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Evening Star, Volume III, Issue 852, 29 January 1866, Page 3

IT* <3f EORGE’S JJALL* THIS EVENING (MONDAY), 29th January^ East Night of ME AND MRS GEORGE CASE’S [TRIP TO THE RHINE.” RACE E GER T O N (Mrs George Case), AND ■jyjTß. QEORGE C ASE, rill present this Evening, for the last time, their Entertainment, entitled OCR TRIP TO THE RHINE,” id the Eccentric People we met there. MR AND MRS GEORGE CASE laying arranged to shortly reappear in Melbourne, can only perform a few nights longer in Dunedin. East Appearance of "R and MRS CHOWDLER, MISS CHOWDLER, & MASTER CHOWDLER. Last Appearance of TSS WEEPS and MR GIULIO AUGUSTUS MUGGS. East Appearance of I S S M ‘ D U R With Scotch Song and Highland Fling. K, Last Appearance of COUNT DE FLAMBOQSE -AND PROFESSOR BE UNDERHAUSEN. *HE East Appearance of ADY MOUNTCHESN OT OYERBROOK, and the Glorious Hunt. TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, JAN. 30, CHANGE OF PROGRAMME, AND AST NIGHT BUT SIX. First Time of “ ODDS AND ENDS.” Doors open at half-past 7, to commence ■at 8 o’clock precisely. Reserved seats, ss; unreserved seats, ISs. Places may be secured at Mr West’s [Music Warehouse, Princes street. Children under twelve, half-price; undei [three, not admitted. Carriages may be ordered at half-past ten. ■ During the continuance of Grace EgerI ton’s entertainment, a Cloak Room, with ■female attendant, is provided for the conI venience of Ladies visiting ibhe Reserved ■ Seats. It is respectfully announced thaf | the person in attendance is not allowed tc j accept any F-EE or Gratuity. ED /"yiTY TfcUFFET o fJIHE “QLD £JITY Jgl AFE & “RESTAURANT, Princes Street (Cutting ) The Proprietor begs to assure all wh may patronise the above Establishment that every care will be taken to en,sur their comfort, whilst every thing placet upon the tables will be of the fines quality, prepared and served in the moa approved style. O. GUARDIOLA. J I* ARSL OE & °- BURTON BREWERY, North-East Valley, Brewers, Maltsters, and Bottlers, Have always a large supply of Beer ant Porter on hand, Delivered to all parts o the town. For particulars apply to Johh Elmei Office of this Paper. REMOVAL NOTICE. THE Proprietors of the Caledonian Portrait Rooms beg to inform the -public, • that they have Removed their business from Farely’s Buildings to their New Rooms, next door to Paterson and M'Leod’s, Princes street, where their patrons will oblige by calling. TAIT BROTHERS, : Photographers, TO THE WORSHIPFUL THE JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, act. i ing in and for the Licensing Dis. trict of Dunedin in the Province of Otago. I FREDRICK CHAMPNESS, of Dun. j edin aforesaid, Licensee of the house v known as the Foundry Hotel, situate in Great King Street, being the’ holder pf a General License under ‘ ‘ Licensing Ordinance, 1864,” in respect of the said house and premises, do hereby give notice that it is my intention to apply at the next , Quarterly Licensing Meeting, to be holden in and for the said District on Tuesday, the Thirteenth day of March next, to the Justices to transfer the said License from myself to Jamrs Forrester, my appointee : And I give Notice that Robert t Wilson, of Stafford Street, Dunedin, and John Philip Armstrong, ■ nf Princes Street, Dunedin, Dentist, a re twilling to become sureties of the said ;> James Forrester to enter with him into - .the required recognisances. ■ "i Signed this I7th day of January 1866. % FREDERICK CHAMPNESS, Signature of Applicant.