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Evening Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2465, 10 January 1871, Page 3

p RINCESS THEATRE. Lessees - - Messrs J. S. Willis and Co. Stage Manager - - Mr R. W. Lawrence. Last Nicht of the GRAND XMAS PANTOMIME HARLEQUIN ALFRED THE GREAT, MILLION NIGHT! MILLION NIGHT! ! MILLION NIGHT ! ! ! HALF PRICE To all Parts of the House for this Night only. Thus DRESS CIRCLE, 2a STALLS, Is 6d PIT, SIXPENCE enabling all classes to witness the Greatest Production of the Season. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1871. Positively the last night of HARLEQUIN ALFRED' THE GREAT, Positively the Last Night of the LILLIPUTIAN SAILORS. Positively the Last Night of the GORGEOUS SCENERY, TRICKS, AND TRANSFORMATIONS ! ANTED KNOWN.— TEMPOS FUGIT. THE BEST OP FRIENDS MUST PART. The Great Clearing Sale of Drapery is now going on REGARDLESS OF COST. As A. CLAPPERTON Is giving up business and going to Melbourne. EDINBURGH HOUSE, PRINCES STREET SOUTH. Bk in Time. THIRD NEW ZEALAND BUILDING AND MUTU A LIN VESTMENT SOCIET Y. THE Tenth Meeting of the above Society, for Receipt of Subscriptions, will be held This (Tuesday) evening, January 10th, at 7 o’clock. Sale of Moneys at eight o’clock. W. ORAM BALL, Secretary. WANTED TO SELL.— Six-Roomed new Stone House, with half-acre Freehold Land ; healthy position, commanding fine view ; 15 minutes walk from Octagon, Terms easy. Apply John Findlay, Octagon, WANTED Known.—That Wednesday next is [positively the last night of the Grand Xmas Pantomime at the Princess Theatre. Grand Million Night. Half Price to all parts of the house. WANTED, about the Ist next month, a comfortable four or five-room Cottage near town; Address C. M. I, Star office. EXTENSION OF TIME. TENDERS for the Erection of j PostOffice and Telegraph Station at Naseby, will be received by the undersigned up till noon of 23rd January, 1871. (Signed) W. H. CLAYTON, Colonial Architect, Wellington.