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Evening Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2453, 27 December 1870, Page 3

Amusements. A S 0 N I C HALL. Thejmost Legitimate Triumph ever achieved in the Colonies. Enthusiastic reception and Decided Success. THIS EVENING. THIS EVENING. TUESDAY, 27th DECEMBER. THE CHARLES DICKENS Grand Mo vjno PANOK A M A. The Most Sublime and Startling Production of the Age. Lecturer ... Mu K. P. WHITWORTH Artist ... Mr CHAS. MASSEY Mechanist ... Mr PI. ROSE Manager ... Mu. K. WILSON This splendid work is painted on 20,000 feet of canvass by the well-known and eminent artist, Mr Charles Massey, and is decidedly the largest and most magnificently painted Panorama ever exhibited in the colonies. Throughout this work will be found the most beautiful mechanical effects, moonlight scenes, transparencies, illuminations, &c., too numerous to particularise. A Three-quarter Life-size portrait of CHARLES DICKENS, Painted in Oil. by the Celebrated Portrait Painter, Mr Kemp. The Panorama will be accompanied by a Descriptive Lecture and Readings by Mr R. P. Whitworth, the well-known Australian Author and Novelist, whose writings under the nom de plume of the “Literary Bohemian ” have been received with much favor by the public. In order that nothing may be omitted, which could enhance the excellence of the Exhibition new and appropriate Music has been specially arranged to accompany it. Reserved chairs, 3s; second do, 2s; back do, Is. Children under 12 years of age halfprice to front and second seats. Seats may be secured during the day at West’s Music Saloon, Princes street. Doors open at 7.30 ; commence at 8 sharp. Carriages may be ordered at 10.30 p.m. A Mid-day Performance To-morrow (Wednesday), at 2 o’clock. ROBERT WILSON, Manager. Under the Special Patronage of Her Majesty the Ouefm. OLD ATHEN/EUM. Q H ANG WOO Will Exhibit G O W THIS EVENING, Prom 7 to 9.30. JAPANESE CURIOSITIES. Admission :—Mid-day, 2s; Evening, Is. Public Notices,

CALEDONIAN SOCIETY OF OTAGO. THE Competitive Examinations will bo held in the Provincial Council Chamber (kindly granted for the occasion) on Saturday, the 31st inst. Subjects I. and 11., commencing at 10 a.m. Subjects 111. and IV., commencing at 2p. m. it has been decided to ipcreaso the value of the prizes in all the subjects to 30s and 20s. WILL S. DOUGLAS, Secretary. DUNEDIN SAVINGS’ BANK iLL be open on TUESDAY Evening, Instead of Monday next. EDMUND SMITH, Manager. NOW LANDING, In Fine Order and Condition, cx Otago From London. CASKS BYASS’ DOUBLE BROWN STOUT, Green Label 23 Do Do Do Pints 50 Do Do Porter 15 Do Do Do Pints 50 Do Devenish’s Champagne Aie 20 Do Do Do pints 20 Do Do K Bitter Ale 11. M. ROBERTSON, Agent for R. B. Byass. 50 M R GEORGE 11. WEST, MUSIC WAREHOUSE, Princes street, Dunedin, CERTIFICATED PIANOFORTE AND ORGAN TUNER, Pianofortes and every description of Musical Instruments correctly tuned and thoroughly repaired at Moderate Charges n Town and Country on the shortest notice. GEORGE R. WEST. TEACHER OF SINGING, VIOLIN," &c. Engagements received for Balls, with any number of Performers. Repertoire of Band Music for Balls, &c., sent on application. Music Warehouse : Princes street, Dunedin. H JfJ A P PRINTING Posters, Handbills, &e “EVENING STAR” OFFICE.