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Advertisements received too late for Classification. H/fOIINTN'GTON MUTUAL IMPROVEIfJL MENT ASSOCIATION. The next meeting of this Association will be held at the Schoolhonse, Mornington, Thursday, 9th Juno, at 8 p.m. Subject—An Essay “On the results sought to be attained by establishing Mutual Improvement Associations in the suburban districts of colonial provinces,” by Mr J. E. Attwood, hon. sec. Discussion thereon. Admission Free. Male and female all are kindly invited. THURSDAY, 9th JUNE, At 2 o’clock. CALICO. For the benefit of whom it may concern. It/T ‘LAN DRESS, H UPTURN, & CO, J_vJL are instructed to sell by auction at their Rooms, Manse street, on Thursday, 9th June, at 2 o’clock, 1 bale Calico, more or less damaged. Terms Cash, FJIHB SALE BY AUCTION [of Building Plant, &c., at New Wesleyan Church, Is POSTPONED until Tuesday, 14th June. H. J. CHAPMAN & CO., Auctioneers. FOR, SALE.—The lease, two acres, and two roomed cottage; suitable for garden, nursery, or carriers. John Langmuir, corner of the Glen and South Hoads. Amusements. DR. CARR’S OYAL |||^ MASONIC HALL. POSITIVELY DR. CARR’S LAST SIX NIGHTS. THE public of Dunedin will never have another opportunity of witnessing the extraordinary and mysterious phenomena of Mesmerism, as demonstrated by Dr. Carr, who has been pronounced by the Australian and New Zealand Press as the “ Prince of Mesmerists. ” The experiments will include the highest order of Phreno-Mesmeric, Electro-Biologi-cal, and Electro-Psychological phenomena. The manifestations will bo highly dramatic, The subjects will be made to represent soldiers marching off to battle, singing while they march some stirring melody ; the stage will represent an imaginary fort, and and they will be made by the operation to pass through the varied phases of Battle, the night’s Bivouac, the Reconnoitre, the Assault, Conquest, and Retreat; Burial of the Dead with military honors, &c. Dr. Carr will give Ins Farewell Lectures. Those who would like to acquaint themselves with the facts and nature of Animal Magnetism will do well to attend. Subject of First Lecture; WEDNESDAY NIGHT, Constitution of Man. Man as an Organism ; Man as a Magnet; Human and Animal Electricity ; the Electric Fishes (gymotus c|cctr(cus) —how it kills its victims ap(\ repels its enemies. Species of Electric Fishes; the Torpedo ; Od Fouce ; Hazel Reel. Sympathetic Affinities. Completeness of Maids Organization ; its involuntary attraction and repulsive forces. THURSDAY NIGHT. Self-reliance, . FRIDAY NIGHT. Wicklitfe, Luther, and Wesley, SATURDAY NIGHT. The Pulpit, the Bar, and the Press, Lectures not to exceed twenty minutes. Admission, Is; second seats, 2s; reserved seats, 3s, g E AN OE S. S T - Q.EORGE’ S JJALL. MR GEORGE COTTERIL in ms SUCCESSFUL ENT ERTAINMENT, KN TITLED TABLE TALK AND UNFRAMED PICTURES, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8. Attractive Programme of Original Fun, Improvisations, Old and New Songs, Phases of Life, &c. Tickets may be had at Mr West’s Music Saloon. Admisdon, 2s ; reserved seats, 4s. Entertainment to commence at eight. ATH EN .BUM BUILDING S, OCTAGON. THE WAXWORKS, Now open for a few days only. Admission-One Shilling. Children, halfprice. CIRA N D C ONCE R T HJT r,v THE DUNEDIN PRIVATE MUSICAL SOUIETY, TN TJIK NEW POST OFFICE HALL, ON WEDNESDAY, [JUNE 15th. Conductor ~ Mr May Pianist ... ... ... Miss 801 l Doors open at 7.30; to commence at 8, Double Tickets, 5s ; single do, 3s j may be had of Mr Begg, Princes street ; R. K. Murray, Rattray street; or any member of the Society.