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Evening Star, Volume VII, Issue 2005, 8 October 1869, Page 3

Amusements. Royal princess theatre. This Evening, will he produced, for the first time in Dunedin. THE ENC H A N 'l' ED ISLE, Or, Raising the Wind on the mo-t approved principle. Ferdinand Miss Anna Forde Preceded by the celebrated drama, entitled, THE POISONERS ; Or, The Island of St Tropez. Henri Desert ... ... Mr J Ray tier Subscriber’s Tickets to be had of Mr Louis Court, Provincial Hotel. PRINCESS THEATRE. LAST APPEARANCE OF MR HENRY TALBOT. On MONDAY Evening next, October 11th, MR HENRY TALBOT, Having most generously volunteered his services, and Mr L. Court having kindly placed the Theatre at his dispo-al, the performance will be for the Benefit of the OTAGO BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. On which occasion will be produced Tom Taylor’s Comedy of STILL WATERS RUN DEEP. John Mildmay Mr H. Talbot. And other Novelties. Dress Circle, 5s ; Stalls, 2s ; Pit, Is. Seats can be secured at Messrs Geddes Bros., Stafford street. ASONIO HALL. WOODROOFFE’S CELEBRATED EXHIBITION Of Fancy and Philosophical GLASS-BLOWING AND S'INNING, The most Novel and Instructive Entertainment ever witnessed in the Colonies. THIS EVEN IN G, Doors open 30 past 7. TWO GLASS STEAM-ENGINES. High and low pressure, which will bo in Constant Operation, and a full explanation of which will be given. A QUARTZ-CRUSHING MACHINE, Made entirely of Glass, Also, MODELS OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS. A BEAUTIFUL CASCADE FOUNTAIN. At the close of each Entertainment a Collection of Works of Art will bo DISTRIBUTED TO THE AUDIENCE. Admission, 2s ; Children, Is. C. A. WOODROFFE, Proprietor. H. PEACHMAN, Agent. CITIZENS’ Cricket Club Ball, Post Office Hall, This Evening. Mens. Fleury’s Band is engaged. WATER OF LEITH HOTEL—A Ball will be held at the above Hotel, on Monday evening next, October 11. Doors open at half-past 8. Admission : 5s double ticket, or 3s single. BENEFIT CONCERT. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HIS HONOR THE SUPERINTENDENT AND HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR, THE BENEFIT CONCERT to be given by the Dunedin Private Musical Society, in aid of the OTAGO BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION, Will take place in the NEW POST’ OFFICE HALL, ON WEDNESDAY, 13th OCTOBER. Admission : Double tickets (lady and gentleman), 5s ; Single do, 3s. Tickets may now be had from Mr 11. K. Murray, Rattray street; Mr C. Begg, Princes street North ; the Secretary of the Institution, and the members of the Dunedin Private Musical Society. Provincial Government Notices. 11,000 ACRES, GOVERNMENT AGRICULTURAL LAND, (Being part of the Hon F. D. Bell's runs) in Shag Valley. TVTOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Xl following allotments of Lind, comprising about li,0i)0 acres, in the Shag Valley, will be Open for Application, in the Band Ollicc, Dunedin, c-n Wednesday, the 28ih day of October, 1869, viz : Sections 9 to 38, Dunb.ck District Sections 2 to 25, Waibemo District Maps be seen in the Laud Office ; and lithographs of the same may be obtained frqm the various agents. J. T. THOMSON, Chief Commissioner. Extract from Laud Act : “In the event of two or more persons having made application for the same laud on the same day, such laud shall be put up for sale by public auction, open to all bidders." NOTICE. Tho Government has made arrangements with the Lessee, whereby purchasers of Land within this Block, who bona fide occupy the same, will be entitled to depasture cattle on the unsold lands within the Block on paying to the Lessee (the Hon. F. D. Bell) the sum of 3s 6d per annum for each head of cattle so depastured. The grazing right will he on the following scale : Owners of not exceeding 100 acres will he entitled to depasture 10 head of great cattle ; exceeding 100 and not exceed ng 200 acres, 15 head ; 200 acres and upwards, 20 head. I). REID, Secretary for Land and Works. SEPARATE Tenders will be received at the Government (iliices, Dunedin, until noon of Monday, the 20th day of December. 1809, for the Purchase of the Stores in Bond and Jetty streets (known as Reynolds’s Bond and Jones’s Store), with the ground con neeted therewith. A description of the ground may be seen at the Government Offices. The Government does not bmd itself to accept any offer. D. REID, Secretary for Land and Works. sth October, 1860.