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Evening Star, Issue 2883, 16 May 1872, Page 3

Port Chalmers. —Mr James Smith last evening delivered his lecture on “ Wit and Hunger,” in aid of the Mechanics’ Institute, at the Royal Assembly Rooms, Port Chalmers. The attendance, though good, was not so large as might have been reasonably anticipated. The Mayor, before putting a vote of thanks which had been moved by Dr ' i’Donoghue, stated that it afforded him much pleasure in being able to state that through the valuable assistance given by Mr Smith and other gentlemen, the Mechanics’ Institute would at the end of the present financial year be out of debt. The vote of thanks was then put to the meeting, and carried unanimously. Advertisements received too late for classification. pEINCESS THEATRE, Lessees - Messes Geodes & Willis. Stage Manager - - - MrJ.P. Hydes. A R R A H-N A-P OGUE, GREATEST SUCCESS YET ACHIEVED. FOURTH REPRESS vTATION TORIGHT OF ARRAH-N A-POGUE, Arrah Meelish • • Miss Flora Anstead Supported by the Company. Remember— LAST NIGHT BUT TWO OF ARRAH NA POGUE. In Rehearsal— THE WATCH DOG OF THE WALSINGHAMS ! Great Novelties in preparation.

ASQNIC HALL WEDNESDAY tlie 22nd MAY, 1872. AMATEUR DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE. Assisted by MORTON TAVARES, MISS SURTEES & MISS DOLLY GREEN. To Recoup the ROWING CLUB for expenses incurred in c nnection with the Interprovincial Rowing Match. Under the patronage of His Honor the Superintendent; His Worship The Mayor; Colonel Cargill; Major Atkinson ; and the Officers acd Members of the Volunteer, Companies. To commence with the Drama in 5 Acts of STILL WATERS RUN DEEP. To conclude with the 3rd Act of OTHELLO. Reserved Beats, 4s. To be had from the Members of the Rowing Club Committee. And seats may be secured at Mr Wise’s, Princes street, and Mr Baird’s, George street, Booksellers. PROFESSOR HASELMAYER begs to return his sincere thanks to the public of Dunedin for the patronage bestowed upon him during the fourteen nights he performed, The Professor respectfully intimates that on the completion of his up-country tour, he will, hy special request, give THREE FAREWELL REPRESENTATIONS. and solicits a continuation of the support so liberally accorded to him during his first visit. PROFESSOR HASELMAYER returns thanks to Mr Charles Begg, for assistance rendered, and also for his generosity in supplying the Grand Piano, ° J. SMALL, Agent.