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Evening Star, Volume IX, Issue 2605, 23 June 1871, Page 3

Advertisements received too late lor Classification. T) EIN CE SS THEATRE THIS EVENING. FRIDAY JUNE 21st. GRAND PRIZE GIFT NIGHT. Mr. FRANK HEWITT, the Champion Pedestrian will appear and sing two Favorite Ballads. MISS A. BO WRING AND MR. J. B. STEELE, In the Popular Dramatic Entertainment. Singing by Mr. G. V. Westropp. New and charming music by Mens, Fleury s Band. 22 Prizes given away. 1 nze for best conundrum. . „ ... Notice.—A coirnpttgo ft? gentlemen will decide ftnd the pri?c for tbe best conundrum, wfpen must he sent to Mors. Fleury, at Occidental Hotel, before 4 p.m., to day Friday. _ , T« prevent confusion doors open at 7 o clock. Prices : Dress circle, ss; stalls, 2s Cd j pit, Is, PORTS ! SPORTS ! SPORTS ! CALEDONIAN GROUNDS. Your old friend William Woods, at the ‘•Royal Oak” late Ellis’s, adjoining the grounds— pay him a visit to-morrow. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE, w E, the undersigned, Thomas Brass and J. VV, tmackleton, have this day’ entered into partnership as Drapers Clothicis, ic., at Waterloo House, Christchurch. Signed by the said THOMAS BRASS, M And J- W. SHACKELTON, In the presence of H. Jamieson, solicitor, and of Charles Tully, e’erk. Dated Christchurch, May 15, 1871. riAENDERS are invited by Bishop Moran f f or tbe ENLARGEMENT of ST. JOSEPH’S CHURCH, DUNEDIN, ac "6 tding to Plans and Specifications, which c-.n be seen «m application to i isbop Moran, or at the school, ?t. Jos-ph’s, on and after ' \ onday next, bet we n the houis of 9 and 3 p.m. . „ , Tenders will he received no to tli- .»• July next. The lowest and any tender will «at be necWflarily accepted;-