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Evening Star, Issue 3851, 28 June 1875, Page 3

Late Advertisements. TUESDAY, 291h JUNE. At 12 o’clock. To Mining and Coal Companies, 4c. D\m. spedding • 13 instructed to sell by auction at his ■Booms, on Tuesday, 29th June, at 12 o’clock, 400 feet flat whim rope, 6 inches broad, suitable for coal pita or mining purposes. Without reserve. TUESDAY, 29th JUNE, At 12 o’clock. To Fruiterers and Storekeepers. T) M. SPEDDING rr* auction, at his Booms, on Tuesday, 29th June, at 12 o’clock, 450 cases Apples 50 cases Pears Ex Waratah, from Hobart Town. Without reserve. VTT ANTED, Man to work Planing ami Co ac^,ne * ■A-PPlj Black, Thomson, TO LET, Furnished Apartments suitable for One or Two Gentlemen. For pa ?ti°}*J ars apply to M. Marshall, chemist, George 6vT66t* ANTED, a Few Loads of Earth. Applj _ « Otago Foundry, Cumberland street. Jas. Davidson and Co. TTTAMED TO SELL, Horse, Harness, VY Tip Dray, nearly new. Apply third door from All Saints Church. VACANCIES for Two or Three Gentlemen . Boarders. Second house in View street, opposite Congregational Church. TO LET, Furnished Bed-room and Parlor to respectable married couple. Mrs Loft, Club .Reserve, Stafford street. TO PAVIEBS. Tenders received until Wednesday first. Apply to John Grey. London street. WANTED, a smart Boy. Apply John Mackenzie, ironmonger, Arcade. PRIVATE Board and Besidence for two or three gentlemen. Single bedrooms, Albion House, Moray place. MEETING of the Batcpayers of the' Township of Kingston and Green Island will be held in the Drill-shed on Thursday evening, Ist July next, at 8 p.m. A full meeting requested. Important business. SUBURBAN Villa Besidence to let, containing six rooms, with 1| acres of garden anujpaddock, two-stall stable; twenty minutes’ walk from Post Office. Stewart and Doughty, Estate Agents, Manse street. WANTED, Bricklayers at once; cash job; inside. W. H. Neale, City Boot Mart. WANTED, a Bricklayer, to build chimney. Apply next door 0. Laurence’s Nursery, Castle street. WANTED, a Smart Lad for the Bakery Business; one that has been at the trade preferred. Apply H. Munro, North-East Valley, WANTED TO LEASE, for twelve months, Four-roomed Cottage in High, London, or Cargill street. “Argus,” Star Office, A LADY desires a situation as Housekeeper, or any respectable position of trust. Address “ A.8.,” Box 6, Post office. COMFOBTABLE Board and Besidence.— Double bedroom, 18s ; single, 1.1. Mrs Minck, late Mr Jackson, View street. FOUND, Hat and Pair of Boots; owner can have them by paying expenses. Jas. Corlett, top of Eattray street. WANTED, a strong Boy; one used to the Grocery preferred. O. Comrie, King street.

WANTED, Situation as Nurse in a family going to England. Address *• b ” Star Office. WANTED TO SELL, a TipDDraty t almost new s will either do for coal or earthwork. Apply William Grey, Green Island. JOHN PAYNE, carpenter, please call on Sargood, Son, and Ewen; important letters from Home waiting for you. WANTED, a Girl, to Press Seams. Brick house, first right-of-way, Filleul street. rjpENDERS wanted for Erecting the first portion of a Bank Building at Green Island for the Colonial Bank of New Zealand. Plans, &c., to be seen at my office after Wednesday, and tenders received till noon on Wednesday, July 7. June 28,1875. CITY OF DUNEDIN. Bye-law Number 5, as to Cleaning Footpaths. THE Public are respectfully informed that the Inspector of Nuisances has been instructed to see to the due observance of the Council’s Bye-law Number 5, which mas thus:— “ Any owner or tenant of any land or premises, in front of which the footpath has been asphalted or otherwise paved, who omits daily to clean before 8 o’clock a.m., and to keep clean so much of the footpath as is opposite to or in front of any such premises, shall, on conviction for any such offence, be liable to pay any penalty not exceeding (£5) five pounds.” J. M. MASSEY, Town Clerk. June 28, 1875. FOR SALE, House of Five Rooms, in Eglinton, fronting Town Belt, William Brown. EDUCATIONAL. EVENING CLASS for "Writing Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, &c., Athenaeum, three nights per week. Mr Gow. MISS MACPHERSON, Teacher of Music, Dundas street (across the bridge). Terms moderate. rjIHE MIS3ES BELL have now resumed Musio Lessons at their Rooms, Princes street, and request former Pupils to attend at their usual hours. MISS AITKEN gives Lesson* in Pianoforte Music, at her residence, Filleul street, comer of St, Andrew street. Terms on application.