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Evening Star, Volume IX, Issue 2529, 25 March 1871, Page 3

Advertisements receive:! too late for Classification. FTIHE Rev. Mr JOHNSTONE will preach ! JL in St. (ruor.'c’d Hall, To-morrow afc II 1 and f FRIDAY, 31st MARCH, At 12 o’clock. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY IN MORAY PLACE. IVT'LANDHESS, HEPBURN, k CO. IOJL are instructed by Mr R. B. Watcrliousc to sell by auction at their rooms. Manse street, on Friday, 31st March, at 12 o’clock, That valuable freehold property, most eligibly situated in Moray pla e, opposite the Wesleyan Church, being See. 40, Block 14, with that very substantially-built dwelling-hou;c thereon erected by the proprietor for his own residence. Also, 3d acres of superior freehold land, being No. 2 of 7, Block 1, in the Warepa district. The premises in Moray place may he inspected by intending purchasers. Terms at sale. Amusements, J> KINC ES S THEATRE. Lessees .... M cssrs Lawrence and Company. TO-NIGHT (Saturday), March 2dth, The most elaborate production of the season, I TJ-IE LANCASHIRE LASS Every s.cue to be used in (he piece has been painted expressly for the occasion,—Ten j New and Beautiful Scenes. Come and see the Great Liverp nl Scene, introducing full siz; working steamer. THE LANCASHIRE G\SS The celebrated Sensational Drami in 5 Acts (nOtlcd THE LANCASHIRE L \SS In consequence of its length will constitute the entire performance. Doors open at 7 30, commence afc 8 precisely. JILECTRO - BIOLOGY. MASONIC HALL. GRAND SEANCE THIS EVENING By Cat t iiu Wilson. Doors open at 7- 30 ; commence at 8. Front Scats, 2s Od ; Back Stats, Is. BURTON BROTHERS’ SECOND ANNUAL Grand art union OF OIL PAINTINGS, WATER COLOURS, AND CHIIOMO LITHOCRAPHS. We respectfully inform Art Connoisseurs and the public generallv, thad, having received a consignment of Exquisite Oil Paintingsap.d other works of Art, by the May Queen,’we bivve decided upon holding an Art Union upon a similar basis to the one carried out by us last .year. The highly satisfactory principle of FREE SELECTION BY PRIZE WINNERS from the whole collection' will again be a, distinguishing feature. The Oil Paintings art?, — Guineas, Birds Nest, by G. H. Thomas - 25. Landscape, by Meenum, sen. - 25 Donkeys, by Luker - - - 20 Coast Scene, by Cheltenham Wake Ift Flowers, by Worsey - - - Ift, Venice, by Pritchett - - • 12 Irene Pensive after Andre - • 7 Fruit, by M. Ensoy ... 7 Maternal Musings ... ft Old Mid ..... ft The Traveller Attached > i ft The Loiterers, by Bale - - 4 In addition there arc twenty-nine Chromo Lithographs and Water Colours of various sizes ami subjects amounting in the aggregate to - Bft Total - - - 230 TICKETS : ONE GUINEA RAC If. Whatever Ore member of tickets fold, Pie turcs fo the' full value of the subscriptions will be disti ibuted, and in addition a I»N 8 PRIZE of twelve of our Large Views of the seri s “ Utago through the Cainyra,” in a handsome portfolio, will be )'resented to, the holder of the fiisttickctdrawn, am! a similar, gift to the holder of the last ticket. A choice from one hundred ami fifty views. $«?• The DRAWING will take place op SATURDAY AFTERNOON APRIL 8, at 3 o’clock. Mr R. S'. Nicholson is our authorised Canvasser and Collector. BURTON BROTHERS. Pi inccs street, Dunedin dan. 2ml, 1871.

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