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Bruce Herald, Volume VII, Issue 617, 24 July 1874, Page 5

:£■ i--..t .■: !-■ .... . v • 'TXTANTEIJ,; Two Hundred Mec on piece work for Light Railways, at River ton, " Apply to the Manager on the Works, ..,:; Birerton. - : - ; ; ; ; Or^b; GEO. PROUDFOOT, ■ ; '-. >-.;;; -.;,.:..,:. ■ :.-•■'■ '■ ■ ■ • Dunedin. XTLTANTED forthwith, a SHEPHERD, ' competent to tako working management of Coombe Hay. Must be married, . .. an^ have a thorough knowledge of sheep. Apply to ....u;: C. R. CHAPMAN, Solicitor, ■•■'>•'<■■■■ '■>'•'■'- '■■■ Princess- street, Dunedin. YQTE FOR T* : '"' A D C O C K! * >"■'■<"'- %£% PEOPLE'S MAN; 'THE SPORTING CANDIDATE, Who 'advocates the destruction of Tom - Gate, the importation of Bull Dogs, Pheasants and Stallions. READINGS. ffIHE first of the these Popular Entertain- -*- ments will be held in the Volunteer JHall, Milton, on Tuesday, the 28th instant, - at half-pasti.7 p»m. ■■i.. :; THOMAS BROOKS, Secretary. NOT I C E . THE Sixpenny Readings Committee have arranged to have a Lecture upon the following snbject : — "The air we breathe — the chemical properties of its constituents, with, experiments," at the Volunteer Hall, on Friday the 31st inst., at half-past seven p.m. THOMAS BROOKEb, : ..." • • Secretary. BARR'S HALL, BALCLUTHA. IMMENSE! ! IMMENSE ATTRACTION! ! ONE NIGHT ONLY!!! /CLIFTON AND SMALL'S : UNBIVALLED VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT. MONDAY, 27th INSTANT. . . Admission — Dress Circle, 3s ; Front Seats, 2a; Back Seats, Is. CHILDREN, HALF PRICE. T\ R~! (5 A R R~, THE CELEBRATED LECTURER, MESMERIS T, AND EHEENOL O G I S T, IS CO MING!! "TWA HOURS AT HAME." SONGS OF SCOTLAND. ST. GEORGE'S HALL, TOKOMAIRIRO. T7"E NN E DYS' FAREWELL APPEARANCES. Tuesday, August 4 ; Thuraiay, August 6. Change of Programme each Evening. - Admission— 3s, and 2s. Barr's Hall, Balclutha, Wednesday, August 5. THOS. KENNEDY, Agent.