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Evening Star, Issue 3930, 29 September 1875, Page 2

U£E N. S T D B A T R P. Eieaaees : Messrs SMe and Kaozh Unprecedented Success of those Universal Favorites, Unabated Popularity of those eminent American artists, the B AT E S' S. Another Change of Programme THIS EVENING SEPT. 29, Tne drama adapted from the French play by ___ „ W. J. Lucas, entitled THE MAN IN THE IRON MASK. Mane Mrs F. M. Bates OMton MrF.M. Bates Friday, October I.—Benefit for the Widow of the late Mr Joe Small. In preparation—••Fernand," and "Nobody's Child." SPELLING BEE, AND CONCERT, TEMPERANCE HALL, THURSDAY, 30th SEPTEMBER. In compliance with a very generally expressed wish, the Committee have decided to precede the spelling by a short CONCERT, Programme of which will be published To-morrow. Entries for the " Bee" close 70-day. ALLAN HOLMES, President. Hanging and music, Bt. Oeobqe'r Tlihi. Adult Class, Thursday*, at 7 Juvenile do, Saturdays, at 3 Private Lessons by special arrangement, §' K J. K E L L Y, _J. Provides Music for Publio and Private Assemblies. Violin and Piano taught. |3taart Btreet, opposite Wesleyan Church, PUBLIC NOTICES, t NOTICE.I UST RECEIVED, another shipment of > the genuine American Bay Rhum, made by G. Duclere, Esq., Guayama, Porto Rio o. The finest Wash ever made for the Hair aiPd Skin, at F. BEISSEL'S Temple of Fashion, Princes street. THE COLONIAL BUILDING AND INVESTMENT COMPANY (Limited). Registered under the Joint Stock Company's Act. Capital, £IOO,OOO. m INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT.

THh attention of Parents desirous of investing for themgplves or their children small weekly sums, to enable them to receive at a thereof, is drawn to the above Investment Department, affording, as it floes, a good rate of interest, with the privilege to investors of prompt withdrawal of their deposits and interest at short periods. For further particular apply to LOUIS BASCF, Secretary, Temple Chambers, Princes strew , 70 LET BUSINESS PREMISES IN PRINCES STREET. rO LET, the Lower Portion' of the Premises lately occupied by M'Leod Fownes, and Co. - Apply to HOWORTH & HODGKINB, Solicitors, Princes street. TO LET, OR FOR SALE. J TJPERIOR Five-roomed Houße and half-an-aere ground, Caversham, near railway •Utior. JONES, BASCH AND CO., Temple Chambers. ~ , ed. Apply to Connell and Moodie. 10 LEI, a Five-roomed Houße, situate in George street, lately occupied by Mr E. Towsey, Apply to John Joyce, Princes street. , way station. Apply Sirs Goodall, Caver-

TO LET, Six-roomed House, quarter or half acre of ground. James J'ickey. painter, Maclaggan street. sAJLjrca gr* ,i THURSDAY, 30th SEPTEMBER, At 2 o'clock. SURPLUS 'HIP'S STORES, Ex Wdimea. 'LANDRESS, HEPBURN, ATsD CO. . are instructed by the Agonts for the > Zealand Shipping Company to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Manse street on Thursday, 30th September, at 2 o'clock, ' A large quantity of surplus ship stores, ex "Waimea, consisting of—ls canes preserved onions, 15 cases preserved carrots, 24 cases boiled mutton, 10 cases boiled beef, 3 cases preserved e"-gs 30 cases preserved icilk, 5 cases extract of meats. 30 puncheons flour, 20 tins preserved potatoes, 5 cases soap, 15 casks rice, 20 casks oatmeal, 8 casks split peas 10 cases lime juice, 4 casks raw casks loaf sugar, 20 bags biscuits,' 4 nbds. do., 4 casks mousse*, 19 casks containing sundries, offce, tea, arrowroot, sago, mustard, tapioca, soap, &c &c, ' Terms at sale. THURSDAY, 30th SEPTEMBER, At 2 o'clock. On Jetty street Jetty. jKEx Francis Lewey. T H I T ET A TV &' o O. have received instructions from the iporters, to sell by auction, on Jetty street ° n Thursday ' 30fch Se Ptember, at 2 20,000 ft white pine shelving 12,000 ft do do ceiling 41,5C0ft mt epruce lathes Injlots to suit purchasers. Terms at sale. ! SATURDAY, 2nd OCTOBER, *~ At 3 o'clock. rjRIGOR, MATTLAND, AND CO 2STk V m fa . V ° red With iD *™Uon. to Jdl by pubhc auction, on the above date and hour, at their Rooms, Sections 1 to 37, block C, A. M«Nefll' B subdivision of part of section 7, block 35, Clutha Distiict, divided into quarter-acre and 33ft. frontage sections to Mam South road, i„ tie Township