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Evening Star, Issue 5014, 29 March 1879, Page 3

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. MONDAY. 31st MARCH, At 11 o'clock. For the benefit of whom it may concern. Damaged by Flood. ['LANDRESS, "HEPBURN, ft 00. are instructed by Messrs Heymanson, Low, and Co., to se'l by auction, at their Warehouse, Rattray street, on Monday, Slst March, at 11 o'clock, The following goods, damaged by flood, say, 52 casks (more or less) grindery, Consisting ef— Brass rivets, iron rivets, tingle", black bills, heel tips, etc. Terms at Bale. TUESDAY, Ist APRIL, At 12 o'clock. GOODS DAMAGED BY RECENT FLOOD. On account of whom it may concern. ONTA G V ~ has received instructions to sell by publ c auction, at hi* Rooms, High street, on Tuesday, Ist April, at 12 o'clock, A large quantity of general grocery Btores, etc., consisting of sugar, aolt), starch, rum, I nife-boards, tin-foil, cocoa, carbonate of soda, soda crystals, baking !)owder, matches, linseed, and other terns too numerous to mention. To be sold all faults. No reserve.

MONDAY, 7th APBRIL, At 2 o'clock. FAMILY RESIDENObTIONDON STRBET. One of t':e Finest Sites in the City, having frontages to London street, Albert street, and the Town Belt. MONT A~O U PY M has received instructions from Percival Barker, Esq., to sell by auction, at his Rooms, High street, on Monday, 7th April, at 2 o'olock. His well and favorably known town property, being section 6, blook XVIII., containing, by admeasurement, 1 rood 10 poles, together with the faithfully - built house, stable, and ovaoh-house erected thereon. The house is plastered throughout and contains eleven lofty rooms. The dining and drawing rooms are 23ft. x 22ft., 14ft. high. It is fitted with handsome marble mantlepieces and steel grates ; also a convenient bathroom, and has water and gas laid on over the whole house The outbuildings consist of two-stalled stable, harness room, coach-house with large hay loft, and paved yard The orchard is planted with well-grown fruit trees of the choicest description, while the flower garden is tastefully laid out with rare and flowering plants. The terms are very liberal, being one-third cash, and the balance can remain on mortgage for a term of years at a low rate of interest. WEDNESDAY, 9th APRIL, At 2 o'olock. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Important to those Furnishing. Dining and Drawing Room Suites, Handsome Sideboard, Valuable Piano, eto , etc MQ N T A~~G U PY M has received instructions from Percival Barker, Esq., to Bell by auction on the rremi e*, London street (corner of Albert street) on Wednesday, 9th April, at 2 o'clock, All his household furniture, etc, Oomi.ii'jgof— Rich walnut and green rep drawing-room suite, valuable piano, Brussels carpet, large piar glass, card tables, curtains, steel fender and fire irons, mahogany sideboard, mahogany and morocoo dining - room suite, telescope table, horse - hair sofa, marble-topped chef» fonier, pictures and ornaments, and the melal bedroom furniture, fittingß, etc, etc, eto. Unreserved sale. A CORRECTION. To the Editor op the Evening Stab. IR-On looking to the 'Christian Record'

of the 21st inst., I find that Bishop Moran has done the Rev. Lindsay Mackie injustice in one passage of his Lordship's leader in this week's 'Tablet.' The Bishop, hurriedly concluding Mb article, wrote as follows:—" The Rev. Lindsay Mackie says, and the italics are his own: *We have it affirmed that the view which attaches guilt rests on n» solid foundation.' Not by Gury, who says the contrary. Gmy's words are * Vera scntcnlia affirmat, von infirmo fundammto innioca.' Every Latin scholar knows that this means 'ln truth an opinion resting on a foundation not weak affirms.' "What Gury, then, really says is : • The affirmative opinion rests on a strong foundation, The Rev. Lindsay Mackie here again attributes to Gury not only what he has not said, but the contrary." This is a mistake. The Kov. LiDdsay Mackie translated the words correctly : '• On no infirm foundation." I think it right, in the Bishop's absence, to make thb correction, but leave anything more until his Lordbhip's return.—l am, &c, John P. Perrin. Dunedin, March 29,1879. IHE PE 0 P LE'S COAL. 17s PER TON. 8s 6d PER HALF TON. Terms Strictly Cash The only Colliery Company who forward their Coal direct to consumers. THE GUEEN COAL COMPANY (LIMITED). HELL. HAT IT IS NOT. REV. CANON FARRA. This Week's SATURDAY ADVERTISER. ■RS W. A. JENKINS Bogs to inform Ladies that owing to insufficient Room in her present shop Bhe will shortly REMOVE to Larger Premises. TO DRAPERS AND OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENTS. r ANTED, by a Young Lady of French experience, a Situation ns Saleswoman in a show-room; tho highest of testimonial?. Address "L.A.," office of this paper. TO HOTELKEEPEUS AND OTHER"?. JHE undersigned hai Fur Salo T*o nood pay'ng Hotels; small capital required. WILLTAM WATSON (Martla and Wntson), Stuvr«wcrert. ANTED, Teachers for tho following Subool* : Mount Oargill, Head-master, vrrtent alnryT 14* Glenkenich „ ~ L 135 MorniDgtoo, Ist assistant (male) ~ L 145 Applications will be received by me up till Friday the llth .April. P. G. riIYDB, Secretary Education Board. IUN'DAY BVBNING, Queen'* Theatre, at » 8 o'clock—Addrewi l>y Mr M W. Green. 8 ■& AN CI NO every Monday Evening, Odtl- - " fellow*' Hall, George srreef. Gentleman, 2s ;Jadie* invited V<olm and i.i.v o. EITH I.ODGF. I. .!•-., m-ou Monday i-i Jk 7.00 p.m. ; cm.did.itep, S.P.O. JftAINTI i-.. > rawing .. n j jj-tuciug —- (Jua-ter beg'n- Ist ir x MuwVaie, 52 I "f« - r.-e h-raon. \s& fvlvenisemenii in .jthtr c.o mna. Wanted; daily or resident, 7T Apply Mrs Boyrden, 1. Manor tettacs.