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Evening Star, Issue 3832, 5 June 1875, Page 2

am >n .s. pAING fi 8 S THEATRE. Lessees ... Messrs Steele and Keogh. Genuine Success. Genuine Popularity of MRS F. M. BATE S, The young and accomplished American Artiste, Who will appear THIS (SAT:'EDAY) EVENING, JUNE 5, As Lncretia Borgia, in the tragic three act play, entitled LUCRETIA BORGIA. Supported by Mr J. B. Steele, And Double Company. To conclude with the screaming, nautical, Trans Atlantic Extravaganza, entitled THE ALAB AMA. MONDAY.—Re-appearance of Mr F. M. BATES, the acknowledged comedian and character-actor, in Long Strike.— Look for Richard 111., Fanchon, Red PocketBook. Children in arms not admitted. Box Plan may be seen at West’s Warehouse. Dress Circle, 4s; Stalls. 2s ; Pit, Is. UB E N’S THEAT KE E LAST THREE NIGHTS OF THE FAKIR OF OOLU, And his BEAUTIFUL ENTRANCED LADY, Notwithstanding the unparalleled success attending this Extraordinary Entertainment, the season must positively clo-e on TUESDAY NEXT, JUNE Bth, To enable the Management to fill their other engagements. Startling and Novel Illusions, ANCETOm ! ANCETOS !! ANCETOS !! ! Concluding evening with that gorgeous and ever-pleasing spectacle. THE FAIRY FOUNTAIN, Received nightly with tumultuous applause. QUEEN’S THEATRE, DUNEDIN. GRAND SPECIAL NIGHT. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1875. O°M PL; M ENT ARY BKN KELT Tendered by several influential Citizens to the following Gentlemen of the FAKIR OF GOUT’S PREMIERE ORCHESTRE SignorGagliardi. Messrs W. J. Chatley, J. Brown, and A. G. Thomas. A grand and attractive Programme will be arranged, and several well-known Amateurs and Professionals have kindly volunteered their services on this spwv.d occasion. MR. JOHN MORAN, The celebrated Irish • ’omedian (late of Baker’s Hibernioou), has kindiy consented to appear, Will be produced for the first and only time in Dunedin the great Spectacle Extravaganza, entitled the FOUR T THIEVES. Price of Admission—Dress Circle, 4s Stalls, 2s: Pit, Is. ’ . Tickets and seats to oe secured at West’s Music Warehouse. O S G I E L. DR. "CARR’S THIRD AND PINAL VISIT, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 8, Stance Phreno-Mesmeric Extraordinary. Admission, 2s and 3s. Uf SKATING RlNK,*®# DEILL-SHED. Proprietor FRED. ISITT. OPEN Daily from 4to 6 p.m.; also, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Evenings rom 7 to 10.30. CLand Skating Competition, Saturday, June 5. A pair of Skates will be presented to the best Lady Skater, at 4.30 p.m.; and in the evening, at 9.30, t<. the best Gentleman Skater, Skating to commence at 3 p.m. sharp. Admission, Is. Tickets may be had of Messrs Reith and Wilkie, or at the Drill-shed. DANCING AND MUSIC. St. George’s Halt, Adult Class, Thursdays, at 7 Juvenile do, Saturdays, at Private Lessons by special arrangement. MS J. K E L L Y, Provides Music for Public and Private Assemblies. Violin and Piano taught. Stuart street, opposite Wesleyan Church. CORPORATION NOTICES CITY OF DUNEDIN. f JIHE CITY COUNCIL invites applieaJL tions from qualified gentlemen for the appointment of City Valuator, under the provisions of the “ Municipal Ordinance” and of the ** Dunedin Waterworks Act, 1874 ” Salary at the rate of L3OO (three hundred pounds) per annum. The duties of the office will embrace an annual valuation of the City for both municipal and water-rating purposes, and such other valuations, in respect of the water supply business, as the necessities of the case and the proper conduct of the department may require. It is believed that to a very great extent the two valuations, though made on a different basis, may be proceeded with, and the requisite notices served simultaneously. The Valuator would not necessarily ha required to devote his whole time to the duties of the office; private business might be added. Duties would have to be commenced at an early date. Further particulars may be ascertained from the Town Clerk, with whom applications can be lodged on or before Wednesday, 9th June at 4 p.m. ’ June 1,1875. hi. MASSEY, Town Clerk. CITY OF DUNEDIN. THE CITIZENS’ ROLL, YEAR 1875 6. RATEPAYERS are reminded of the necessity for their making immediate payment of all City rates for ihe current year Failing payment on or before the 15th June, all ratepayers then in default will, as bylaw required be excluded from the Citizens’ Roll. Persons who may have recently acquired a lor admission to th« Roll, or whose qualification may have been lately altered, owing to change of residence or otherwise, are respectfully requested to intimate the fact at the Town Clerk’s Office, Manse street, forthwith. May 26, 1875. J. M. MASSEY, Town Clerk. EDUCATIONAL. MISS AITKEN has commenced to give Lessons in fnuiororte Music at her residence, Pilleu street (round comer from St. Andrew street) For beginners, terms moderate. f | IHE MISSES BELL have now resumed Music Lessons at their Rooms, Princes street, and request former Pupils to atte at thulr tumal hour*. BOOK-KEEPING MADE EASY. ANEW CLASS is now forming. X system imparted privately*. i£ <lest*« H Yaldwyfl, Devon Vil