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Evening Star, Issue 3765, 18 March 1875, Page 3

AKUBEKBiraB. PRINCESS THBAT B. nW ySSLK VBa !& “ABOH 18. v Entire Change of ' Last Mights of thcSISTERS DTTVAT.T.r First Night of the celebrated 0 A N - C A N. 1 i^n orma ? c !. wiU conunenoe with a spark* to be followed bya JT for the Sisters Duvalli, t ,A 1 dream op a life In which the SISTERS DXJVAIILI will perforin the celebrated CAN-CAN. B- - P T HE DO^DE^ShW'IPB. Dress Circle, 4s; Stalls, 2s; Pit, Is. Musical Entertainment In the V*. Church, North Taieri. This (Friday) ? welve awWan*. Chair taken at seven o clock. JJORTIOULTURAL SOCIETY. THE AUTUMN FLOWER SHOW Will be held in the TEMPERANCE HALL, Moray Place, ON WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY,17th and 18 th inst. Admission la. Open from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. r p EIN ITT WESLEYAN CHUECH, CAPTAIN PEEK, Will (D.V./ddiver k the above Church, THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, March 18. Subject; Incidents in bis Life, and Tbavsds in bant Lands. Chair to be taken at half-past seven. Admission—Adults, Is; children (jd. Proceeds in aid of the Organ FnH. CAVERSHAM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. A SOIREE, to welcome the Rev, Mr Russell, will be held in the Church.' on Monday, the 22nd inst.; Rev. Mr Gow in the Chair. Several Ministers will give addresses. Tea at 7 o’clock sharp. Tickets, 2s: to be had from members of Committee. jgEV. OHARLES LARK. QUEEN’S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT. Last Night but Two. Immense Success of THE REV. CHARLES CLARK'S Grand Oration on the TOWER ©F LONDON. TOWER OP LONDON. TOWER OF LONDON. Listened to last night by a crowded, fashionabl* and delighted audience, and which he will repeat for the last time THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING.. .Mr CLARK will commence precisely t eight o clock, by which hour visitors are r spectrally requested to be seated. To-morrow—Charles Dickens. Saturday—Oliver Goldsmith. UEEN’S T-HEATRE BAKER’S HIBERNICON Will re-open during RACE WEEK. Particulars in Posters, &c. C. E. VERNEE, Manager. DUNEDIN DANCING ACADEMY. QUEEN’S THEATRE, ADULT CLASSES, Monday, Wednesday i Thursday, and Saturday Evenings, froi stmlo o clock. Juvenile Classes—Saturda Morning and Afternoon. An hour for prel minary instruction given at each clmh, Terre —One guinea per quarter, payable in advano commencing from date of entrance. Prlval lessons given. Mrs HAMANN, Regent roa< George street Q MUSIC AND DANCING. MR J. KELLY provides Music for private and public assemblies; also use of Piano. Piano, Violin, Viola, Violinoello, and Contra-Basso taught. DANCING CLASSES. St George’s Hall, Juveniles and Adol • Private lessons by special arrangement STUART STREET. PHOTOGRAPHERS. PORTRAIT ROOMS. Established 1861. REDUCED P£R ICES. Cartes de Visites from 12s 6d per Dozen. MEETINGS. A MEETING of Shearers will be held at the Hibernian Hotel on Monday, 22nd inst, at 7.30 p.m. Full attendance requested. NOTICE. A GENERAL MEETING of(the Natives of Perthshire, Angus, and Meoms, will be held in Murray’s Hotel, on the evening of Friday, 19th inst, at 8 o’clock. Those desirous of joining the association are requested to attend. R. M’NAUGHTON. Intel im Secretary. jy/JEETING of Star of Otago Lodge, 1.0.0. F., on Thursday, March 18, at 8 p.m. Good muster requested. TEMPERANCE HALL COMPANY (LIMITED). A SPECIAL MEETING of the Temperance Hall Company (Limited) will be he’d in the Hall, Moray place, on Friday, the 19th inst, at 8 o’clock, to receive the final Report of the Directors as to the disposal of the remaining Shares in the Company. One thousand additipnaL t haying been subscribed in terms of the resolution of the Special Meeting of Shareholders held on the 19th February nit, the Secretaty andTteAaurer will be in attendance at the Hall on Friday from seven o’clock, to receive application money on the new Shares. JOHN MACK AY, Hon, See. Dunedin, March 16,1875.