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Evening Star, Issue 7355, 29 October 1887, Page 3

GOVERNMENT NOTICES. y. R. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. BLAND HOLT COMPANY'S PERFORMANCE. ON TUESDAY, Ist NOVEMBER. Saturday Return Tickets to Dunedin will be issued at Palmerston, Mihiwaka, and intermediate stations, by the 10.25 a.m. train ftom Palmerston ; and from Palmerston, Waikouaiti, Seacliif, and Waitati, by the 5,28 p.m. train from Palmerston, and will be available for return on day of issue only by a Special Train which will leave Dunedin for Palmerston at 11.15 [I E On WEDNESDAY, 2nd November, a train will leave Dunedin for Balclutha and intermediate stations at 11.15 p.m. Tickets at Saturday Return Fares will be available by this train. By order. V. R. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS, OAMARU SPRING RACE MEETING, NOVEMBER 3rd and 4th, 1887. SATURDAY RETURN TICKETS to Oamaru will bo issued at Timaru, Dunedin, and intermediate Stations (including Branches) on 2nd, 3rd, and 4th November, and will be available for Return up to and including Monday, 7th November. By order. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. OAMARU SPRING RACE MEETING. CHEAP EXCURSION FARES FROM DUNEDIN TO OAMARU ON NOVEMBER 3rd and 4th, 1887. ON 3rd and 4th November Cheap Excursion Tickets to Oamaru will be issued at Dunedin by the Express Train leaving Dunedin for Oamaru at 8.10 a.m., and will be available for return on day of issue only by the Express Train leaving Oamaru for Dunedin at 3.22 p.m., or by a Train leaving Oamaru for Dunedin at 4.50 p.m. The North and South Express Tra’ns will stop at the Racecourse on both days, and passengers wishing to attend the Races can go through to the Racecourse either by the Express Train or by a Tiain which will leave Oamaru for the Racecourse at 12.32 p.m., immediately on arrival of the Express from Dunedin, returning from the Racecourse either by the South Express or by a Train which will leave the Racecourse for Oamaru at 4.40 p.m., I connecting with the 4.50 p.m. Train for Dunedin. The Return Fares from Dunedin to Oamaru will be— First Class, Second Class. 10s 7s 6d The Return Fare from Oamaru to Racecourse will be Is. On 3rd and 4th November the Train usually leaving Palmerston for Dunedin at 6.10 p.m. will not leave until 7 50 p.m,, leaving Waikouaiti 825 p.m. ; Seacliff, 855 p.m. ; Waitati, 9.12 p.m.; aniving Dunedin 10.30 p.m. By order. EDUCATIONAL. DUNEDIN SCHOOL OF ART, Moray place. EVENING CLASSES, Mondays and Wednesdays, for the study of Freehand and Model Drawing, Drawing''and Painting from the antique, Painting in monochrome, Model ling in clay, etc. Tuesdays and Thursdays, Practical, Plano, and Solid Geometry. Mechanical and Architectural Drawing. Fridays, Drawing and Painting from the living model. Open from 7to 9. Fee, 10s 6d. DAVID O. HUTTON, Art Master. Bookkeeping.- How to open, Post, Balance, and Close a Set of Books, Single or Double Entry. Mescantile, Professional, Farm, Station, Domestic, and all kinds of Bookkeeping Taught privately or in class; also services tendered. Penmanship, Arithmetic, English, Shorthand, etc. WOOD’S ACADEMY, Moray place. Evening Classes and Private Tuition. MR ALE RED J. SIMS, Music Teacher; several years member of the Orchester, late Sir Michael Costa. PUBLIC) NOTiCES. HAND AND HEART LODGE, M.U.1.0.0.F. PRESCRIPTION BOOKS for the DISPENSARY may be obtained by Members from P.P.G.M. Sligo, George ttreet. E. S. CLARKE, N.G. FROZEN LAMBS. FROZEN LAMBS. W PATRICK IS NOW BOOKING • ORDERS for FAT LAMBS for Presents to friends at Homo. As the B.s. Rimutaka leaves tarly in November, W. PATRICK will be pleased to receive orders not later than Tuesday, Ist November. ST. CLAIR COFFEE PALACE, REFRESHMENT ROOMS, AND TELEPHONE BUREAU, ST. CLAIR. A. E. MELLICK begs to inform his Liends and the public generally that he has leased the above establishment, and hopes, hy strict attention, moderate charges, and selling only goods of first-class quality, to merit their patronage and receive their support. Wedding Parties and Picnics catered for. Orders can be given by telephone. Devonshire Cream, Curds and Cream, New Milk, Fruit, and Pastry. English coal (biokersh aw) (Ex Cape Clear, from Liverpool), 40.s PER TON, Cannot be excelled for cleanliness. A trial solicited, JAMES MAOFIB. Coal Merchant, Great King street. fjl H E SWISS FARM Will be opened at CHORAL HALL On THURSDAY, NOV. 3rd, At 7.30 p.m. Full particulars of the many and striking Novelties and Attractions will be published next cyeek, BATH^ BATHS, any si«e or shape, Made and Fittedup. Galvanised Iron Tubs and Buckets, Coal Scuttles, etc., Made on the Premises. Looks Repaired and Keys Fitted. All Prices to suit the times. F. J. LAK? b Tinsmith, Plumber, and Gasfltter, Moray place, Dunedin. Jj- E W ANNUALS. Chatterbox, Sunday, Young England, English Illustrated Magazine, JAMES HORSBURGH, l)ook Impoiter, 73 George street,, Dunedip, AL EX,AN D, $ Q SLIGO, 42 George street, MANUFACTURING STATIONER, LAW, AND GENERAL BOOKBINDER, Bookseller, Stationer, and News Agent, All the leading Magazines and Newspapers supplied at lowest current rates, A large selection of N. Z. Christmas Cards, Photographs, and Chromos, for sending Home. Humorous Readings, maistly Scotch, Is 3d—posted, Is Cd. Readings, humorous and pathetic, 1s 3d—posted, Is 6d, For the Term of His Natural Life, Marcus Clarke, 3s—posted, 4s. Cricket, Basebal! ? and Roud Jtra, by Captain Crawley, Is.Sd,. She. by H. Rider Haggard, fo—posted, Bs. Complete Guide to tliQ Wbrk.-tahie, 3a—-po.-ted, 2s Cd.' M;qea Handbook of N.Z., sp—pjasted, fe Gd. Agent for publications of N.Z. Government. NOTICE TO TROUT-FISHERS. I HAVE RECEIVED, per s.s. Aorangi, a First • class Consignment of the fcea 4 * KELSO FISHING TACKLE. * Y(. BREMER, dornerof George and Frederick Streets. STONE’S Patent Boxes on Sale at J. Wilki and Co., Princes street,