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Evening Star, Issue 2889, 23 May 1872, Page 3

Royal Horticultural Society of Otago. —The annual meeting of the Royal Horticultural Society of Otago, was held at the Athenajum last night. Mr George Matthews in the chair. There was a good attendance of members. The new rules, as prepared by the committee, were adopted with slight alterations. The officers elected for the ensuing year are :—President, Mr George Matthews ; vice-president, Mr G. K, Turton; treasurer. Mr A. H. Shiny; secretary, Mr A. M‘Kinlay. Committee—Gardeners : Messrs Gebbie, jun., Don, Arrol, Scott, Clements. Amateurs : Messrs T. S. Cr.iham, A. H. Jack, B. C. Bright, G. F, Reid, and Thomas Dobbie. Auditor, Mr H. Tcws’ey. Advertisements received too late for Classification. pRINCESS THEATRE Leasees - Messes Geddrs & Wilms. Stage Manager • Mb J. P. Hydes. Notice— Positively Last Night of RANDALL’S THUMB. THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, Characters by - • Miss Flora Anstead and full strength of the Company. Second Appearance, To-Night, of THE CHAMPION GYMNASTS, Messrs Roberts and Prosser, IN THEIR REVELS OF THE ATHLETE. Whose Performances were received with Thunders of Applause from beginning to end. GRAND GALA PROGRAMME, FRIDAY QUEERS BIRTHDAY, NATIONAL ANTHEM with TABLEAU. DEARER TH\N LIFE. Especially produced for this occasion. 'third Appearance of MESSRS ROBERTS and PROSSER, Concluding with the Musical Comedietta, THE KING’S GARDENER. In preparation, Dicken’s “NO THOROUGHFARE.” One of the Harbor Company’s Steamers will leave Dunedin for Port Chalmers after the close of the Performance on Friday, the (Queen’s Birthday.) jyj ASONIC HALL.— PROFESSOR HASELMAYER’S FA RE W ELL RE PREBE N TATIO N T S, Under the distinguished patronage of HIS HONOUR the SUPERINTENDENT, And HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR. First Perform anck, THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, MAY 23. M R J. SMA L L Will appear in one of his Comic Characters. A SCHOOL MATINEE, FRIDAY, MAY 24, And GRAND HOLIDAY PERFORMANCE In the Evening, in honor of HER MAJESTY’S BIRTHDAY. FAREWELL MATINEE, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AND POSITIVELY LAST APPEARANCE, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 25th, At 8 o’clock. Admission— For Matinee, Front Seals, 3s; Body of Hall, 2s ; Children, Is to all parts of the house, and no seats reserved. For the Evening Performance, prices as heretofore, seats for which may be secured mi application to Mr Charles Begg. For particulars see small bills J. SMALL, Agent. SOIREE. THE ANNUAL SOIREE of the First Church Young Men’s Christian Association will be held on Friday evening, the 24th inst., in the Hall below the Church. Tea on the table at half past Six o’clock. Tickets may be had from members of Committee. B. MOLLISON, Hon. Sec. DUNEDIN BAND OF HOPE. Anniversary tea meeting, in the WESLEYAN HALL, sTUART STREET, On FRIDAY, MAY 24, at (i.30 o’clock, After which the Rev. J. Copland, M.A., M.D-, Ph. D. will preside. Addresses by several gentlemen. Admission, adults Is 6d ; children, Bd. D. C. CAMERON, Sec. MASONIC. THE Installation of Officers of the Provincial Grand Lodge of New Zealand, S.C., will take place at the MASONIC HALL To-morrow, Friday, at 4 p.m. J. LANSEIGNE, P.G. Secretary. UNEDIN VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY Battery Okdkhs. I. The Battery will parade To morrow Morning at the Gunshed at 0 o’clock sharp to lire a salute. Full dress and side arms. 11. The Battery will muster in plain clothes at the Gunshed on Tuesday and Friday evenings weekly, for Gun Drill. A. HILL, JACK, Lieut. -Commanding. May 23, 1872.