AMUSEMENTS. JP & INCESS THE AT E K —— MeaHra Steele and KeoriL ' THURSDAY, MARCH LAST NIGHT ! LAST NIGHT 1 •f the Sisters HELOISB and ROSAT.tw DUVALLI, and Mr ARTHUR WIAN ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME. To commence with a Popular Drama. • ARTHUR VIVIAN In his Comic Impersonations, x LAS ,T NIGHT of the DEMON LOVER. In which the SISTERS DUVALLI will appear for the last time, r Georgeous Burlesque JRIDING HOOD, in wSoh be seen and Seat* secured at Mr West s Mono Warehouse. Dress Circle, is; Stalls,2s; Pit, Is. R EV QHARLB3 £JLARK, MISS^S^ 0 * V ~“* MISS CHRISTIAN. MISS CHRISTIAN, MISS CHRISTIAN, MISS CHRISTIAN, Who wae rapturously received last evening bv a crowded and enthusiastic audience. NOTICE . In consequence of Miss Christian having arrived too late to take part in the Programme advertised for last night it will be presented THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, When the Rev. CHARLES CLARK will rive chrictmas (JAEOL, »TdE Bin ff '• I* “The Lime Trees by the River; 2. Kathleen Mavourneen and 3. O Take me to thy Heart again. ” 4s - Balcony and Unreserved Seats, 2s; Back Seats, Is. , . a , n m V f , Sftats at West’s, where may be obtained Tickets for all parts of the Hall. TOMORROW, being GOOD FRIDAY The, Rev. Charles Clark _ will re-deliver, positively for the last time, his Lecture on the TOWER ofr LONDON. In the course of the evening, Miss Christian will sing, O Rest in the Lord,” from Mendelssohn’s “Elijah.” R. S. SMYTHE Q UEEN’S THE A.T R TO-NIGHT! BAKER’S GRAND HIBERNICON. GREAT AND CONTINUED SUCCESS. Popular Prices: 3s, 2s, Is. Doora'open at|7.3o p.m.‘; commence at 8. _Seat» may be reserved at Mr West’s Musi Warehouse.. N.B.—No free list, except the Press. ’ DUNEDIN DANCING ACADEMY. QUEEN’S THEATRE. DANOIN THIS EVENING, March 24th, 8 o’clock. DUNEDIN DANCING ACADEMY QUEEN’S THEATRE * CLASSES, Monday, Wednesds Thursday, and Saturday Evenings, frc o tin 10 o clock. Juvenile Classes—Saturd M orning and Afternoon. An hour forpre mmary instruction given at each class. Ten —One guinea per quarter,- payable in advam commencing from date of entrance. Privi lessons given. Mrs HAM ANN, Regent roi George street MUSIC AND DANCING. MR J. KELLY provides Music for vate and public assemblies ; also us piano. Piano, Violin, Viola, Violinoello, Contra-Basso taught DANCING CLASSES. St. George’s Hall, Juveniles and Adu Private lessons by special arrangement STUART STREET. MEETINGS. PERMANENT BriLDING SOCIETY OP OTAGO. IN consequence of Friday next being Good Friday, the usual Monthly Meeting of the above Society will be held on Tuesday evenim? tiie 30th inst ’ J. S. WEBB, Secretary. NOTICE. A MEETING of Millers and Mill-worker* will be held at Scott’s Oriental Hotel—business of importance—on Saturday, 27th, at 8 o’clock ji.m. sharp. PRIMITIVE METHODIST SOCIETY. SOCIETY MEETING will be held in ‘ * Mr clark ’ B - London street, third house from George street, on Friday next, at 8 p.m. Business : To make arrangement 5 for Opening Service. JAMES TAYLOR, Secretary. A MEETING of Shearers will be held at the Scandinavian Hotel, on Monday, 29th inst. Full attendance required.
OTAGO TUBKISH BATH COMPANY {Limited). AN Extraordinary Meeting of Shareholders in this Com* will be held at the Baths, Moray Place Dunedin, on Friday, the 16th day of April, 1878, at 4.45 o’clock p.m., for the purpose of appointing an Auditor. Dated at Dunedin, this 23rd day of March. 1875. THOS. HY. WOODCOCK, Secretary. TENDERS. wanted till the 26th inst., for building a House of brick and wood, Flausand specifications with W. D. Sutherland, grocer, George street. a RENDERS wanted till Saturday, 27th, for several Brick Cottages in Hope street—briokwo. . and carpenters' work; labor only. DAVID ROSS, Architect, Princes street. XONBT. MONEY, —To Lend, for short or long periods, sums of L2O and upwards, re* payable by monthly instalments or otherwise, upon freehold security. W. Dalrymple, Jun., Exchange Chambers Princes street MONET.— I have principals who are prepared to advance on mortgages of free* hold rural land. Also, sums of £SOO and upwards to lend on town and suburban pro* parties. URQUHART MAOPHBRSON, Agent, High street MONET. —The undersigned acts as BUI Broker for the discount of Bills of L2O and upwards. £ T7RQHHART MACPJIBESON Agent, High street
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Evening Star, Issue 3771, 25 March 1875, Page 3
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