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Globe, Volume IV, Issue 416, 12 October 1875, Page 4

The Domain. — There have lately been received by the Domain authorities, as exchanges, about eighty hardy herbaceous plants and shrubs, from Hobart Town, the majority of which have been planted out, the remainder being hardened off previous to planting. Most of these are new to the province, and will be found a great acquisition. The upper portion of the gardens have been relaid out, the wire fences cleared away, and a semi-circular walk has been formed, sweeping from the river to the Museum. Along the line of the walk a series of beds have been excavated, filled with sods and manure, and planted with new roses, a line of Araucaria (commonly known as the monkey puzzle) being planted behind the rose beds, which in a few years will give this portion of the gardens a very pleasing appearance. Clumps of roses, shrubs, herbaceous plants, &c, planted last season in the new borders, and which have thriven well, added to the improved appearance of the lawns consequent on the attention and topdressing they received during the winter, have increased the pleasure of a stroll through the Domain, its present tasteful appearance reflecting the highest credit on Mr Armstrong, the Government gardener. NOTICE. STRAW AND LEGHORN HATS AND BONNETS CLEANED, DYED, AND ALTERED TO LATEST FASHIONS. Also, GENTS’ LEGHORN HATS. Feathers Cleanek, Dyed, and Curled, &c. Address— MRS. BEAN, Armagh street East, 1239 Near Madras street. NO. 3 BUILDING AND LAND SOCIETY (PERMANENT). NOTICE. The Usual MONTHLY MEETING for Receipt of Subscriptions and other Monies payable this month will be held THIS DAY (Tuesday), OCTOBER 12th, 1875, at the Society’s Office, next Hobbs and Co., Cathedral square, from 10 a.m. to2p.m.j and in the evening from 7 to 9 o’clock. CHAS. ALLISON, 1238 Secretary. SATURDAY HALF HOLIDAY. WE, the Undersigned, beg to call a PUBLIC MEETING of the Budding Trade, and those interested in the Saturday Half Holiday, to be held in the MUSIC HALL, on MONDAY, the 18th October, at 8 p.m., for the purpose of trying to make a satisfactory arrangement between the employers and employes, as to the best system for obtaining the Saturday afternoon, and to make a uniform system in the hours of labour. John Anderson, jun. A. R. Kirk Daniel Reese David Scott England Bros James Goss Allan and Sons Thomas Greig Peter Hyndman George R, Rankin A. Clephane Wdliam Greig Samuel Smart Thomas J. Gee W. Styche W. Andrews J. Rastrick and Sons Archibald Lusk Thomas Williams David Stratton David Sloan James Tait Tillman and Ponsford David Lusk Hugh Ferguson Walter Williams Thompson and Davis Glandvile and Joseph Wood diner William Keighley James A. Kay Samuel Jameson Lin--1233 FOR SALE. A FEW Quarter-acre SECTIONS, part of rural section 48a, close to Wilson’s Bridge. Price, £25. Title Land Transfer Act. Terms easy. ALFRED THOMPSON, 54 Hereford street. F. A Gr R < A N Is Sinking ETESIAN WELLS, 1 in. from £4 0 0 up 1J in. do £5 0 0 up la in. do £6 10 0 up Good flow of water guaranteed. Orders left with T, Mr E. Jones, Blacksmith, Tuam street, Or, F. Grant, Ferry road, Promptly attended to. 1218 Board and residence, Guinea per week. W. Langham, Cranmer square, next the Dean’s. 1213 rnO LET, two HOUSES and SHOPS in JL Gloucester street, near Telegraph Office. 1219 W. H. HARGREAVES. WANTED, a Cook and Laundress, or a General Servant;. Apply to Mrs Nejdwill, 1237