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Evening Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2229, 29 June 1870, Page 3

PR I N OUSTS THEAT RE. Great Success of Miss ROSE EVANS and Mr GEORGE CLAREMONT In their Dramatic Entertainment, THIS EVENING, at Eight. CLOUDS AND SUNSHINE; PIPPO ; LEAH (Great Curse Scene) HONEYMOON. Box plan at Geddes Bros., High street. M A S 0 N i t! HALL. GRAND COMBINATION OF TALENT. THIS (TUESDAY)’eVENING, JUNE 28, The World Renowned and Original LAN CASH.! RE . BELL - .RINGERS,, 1 Asaifted’hy the Celebrated Baritone ■■ • ' ' MR. J. DANIELS, In New Songs, Doors open at' Half?p3|t Seven, performance to commence at Eight o’clock precisely. Prices of Admission — Front Seats, 3s ; Second do, 2s; Back do, Is. F. J. WILLS, Agent. QLYiMPIU OMlp&fG CpiALL, (UNION HOTEL), STAFFORD ST., Open every Evening. HCUUt-ajr’fr AOH ;. Admission, One Shilling, E.’LYONS, Proprietor. I Corporation Notices, C'llTY Oi? ' DUNEDIN. CITIZEN’S J ROLL.—Year 1870-1871. SATURDAY NEXT, 2nd .July, ,is the last day up to which claifUS can 4 hi lodged 4 at the Town Clerk’s office, from persons entitled to be enrolled, but who from any cause may not have been so enrolled, The Roll in manuscript may be inspected at the City Council Chambers. J, M. MASSE*, Town.gierk., . •J 27th Jhiie) ‘IB7O,-■ f? : Public Notices. PUBLIC NOTICE. THE object for which JAMES KELLY, Butcher, George street; started Meat Sales by Auction, and a Butcher’s Stall in the Market —namely, the Reduction ,of thg Price of Meat—having been accomplished, he hereby gives notice that, from this date, such Meat Sales and Stall will, be discontinued, Meat ’being stSTMd hb'MarkCT Prices at his Shops in George street. He, furthermore, assures the public .that; should be made by the Dunedin Butchers to raise the prices of MeaL thes# Auction 'Sales will be at once resumed. . • , KELLY, George^street. ' 28MTJUne;' 1870.' : '

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