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Evening Star, Issue 3299, 16 September 1873, Page 3

imunniM AW QU E E N’S THEA Tfi l Stage Manager • - Mr J. B. Steele Business Manager • Mr J. A. South. Under the direction of Mr Hoskins. LAST THREE NIGHTS ! LAST THREE NIGHTS ! LAST THREE NIGHTS I OP PYGMALION AND GALATEA ! PYGMALION AND GALATEA! PYGMALION AND GALATEA I £SrMust positively be withdrawn for other Novelties .9$ TO-NIGHT, for the Last Time but Two, PYGMALION AND GALATEAGalatea • - • Miss F. Colvillk Chrysos • • • - Mr Hoskins Supported by the Company. Concluding with the screaming afterpiece, received with roars of laughter, THE CROWN PRINCE. Katherine - • • Miss F. Anstead Frederick Stork - - Mr J. P. Hydes Rest of characters by rhe Company. On FRIDAY, Complimentary BENEFIT to MR J. B. STEELE. Carriages may be ordered at 11 o’clock. Seats for the Dress Circle and Private Boxes may be secured at Messrs* Begg jand Anderson’s Music Warehouse. JJUNEDIN DANCING ACADEMY. Estab. 1865. Princes street, adjoining the Queen’s Theatre. Classes arranged as follows : For Juveniles, Saturday morning, from 11 till 1 o’clock; afternoon, 3 till 5. For Adults, Monday evening, 8 till 10 o’clock ; Thursday evening, 8 till 10. For Ladies, Tuesday afternoon, 3 till 6 o’clock. To each of the above an hour is given previously, for instruction, so that Ladies and Gentlemen receive all necessary attention. Terms, One Guinea per quarter. Bands provided for balls, evening, and juvenile parties. Mr T. Lack, Musical Conductor. Mrs. HAMANN, Moray place, Next to Dr. Sorley’s. ST. GEORGE’S HALL. A SELECT and properly conducted Quadrille Assembly on Wednesdays, commencing at 8 p.m. sharp. First-class Quad--1 rille Band in attendance. J. BAILEY, Proprietor. DANCING CLASSES. ST. GEORGE’S HALL. Juveniles, Saturdays, from 3 to 6. Adults, Mondays, from 7 to 9. Terms : One Guinea per quarter (commencing from date of entrance). J. KELLY, Professor, From Her Majesty’s Theatre, London. BUTCHERS. George wiison, Successor to Edward Meniove, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHER, George and Maclaggau streets, Dunedin, and George street, Port Chalmers. Families waited on for orders in all parts of the City and Suburbs. JAMES FORSYTH, SHIPPING AND FAMILY BUTCHER, Port Chalmers, BEGS to intimate to masters of vessels and the public generally, that he still continues to supply the best quality of Meat at the lowest rates, and has no connection with any other butcher in the Port. PUBLIC NOTICES. fjIHE MONUMENT MEMORY OF THE LATE , RET. JOHN WILLIAMS Will be proceeded with at once, and friends wishing to subscribe will oblige by either forwarding their subscriptions or intimating their wish to be called upon. Subscriptions will be received by Mr The*. 1 Dick, Mr Morse, Mr James Kincaid, Mr James M'Dougall, MrR.‘K. Murray, Mr W. Peters, Mrs Charles Coombes, Mrs S. Little, t Mrs Wiseman. NOTICE. jpOISON for Doga is laid in my Paddocks at Seaview. JOHN CARGILL. PLEASURE BOAT FOR SALE. THE “FAIR PLAY,” newly rigged, with new sets sails and gear. The fastest boat in the Harbor. Also a small Punt. Apply to ALEXANDER ROY, Pelichet Bay Baths. LADIES’ PONY PHAETONS. pi ROTES B ROTHEKS VJT Have for Sale— An assortment of light Parisian Phaetons, Victoria shaped, with Child’s Seat in front. Sociable seated for four, and Denmark Phaeton, the most suitable for family use made. ; G. B. call the attention of the Public to their Buggy Work, as their experience in America enables them to execute any orders given to them, CARRIAGE WORKS, High Street. SINCLAIR AND MORTON. GENERAL WHEELWRIGHTS AND BLACKSMITHS, Have opened a new shop opposite the Pacific Hotel, Great King street, and are now in » position to execute work in all branches of the trade in first-class style, at reasonable rates. Country orders promptly attended to. MRS STEADMAN’S Coach leaves tl Gridiron Hotel, Every Merning, i half-past eight, for West Taieri, retumin the same day. Mrs Steadman’s Coach leav< Gridiron Hotel, at half-past four tvei Evening for East Taieri. Reliance, ao ! White House Hotel,