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Evening Star, Issue 3767, 20 March 1875, Page 3

AJTDBBiBnSHTS. P RI N CESS THEATER Lessees RE-ENGAGEMENT of the Sisters HELOISE and ROSALIE DUVALLL Great success of MR ARTHUR VIVIAN. saturdayTmarch 20. OnU*S- L J^ 0K * KY ® I) SUSAN. DoUj Mayflower Miss Adelaide Stoneham T v. A NIGHT op terror. p lO SISTERS DUVaLLI will appaar and dance, for the last time, the woild- , renowned CAN-CAN • MR ARTHUR VIVIAN mb great Impersonations. THE BONNIE FISHWIFE. Jsox Wan may be seen and Sorts seonwi .«■ Mr Wert’s Music Warehouse. ** * Dress Circle, 4s; Stalls, 2s; Plt*^ EV. QH ARLES OLAR*. QUEEN’S THEATRE. —TO-NIGHT. LAST NIGHT ' LAST NIGHT Of the Celebrated Lecturer, Elocutionist, and ..... „ Humorist, THE RET, CHARLES CLARK, TH S.„( S A T ETENING, „„„ Wdl give for the last time his SRCOISro LECTURE ON DICKENS SECOND LECTURE ON DICKENS Being ** entirely New Entertainment, with fresh Illustrative Recitals, PIT-ONE skILLTNft R TO-NIGHT. —The Deformed Boy’s Flewei (Nicholas Niokleby). TO-NIGHT-The Sassage Machine An Sam Weller’s Valentine (Pickwiok). T°™^w^.“ ai ot Bt>phm aM| q* Trea Thq at MISS CHRIST! a: has the honor to announce that she wi Pirst Appearanoe fa Dunedin w . about the 24th Inst. Auckland, March 12,1875. CAVERBHAM PRESBVTIT.pt a v CHURCH. A SOIREE, to welcome the Rev. A , be held fa the Church. o Monday, the 22nd mst.; Rev. Mr Gowin ti Chair. r. Music by the Choir of the First Church, Several Ministers will give , 7 °’ do Fk sharp Tickets, 2a; to I door fr ° m members of Committee, and at tl NORTH DUNEDIN DRILL-ShleD. * AQU ADRILLE ASSEMBLY and Dfcd ,imr Class for the practice and teacihb or all the fashionable dances, will be iw menced on Monday, 22nd, conducted by to J. Hamson and Mr J. Opxfaell, Profetsops, Dancing and Music. Intending memberselew give names at once to e _ Mr J. HARRISON t UB E N’S THBA TR *j BAKER’S ISbERNIOON Will re-open dating the RACE W E t E Particularsin Posters, &c, 0. E. VERNER, Manager, Q, JQUNEDIN ASSEMBLY Pai : 60MMITTEB: Messrs Aldridge Messrs Fenwick • Brent Harris Collinson Mills Denniston Neill White. The first Ball of the Season will be held the Temperance Hall, Moray place, on Frid the 2nd April next. Members can obtain tickets from any Men of the Committee. JOHN WHITE, Hon. Secretary

DUNEDIN DANCING ACADEMY QUEEN’S THEATRE. ’ DULT CLASSES. Honda 8 tUI 10 Homing and Afternoon. An hour minary instruction given at each nlasa, Tnitna —One guinea per quarter, payable in advance, commencing from date of entrance. Private lessons given. Hrs HAHANN, Regent mad George street. * HUSIC AND DANCING. MR J. KELLY provides Husio for prt. vate and public assemblies; also use of piano. Piano, violin, Viola, Violinoello, and Contra-Basso taught. DANCING CLASSES. St. George’s Hall, Juveniles and Adults, Private lessons by special arrangement. STUART STREET. PHOTOGRAPHERS. ONDON PORTRAIT ROOH& Established 1861. R E D„U CB D 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, 22ud Inst ~ at 7.30 p.m. Full attendance requested. KNOX CHUBCH. rjIHE Collection to-morrow will be in aid of the Synod’s Fund for the cost of passages el Ministers to Otago. EVANGELICAL PREACHING. Christian Chapel, Great King street. * THOS. H. BA T ES (Evangelisth Will (D. V.) preach TO-MORROW EVENING, rpßmTir wesleyan CHURoa CAPTAIN PEE K. v . j • of the ship Waitara* ‘ ' n■ ; \ } fjn Will, D.V., Preach on X SUN D AY, HA R C fit* 1 2 L Horning at'll i Evening; at €.30.