OPENING OF THE GLUT IT A RAILWAY. EXTENSION OF TFiE r'IROULATION ' 07THB " KVENIN.G JST A It." 4 COUNTRY EDITION of the " Gvkn- ' * INO Stak" will be published every Afturnoou, in time for despatch per 4 o'clock train to Balclutha and intermediate stations. Those parties deßirous of obtaining tho " Stab" will please apply to the Agents, viz. : Balclutha—Mr Edward Teague. Tokomairiro Messrs Philp, Henderson, aud Go. Waihola—Mr Thomas Douglas. Otakia—Mr John Robertson. Mosgieland Saddle Hill—Mr J. H. Murdoch. Green Island—Mr <F. J. Stickles. Caversham—Mr C. Clarke. Advertise™ wishing to tnke advantage of the Country Edition, and those desirous of having their Advertisements over the Lender, will please favor us with their orders as early in the day as possible, and in no case later than 2 o'olock. Agents wanted at other Stations-Jalong the Line, POET OHALMEKS AGENCY. rWMIV, • EVENING STAR* la regularly * delivered in Port Chalmers on the arrival of the 6.30 p.m. train from Punedin. Persons in Port Chalmers desirous of having the ' Star ' will please communicate with Mb. John Dale, Agont. JOHN W. JAGO Manager. ~'SVrAI!' Ow-TOR!. TVT L K V E S, Sign Writer, Glass Embosser, Decorator, &c. Walker STREET. Trimmed Monthly Gowns from 3s. Infants' Trimmed Ni. bt Gowns frum 2a 3d, Infants' Lawn Shirts, list and 2nd sizes
from 7d Infants' Flannel Barries from 4s 6d Infants' Niuht Flannels from 2s 9d ? li.far.ta' Flannel Squares frm 3<< 9d ln f ?nts' Head Flannels from 4a 3i infants' Bibs from 7d Infants' Worked Robes from 10s Gil Infanta' Frock bodies from la 2d Infants' Long and Short Bbps, trimmed and untrime'l—very cheap infants' Cloaks, splendid value, from 15s 6d lufanta' Psliaees, Squares, £>ilk and Woollen Jdats and Hoods Ladies' Underclothing and Stays. A large and splendid stock of the above a MISS -FBJ.?o\y NLIE'S, PbINOKS iJSTRKET. (Tbreo doors from Octagon.) of i-.msual anailty \ .„ !ji!j thf Vineyard*. 3. \. \ * ;TKAS, n l<ar>{«s«u! "Hricd Stool:. mwv, & Ki'Tiuw Princes street.
DEATH. HcTCHiNSON.~On the 9tMust., at her late resideiice, King utrcet, Laura Brighton, the beloved wife of John E. Hutchinson. FILXKRAL NOTICE. f T WIE riemls <«f John E Hutchinson are .ft. resptctfully requested to attend the remains of his late wife to the idace of interment-the Southern Cemetery— at 3 p.m. on Friday, 12th inst. GOUittEY & LEWIS, Undertakers, George and M. claggan streets. FUNERA.L NOTICE, HHHR Friends of Mr Jo.-eph Davidson are reA spectfully invited to al;rend tho funeral of his late wife, Agnes, from hid residence, Saddle hill, on Friday, JV.vembei 12, 1875, at 2 o'clock p.m., for th« East Taieri < Vmetery. WILLIAM CO PER, Undertaker. SALfcS *Y AUCTION. ''l-MOHUil'v, M'Laudress, Hepburn, and Co., at their rooms, Manse street, at 2 o'clock.—Cargo of sugars. AM';-iStiftti>"N r guoen's Theatre.—" The Shuughrauu."
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Evening Star, Issue 3966, 10 November 1875, Page 2
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450Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Star, Issue 3966, 10 November 1875, Page 2
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