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Evening Star, Issue 6491, 7 January 1884, Page 4

Cabby's idea of hire education.—Knowing how to charge, It is impossible to remain long sick or out of health where Hop Bitters are used. See another.

PUBLIC NOTICES. OTAGO HARBOR BOARD NOTICE. STATUTORY NOTICE IS HEREBY GT '• EN that a Special Meeting of tho Otago Harbor Board will be held on Thursday, tho 10th January. 1884, at 2 o’clock p.m., when the following Bye-laws will be considered, discussed, adopted, or amended, as the Board may determine. JOHN L. GILLIES. Secretary, January 2,1884. That Bye-law 165 shall read—“ There shall be levied and payable upon all goods and merchandise (except Goals or Timber) discharged at the Port of Dunodin (except at the Railway Pier, Port Chalmers) a Harbor Improvement Kate of three shillings per ton measurement of packages of all goods packed in bales, casks, oases, crates, cans, drums, sacks, or tanks; and on all other goods three shillings per ton weight. But, If 40 cubic feet of any goods by measurement shall exceed 2,2401bs In weight, then the said goods shall bo charged by weight, and not by measurement.” Live stock: Sheep, 2d per head; Cattle, 2s fid per head ; Horses, 2s fid per head ; Pigs, 3d per head. Carcasses; Sheep, Id; Cattle, Is fid ; Pige, Id. Bye-law 165 a shall read —“There shall be levied and payable upon Timber and Coals discharged at the Port of Dunedin (except at the Railway Pier, Port Chalmers) a Harbor Improvement Kate of two shillings per ton by weight or measurement.” Bye-law Ififi shall read—“ There shall bo levied and payable upon all goods and merchandise (except Coals and Timber) discharged at the Railway Pier, Port Chalmers, a Harbor Improvement Kate of one shilling and one sixpence per ton measurement of all goods packed in bales, casks, cases, crates, cans, drums, sacks, or tacks; and on all other goods one shilling and sixpence per ton weight. But, if 40 cubic feet of any goods by measurement shall exceed 2,2401bs In weight, then the said goods shall be charged by weight, and not by measurement,” Bye-law 160 a shall read—“ There shall be levied and payable upon Timber and Ooais discharged at the Railway Pier, Port Chalmers, a Harbor Improvement Rate of one shilling per ton by weight or measurement.” Byelaw 169 shall read —“There shall be levied and payable upon the following goods and merchandise exported from the Port of Dunedin a Harbor Improvement Rate (Wool, per bale, 9J) Live stock. Carcasses. Cattle ... 2a fid Is Gd Sheep ... 2d Id Pigs ... 3d Id Horses ... 2s lid And upon all other goods and merchandise exported from the Port of Dunedin a Harbor Improvement Rate of one shilling per ton measurement of packages of all goods packed in bales, casks, cases, crates, cans, drums, sacks, or tanka ; and on all other goods (except those hereafter enumerated) one shilling per ton weight. But, if 40 cubic feet of any goods by measurement shall exceed 2,2401bs In weight,, then the said goods shall be charged by weight and not by measurement.”

ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH, (ROM the tenor of a letter which appeared in the S'xab yesterday evening it wouM appear that Protestants of other denominations feel for the difficulties under which the congregation attending the above Church are laboring—not financial difficulties only, but tho more serious one of being compelled to Bubmit to the ministration of clergymen holding and teaching doctrinei diametrically opposed to the views of the bulk of the congregation. The advertiser begs to inform such friends that a large and important section of the congregation are thankful for the expressions of goodwill shadowed forth in the letter referred to; and they earnestly and affectionately request assistance and co-operation from the wealthy members of the various Protestant denotata;* tioixß pf DunEdiu irt tUeii' endeavors to reduce the dobt on the Church, and to place tha same undor trustee3-men whose object will be to stamp out Kornish practices and priestly assumption by selecting a Minister for the Church who holds evangelical views and liberal principles, and whoso high sense of the importance of h)s measage will induco hi*v to work with of 1 -' r religious bodies in the common intoreuts of saviug Christianity as taught in the Gospels; and thr.u, In the truest sense, assist iu the unity of Christendom, Communications, with suggestions on the above, to be forwarded to the undersigned on or before Tuesday, the 15th inst., after which date a meeting of those willing to cooperate with the congregation will be held, Address " J.H.5.," P.O. Box 93, Duuedln, 4th January, 1884, ■EROSENK LAMPS—the Anueapnic and L^rne —in handsome patterns, at very low prices; Hydronettes and Fire Pumps, Garden Hose, the '* Daisy " Lawn Mower, at reduced prices. WlhUA.lt OOU3TOIJ, Ironmonger, Rattray street, LEMON HART AND SON'S Celebrated RUIifS, In hogshead End Piiioat Oil Jamaica &iid Itoy&l Navy Rum. in cases. Established 1804. Caution. These being the Original Brands, please note that all Casks and Oases bear the name In full Lemon Hart and Son, London, Sole proprietors of the above registered Trade Marks—NORRIS AND Gil BEY, 44 Mark Lane, London, ,0.