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Advertisements received too late for Classification. WANTED, a good Man to work in garden. Ajiply at once, W. Reid’s, Princes street. DLINEDfN AND CLUTHA RAILWAY. THE Undersigned is prepared to negociate with the General Government Valuator for the purchase of property or interests therein, required for the purposes of i the above Railway. __ R. G. STRATTON, Criterion Hotel. As several properties have been already placed in his hands for the above purpose, a reasonable per-centage will be charged for commissions entrusted to him. i STEAM TO PORT MOLYNEUX, Transhipping Cargo for Up-River Stations. rpuE i. WALLACE Sails as usual on SATURDAY NIGHT. . Offices : Harbor Chambers. CITY ELECTION. jyjß MACASSEY’S Committee will meet at the Rooms opposite the Government Buildings, at 8 o’clock This Evening. ESTATE OF ABRAHAM S. LEVY. A THIRD and Final Dividend in the above Estate is now payable at the office of Messrs Arthur Briscoe and Co. HUGH MACNEIL, GEORGE H. CAMPBELL - Trustees. LODGE CELTIC, 477, S.C. rjYHE Regular Monthly Meeting will be held in the Masonic Hall, on Thursday, 1 f)th iiist., at 7.30. By Order of the R.W.M. lOST, a Gold Locket, with child’s porJ trait, iu Princes street. Finder will be rewarded by leaving it at lire and Ester’s. jyj A S O N I C HALL. FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY ! Commencing on FRIDAY, 20th JANUARY. MU CHARLES SYKES, SOMATIC CONJURER, and BRILLIANT PIANIST, Has the honour to-present the following Programme of MAGIC AND MUSIC. Pianoforte Solos on one of Kirkman’s Grand Pianos, imported by Mr C. Begg. Part I. Fortunes and Misfortunes of a Pockethandkerchief The Witches Pole The Rapier Pianoforte Solo—“ The Last Rose of Summer ” ( mrie ) (Heller) Racing the Wind Mocha Grand Descriptive Sceua Tempest ” (Received with immense Enthusiasm throughout the Province. Interval of Ten Minutes. Part 11. Paradoxical Puzzles The Wonderful Rings Pianoforte Solo— “The Echoes of Mont Blanc. ” Grain versus Fruit Stoek-in-Tradc Pianoforte Solo ---“ Home, Sweet Home” (Thalberg) Lucifer’s Punch Bowl Front Seats* 3s ; Second Seats, 2s ; Bask Seats, Is. Doors op?n at half-past Seven; to commence at Eight o’clock. Carriages may be ordered for 10 o’clock. Amusements. |3 RINC ES S THEA TR E. Lessees - - Messrs J. S. Willis and Co. I Manager - - Mr R. W, Lawrence. f TO-NIGHT, WEDNESDAY, JAN. IS. I Grand production of Dion Boueieanlt s great sensation Drama AFT E R DAII K *• Eliza - - - Miss C.\krv Ghur<!>: Rose - - • Mi s Lizzie Bushe Old Ton* • • Mr R. W. Lawrence Chandos Bellingham - Mr G. W. Collier Dicey Morris - • Mr J. Musgrave Gordon Churaley • Mr W. H, Metcajfp Area Jack - Waiter Hill .Sir George Medhurst Mr A. Power Crumpets - • Mr Power Bargee -. -; - Mr Cripps Poyntgr -. - • Mr Robertson ~>em -. Mr Wilkinson ; Ham .Mr Cowar. Polly Kettle - • Mbs 'ulia Harward Jenny - - - Miss Marion Willi* Fitzfoozle • - • Mrß. Willis Markers, Gamblers, Roliceiv\eft Waiters, &c.. Special arrangements have been madb with Mr George Cappin for the prod noth-m 'i af this great drama, which will he presented. ! on a scale of unprecedented magnificence.-. Entirely new Scenery by Mr J'. & WillisBox office op op from It); to 12 and 2-to 3 at the Bp:; Office, Theatre. Prices of Admission—Dress Circle, ,4s Stalls, 2s Gd ; Pit, Is. QH E A P PRINTING. Posters, Circulars, &c., “EVENING STAR” OFFICE.