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Evening Star, Issue 3821, 24 May 1875, Page 3

SHXFPZVa, harbor stram company agents. Samson, b.s. for oam arc, To moirow, Tuesday, 25tli May. fePassengeas by 7 a. in. train. B r Vt9 BtS> » for timaru, AKAROA, and LYTTELTON, on ihursday, 27th May. Passengers by 2.80 P,m. tram. Cargo till 4 p.m. Wednesday, T>EAUTIFUL STAR, a.s. for TIM ARK LYT T E LTO N, on Sunday, Passengers by 2.30 p.m. train. Oargo till noon Saturday. Offices: Harbour Chambers. SOUTHLAND STEAMERS Sail every Wednesday and Saturday. WANGANUI, S.S., for BLUFF HARBOR and INVERCARGILL. _ to- Rort Chalmers, ON WEDNESDAY NEXT. Cargo received on Tuesday. Cargo for Invercargill and Inland Districts [yT arded by rail from Bluff at H. HOUGHTON & CO., Manse street. FOR RIVERTON AND INVERCARGILL . WHARF. mHE p.B. COMERANG f 199 tons, will sail for the ■above ports from Rattray Street Jetty on Tuesday, 25th inst. Cargo for Invercargill delivered into Store at 22s per ton. Superior accommodation for passengers, GEO. S. BRODRIOK, Agent. STEAM TO PORT MOLYNEUX. KAITANGATA, AND BALCLUTHA. fTIHE s.B. LADY OP THE X LAKE will sail for the t above Ports TO-MORROW 25th instant, at 4 p,m. Cargo will be received till 4 p.m. G. F. REID, Agent. MONE WIGRAM & SON’S (Of Blackwall Yard, Londoi LINE OP STEAM AND SAILIN' PACKETS Will be despatched from the Sandridge Rai way Pier, FOR LONDON DIRECT, as follows 3 Their accommodations for all classes of passengers are unsurpassed and they will each carry an experienced surgeon. Sailing from the Sandndge Railway Pier. The Saloon Cabins are fitted with the necessary fixed Cabin Furniture. Passage Orders are issued to persons desirous of sending for their friends from home on application to the undersigned. Passage money, £l6 and upwards, A liberal allowance to families. Return tickets are Sauted at Reduced Rates. For all partiours apjly to W. P. WHITE & CO., 10, Elizabeth street south, Melbourne PUBLIC NOTICES. DUNEDIN SAVINGS BANK. be open on Tuesday, instead ol Monday evening, at the usual hours, EDMUND SMITH, Manager. T H E a Y. THE LATE RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT PELICHET BAY. A SUBSCRIPTION, to assist the Widow and unprovided Children of the late Thomas Borland, who was killed by the railway accident at Pelichet Bay, has been started. Subscription lists are in the hands of the following gentlemen, who will gladly receive donations, viz.Mr M. Menderahausen, tobacconist, Princes street: Messrs Bagley and Son, George street; J. Lambton, and Mr J. F. Watson, Stafford street. NOTICE TO LADIES, JUST RECEIVED, per Mail, splendid real Tortoishell Ladies’ Back Combs; also complete, sets of real Shell Curling Combs, Shoe-horns, &c. Only house in town for real Tortoishell goods. F. BEISSEL. Hair-dresser, Princes street. CAUTION, THE high reputation of the Singer Manufacturing Company’s Sewing Machines has led to numerous attempts to make and sell spurious imitations. The Pub are warned against parties advertising or offering for sale imitation Machines as “ The American Singer," “on the Singer principle,” or “ on the Singer system," in violation of the Company’s legal rights. The only "Singer” Machines are those made by the Singer Manufacturing Company. Machines sold on deferred payments. G. M. ALDRICH, agent. Dunedin CORPORATION NOTICES CITY OF DUNEDIN. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY IN THE OFFICE OP COUNCILLOR FOR BELL WARD. "VTOTICE is hereby given, that the Nomina--131 tion of Candidates for Election to the office of Councillor for Bell Ward, in loom of , Councillor Albert Beck (resigned), will bejdedared on Thursday, 27th May instant, at the Terrace of the Provincial Council Chambers, Water street, at the hour of noon. Nominations in form of Schedule D of " The Otago Municipal Corporations Ordinance, 1865," may be lodged at the Town Clerk’s Office, Manse street (where blank forms may be obtained), on or before noon of the day herein fixed for the declaration. May 22,1875. KEITH RAMSAY, Mayor. a-