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Amusements. E W MASONIC HALL. THATCHER WILL PERTORM THIS EVENING. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22nd. THATCHER IN .NEW LOCAL SONGS. THATCHER'S POPULAR CONCERTS WILL BE R E S U M E D TO-NIGHT. ADMISSION-ONE SHILLING ! Reserved seats, 2s. Commencing at 8.30 p.m. TRINITY WESLEYAN CHURCH, Stuart street, Dunedin. A BAZAAR, in aid of the Building Fund of the above Church, will be held in THE NEW POST OFFICE HALL, On TUESDAY, MARCH Ist, and Following Days. Contributions in money and goods will be thankfully received by the undermentioned ladies Mrs Fitchett, Mrs Massey, Mi's Coventry, Miss Towers, Mrs Calvert, Mrs De Carle, Mrs Haynes, Mrs Roberts, Mrs Tennet, Mrs Walker, Mrs Watson, Mrs Brodie, Airs Chapman, Mrs Thomson, Mrs Liggius, Mrs Adams, Mrs Hutton, Mrs Palmer, Mrs Beck. The Committee will also accept donations of poultry, live stock, farm produce, and articles of any description, for sale by auction.

Educational OTAGO SCHOOL OF ART. MR HUTTON, Provincial Drawing Master, will shortly open the following mentioned Drawing Classes in the New Post Office Building, Princes street, Dunedin : 1. A Class for Teachers and Pupil Teachr evs, upon Saturday, the sth March, 1870, at 11 o’clock a.m. All teachers, whether public or private, are invited to attend. Admis ■ sion free. 2. A Class for Girls, upon Monday, the 2Sth of February, IS7O. This class will meet from 2 till 4 o’clock p.m. upon Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Fee, 15s per quarter, of ten weeks. A Class for Pupils of the High School, upon Tuesday, the Ist of March, 1870. This class will meet from 3 till 4 o’clock p.m. upon Tuesdays and Thursdays. Admission free. Youths not attending any of the Government Schools will be admitted as pupils of this class on payment of a fee of 10s per quarter, of ten weeks. Arrangements will shortly be made for the teaching of Drawing, as far as practicable, in the District Schools, and for the opening of an Evening Drawing Class. Pupils will be enrolled at the Education Ofiice for a week previous to the opening of the Classes. By order, JOHN HISLOP, Secretary. Education Office, February 15th, 1870. INSTRUCTION ON THE FLUTE. MR J. S. SMITH, late of the Princess Theatre, will give instruction on the above. For particulars apply at West’s Music Depot. Tenders. TO CAPENTERS AND JOINERS. WANTED, Tenders for Additions to a Residence, till Wednesday first, at 2 o’clock. E. J. SANDERS, Architect and Surveyor. Publications and Literature. The young ladies’ journal Contains suitable Reading for families Elegant Designs in all kinds of useful and ornamental Needlework, accompanied by simple and complete directions. Full-size Patterns for cutting out every description of garment worn by all members of a family Special Articles upon the Latest Paris Fashions. Colored Fashion Plates and Berlin Patterns from Paris Home and Cookery Receipts, Pastimes New Music, &c. ; and is generally, Interesting to Everybody at Home and Abroad. Dunedin: J. Braithwaite.

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