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Evening Star, Volume III, Issue 786, 11 November 1865, Page 1

HAT, 2s 9d each, The Lightest and most Economical, AT LONDON HOUSE, PKIKCES-STJR"EET. WILLIAM PEE, KINS. ON SALE, CELEBRATED No. MARSHALL AND COPLELAND. JAMES M'NEIL SIMPSON begs to intimate that he has Removed from York place to more commodious premises in the Octagon, lately occupied by M'Donald and Johnstone, and trusts that, by keeping nothing but a first-class article, to merit the liberal patronage he has hitherto been favored ■with. Note the address : James M'Neil Simpson, Butcher, near Guy Bennett's Octagon Hotel. OTAGO BENEVOLENT ASYLUM. FANCY FAIR. FANCY FAIR, in aid of the above Institution, will be held in December of this year. The following Ladies have consented to hold Stalls: — Mrs T. Dick Mrs A. W. Smith Mrs Rattray and Mrs Tolmio Mrs Barton Mrs Lawson Mrs Graham, Mrs Bain and Miss Oopeland Mrs Daniels Misses Solomon Mrs Hopper, Miss Meredith, and Miss Wilson The following Ladies have also consented to assist:— Mrsß. B. Martin Mrs Caldwell Mrs Mason Mrs J. Smith Mrs F. D. Bell Mrs Brannigan Mrs G. Cook Mrs A. Carrick Mrs Houghton Mrs Nathan Mrs H. Howorth Mrs Street Mrs W'ard Mrs Brodrick Mrs M'George Mrs Meredith Mrs Henningham Mrs Wilson Mrs W. H. Reynolds Miss Perriman Mrs Turnbull Mrs R. M. Rot Mrs Switzer Mrs Cameron Mrs H. F. Hardy Mrs W. H. Mu Mrs F. Jones Mrs G. Bell Mrs Mercer Misses Bell Mrs Mendelsohn Miss Zohrab Mrs H. P. Morse Miss Marian Di Miss Williams Mrs A. W. Smi Mrs Brown Mrs R. M. Robertson Mrs Cameron Mrs W. H. Mumford Mrs G. Bell Misses Bell Miss Zohrab Miss Marian Dunn Mrs A. W. Smith Ladies desirous of holding stalls, or assisting, are invited to send their names with as little delay as possible. Donations will be thankfully received by any of the ladies mentioned, or by the Secretary, at the office of the Institution, Farley's Buildings, Princes-street North. W. M. HOPPER, Secretary. FOR SALE. HE Paddle Steamer, ENTERPRISE, as she . now lays at the Stuart-street Jetty. Apply to W. & G. TURNBULL and Co. Dimedin, 27th Sept., 1865. G G S E D. Highest cash price given at UNNING BROTHEES, . Prinees-si. J(3 Cutting.