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Evening Star, Issue 2997, 26 September 1872, Page 3

Advertisements received too late for Classification. PRINCESS THEATRE,-Friday Night. The Grand Spectacular Drama, LILY OF THE DESERT. HESFORD’S BENEFIT, Immense attraction. PRINCESS THEATRE.-Mr HYDES among the Arabs. Lily of the Desert. Provincial Band. Friday Night, PRINCESS THE \TRE. - Miss Flora Anstead as Baila (her great impersonation), Lily of the Desert, HESFORD’S BENEFIT. PRINCESS THEATRE. Hesford’s MONSTER PROGRAMME—LiIy of the Desert, Wire Ascension, Local Song, Dances, &c. WANTED, a Buyer for a quantity of Second-hand Hobart Town palings, Fencing, &c. A- ply to James Strang, contractor, at Mr Neill’s, Albany street. PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY OF OTAGO. THE K)4tb Monthly Meeting of this Society will be hold on Friday, the 27th inst., at 7 p.m., at the office of the Society, Temple Cnambers, Princes street. J. S. WEBB, Secretary. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. MRS ALGIE, Dressmaker and Milliner, has removed to the opposite side of George street, near the Octagon. Servants’ Registry Office. DUNEDIN BAND OF HOPE. POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT in the Wesleyan Hall, Stuart street, on Friday Evening, tfio 27th inst Chair to be taken at 7.30. Admission? Is; children. Gd. Particulars in programme. A. GEORGE, Secretary. FENCING. —Tenders will be received at the Provincial Government Offices until Friday, 4th October, 1872, for the Supply of 1200 Goa or Totara Posts, and 400 Maple Rails, to be delivered on the Reclaimed Ground, near the Gaol. For particulars apply to the Government Storekeeper, MURRAY’S GREAT WORLD CIRCUS. FILLEUL STRHEC. New Entrance— George Street, Opposite • Oddfellows’ Ha 11, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th, First Appearance in New Zealand of the Celebrated JULLIEN TROUPE. First Appearance of MISS MARY MURRAY on Horseback. MAURICE MURRAY iu New Scenes on Horseback. Look out for the Trick Pony BILLY, who took the Prize at the Melbourne Exhibition. LOOK OUT FOR D >N FERNANDEZ. Master BRAME and LILLIPUTIAN CHARLIE will appear again. Don’t Forget !—Opening Night Saturday. Prices of Admission—3s, 2s, and la. GRAND OPENING ENTERTAINMENT. NEW HEAD-QUARTERS DRILL SHED. THE VOLUNTEERS will Inaugurate THEIR NEW DRILL SHED WITH A CONCERT AND DANCE ON FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT. 27th, At Eight o’clock. Part First. 1. Instrumental Selection ... Band 2. Quartette —“ The Tyo Rises''’ Werner 3. Sqng—i‘Barpey O’Hca .S. Lover 4. Song—“ Keep your Powder Dry” .. "... ... Godfrey 5. Song—“ Our National Defenders ” Gray 6. Duet-Peace to thy Spirit’’ Verdi 7. Song—“ The Soldier's Trust” C. Glover 8, Song—“ The British Lion”... Walker 9. Song—“ Thou qr-t'ao Near”- Rcichardi 10. Instrumental Selections” ‘ ... Band Part Second. D, A N C I N LAdmission by Ticket only. To be had of Officers of Companies, Mr Livingston, Mr Wise, or Mr West. Price, 2s 6d each. Volunteers are requested to appear in Uniform, STEAM TO RIVERTON AND INVERCARGILL. rjAHE s.s. STORM BIRD Sails as above on SATURDAY, 28th inst. H. HOUGHTON & CO. WANTED, good Machinist. Apply Mrs Porter, Rattray street. WANTED to purchase, a Double Set of Buggy Harness, Apply to R. Kirk 4 Mathosou Bros., Princes street. WANTED, Quarrymen and Laborers, for Ballast Quarries. Dunedin and Port Chalmers Railway. WANTED Immediately, Man with 2 Good Hor?®s and Dray. Apply W. Reid, Seedsman, Princes street. WANTED, the lady who took umbrella by mistake from Post Office, to return it to Star office, where she will receive her own. Excelsior sewjnq machine. - Price L 6 6a. Manufactory ; Dipping Works, Ipswich. Agents In Ml the Colonies.