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Evening Star, Issue 3755, 6 March 1875, Page 3

AMUSHBLKNTfi. jpRINCESS THEATRE. Lessees ... ... Messrs Steele and Keo*h FOR TWELVE NIGHTS ONLY 8 The Sisters Heloise and Rosalie _ t DUVALLI, wno have met with the most unbounded success throughout the whole world, and received the highest eulogiums of both the Press and the Public, a THIS evening, ATXTRDAY, 6th MARCH, ' i ill appear in the Ballet Comedietta, performed for 400 times by the Sisters Duvalli throughout the whole world, entitled , r v » magic toys. Merhn (a magiean) ... Mr C. F. Coutts \ alentme (the magician’s son) ... ... ... Miss Rosalie Duvalli (hzs protege) Miss Heloise Duvalli Music Incidental to “Maoio Toys:” k.ong “ Mother, be proud of your Boy in Blue” , _ Miss Rosalie Duvalli lAince—Sailor s Hornpipe, Miss Rosalie Duvalli las beul Spanish Bolero, Miss Rosalie Duvalli bong— ‘ARarelnvention” ... Mr C. L Hall oong ‘ Will you walk into my Bower!” „ a i « , t. Mr C. F. Coutts las Seal Ala Demon,” Miss Rosalie Duvalli bong— Give me back my Pretty Toy ” I. . T __ Miss Heloise Duvalli Duett— Nursery Rhymes,” Miss Rosalie Duvalli and Mr C. F. Coutts PAS DE DEUX—“ LES ROSES,” Sisters DuvallL QU E E N’S THEATRE. LAST NIGHT, LAST NIGHT’ THIS EVENING. THIS EVENING. SATURDAY, 6th MARCH. Positively the lafet and FAREWELL APPEARANCE Of that Favorite Artiste GRACE EGERTON (Mrs George Case.) Double Programme To-night. THE MAN IN POSSESSION, „ AND the housewarming. In One. Most Positively the LAST PERFORMANCE, As MR and MRS GEORGE CASE Leave immediately for Canterbury. Boxes, 4s; Family Tickets, to admit three, LOs, or five at; 15s. (To be procured only at Mr >V est s Music Warehouse, where seats can be secured.) Stalls,’ 2s; Pit, Is. Doors open at 7.30, to commence at 8 o’clock. N EW TEMPERANCE HAL THIS EVENING, ONE WEEK ONLY. BAKER’S GRAND PANORAMA OF IRELAND, In conjunction with the GRAND HIBERNICON COMPANY MR and MRS W. F. BAKER, Tenor and Soprano: MR CHAS. E. VERNER, Versatile Comedian; MR JOHN and MISS JENNIE MORA Irish Comedians: And MR HENRY BAKER, Tenor Balladist and Lecturer. Admission Reserved Seats, 3s ; seco: seats, 2s; back seats, one shilling. Seats m be reserved at Mr West’s Musie Warehouse. . Mr F. W. Cullimc Mechanist Mr R. B. Wiseman Agent Mr M. G. Conway. DUNEDIN DANCING ACADEMY QUEEN’S THEATRE. ADULT CLASSES, Monday, Wednesda Thursday, and Saturday Evenings, fre 8 till 10 o’clock. Juvenile Classes—Saturdi Morning and Afternoon. An hour for pre minary instruction given at each Terr —Oue guinea per quarter, payable in advanc commencing from date of entrance. Priva lessons given. Mrs HAMANN, Regent roa George street. MUSIC AND DANCING. MR J. KELLY provides Musio for private and public assemblies ; also use of piano. Piano, Violin, Viola, Violincello, and Contra-Basso taught. DANCING CLASSES. St. George’s Hall, Juveniles and Adults. Private lessons by special arrangement. STUART STREET.

SHIPPING. HARBOUR STEAM COMPANY AGENTS SAMSON, b.s, for OAMAUU, taking visitors to Races, on Monday, Bth March. Passengers from Rattray street wharf 6.30 p.m. Bruce, s.s., for timaru, akaroa. and LYTTELTON, on Tuesday, the 9th March. J Maori, s. s, for west coast PORTS, via Bluff and Milford Sound, ,on Saturday, 13th March. Offices: Harbour Chambers. SOUTHLAND STEAMERS Sail every Wednesday and Saturday. WANGANUI, 5.8., for BLUFF HARBOR and INVERCARGILL. ON WEDNEDAY NEXT. Cargo received till Tuesday. Passengers by 2 30 p.m. train. Cargo for Invercargill and Liland District* by rail from Bluff at Consignees' H. HOUGHTON & CO., Bind ntrottt. BUTOiUSBS. JOHN V E Z wuriT •tia?T C £, 880r *° J o^ll Gardner) WHOLESALE & RETAIL BtTT Princes street South, Dunedin. B Y, CHER, Families waited on for orders in all parts of the City. Shipping Supplied. Pork Skins for sale. E U W 1 L S 0 N, Edwi-rcl Idcniui e, V. A-.CA.WSA IE AND I-LfAIL BUTCHER ; oorg" ?n<l M sciaggan streets, Dunedin. waited on for Vidors in w'tm f tll'r I I* j ' r.