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Advertisements received too late for Classification, JpRINCESS THE AT RE, CAGLI AND POMPEI’S ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY. Conductor Alberto Zeeman Stage Manager Henry Beaumont Tins WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN. 31, In compliance with numerous requests will be repeated NORMA. THURSDAY EVENING, FEB. Ist, Under distinguished patronage, And in answer to a very generally expressed wish; the management have'decided on repeating the most successful Opera of the Season LUCIA DI LAMMBRMOOR, Between the Ist and 2nd Acts of the Opera, Mr Howard will, in compliance with general request, play the Clarionet Solo from Martha! composed by Signor Zclman. FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2nd. Guonod’s Grand opera, . . , , P A U S T. On this occasion the Chorus will be argumented by several members of the Musical Societies of Dunedin, whohave kindly volunteered their services. SATURDAY EVENING* FEB. 3rd. 2nd and 4th Acts of I L T ROV ATO RE, And , . P 1 P E L E. Doors open at 7.30. Overture at 8 precisely. Prices (Subscription) in packets ef nine, available for any evening : —Dress Circle, £3 3s Od. Stalls, £1 16s Od ;18 do, L 3 12s. Single tickets—Full dress balcony, 12s 61 ; dress circle, 10s ; stalls, Os ; pit, 2s 6d OTAGO RIFLE ASSOCIATION. MEMBERS are informed that entries for the matches at the forthcoming competition to be held at the Andersoirs Bay Range on the 9th and 10th of February next must he'mMe oii'dr before Monday, the"sth inst. The Secretary will attend at Wain’s Hotel on that date between 7 and 8. p.m , when entries may bg made, after which the drawing for places in the different matches, will be proceeded with, J. C. FULTON, Hon. Sec. OTAGO BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. riIHE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING JL of the SUBSCRIBERS to the above INSTITUTION is POSTPONED until MONDAY, sth February. By order, J. A. WEBB, See. FOR HQIiITIKA DIRECT. THE New Clipper Schooner FLORENCE, Having the greater portion of her cargo engaged, will have quick despatch. For Freight, apply to D. H. MILLER, Princes street.

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