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Evening Star, Issue 3879, 30 July 1875, Page 2

AKWBSataWTS. RINCESS THEATRE. Lessees ... Messro Steele and Keogh. COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT MRS GEORGE DARRELL TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), JULY 30. MR AND MRS GEORGE DARRELL In Shakespeare’s Sublime Play of AS YOU LIKE IT! First Time in Dunedin. Rosalind ... .. ... Mrs Geo. Darrell (Her favorite impersonation) Orlando Mr Geo. Darrell Jacques Mr J. B. Steele Concluding with George Darrell’s Dramatic and Vocal Sketch THE MYSTERIES OF THE STAGE. In which he will sing “Good Evening,” “I never go East of Temple Bar.” and recite “ The Light Brigade.” In preparation—“ Rube Redmond; or the Backwoodsman’s Romance.” MISS POLLY LEAKE will make her first appearance on Monday next. Free list entirely suspended, pubhe Press excepted. tiox plan may be seen at Mr West’s Repository, Dress Circle, 4s; Stalls, 2a ; Pit, Is. gKATING RINK. Mr HARRISON’S Benefit, prior to his departure for Melbourne, will take place on Saturday Evening next. There will be a full programme, consisting of Handicap and Hurdle Races, Football, Fancy Skating, &c. Commencing at 7.30 p.m. Admission—One Shilling. Melbourne v. dunedin. The Competitors in this contest each having won a one-mile race, a Deciding Match of Two Miles will take place at 9 o’clock on Saturday Evening next. DANCING AND MUSIC. St. Geobqe’s Hail. Adult Class, Thursdays, at 7 Juvenile do, Saturdays, at 3 Private Lessons by special arrangement. MR j. KELLY, Provides Music for Public and Private Assemblies. Violin and Piano taught. Stuart street, opposite Wesleyan Church. CORPORATION NOTICES CITY OF DUNEDIN. ANNUAL ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS AND AUDITORS FOR THE PERIOD COMMENCING AUGUST 1, 1875. 'VTOTICE is Hereby Given, that the followJJv ing Candidates have been this day nominated for the Offices of Councillors and Auditors:— AS COUNCILLORS FOR SOUTH WARD: Edwar Bowes Cargill, of Princes street. William Edward Couzens, of Jetty street. John Gray, of Stafford street. James Mollison, of Maitland street. John Tonkins Roberts, of Walker street. Robert Rossbothara, of Princes street. John Scanlan, of Princes street. AS COUNCILLORS FOR HIGH WARD: John Marshall Brown, of A rthur street. Frederick Revans Chapman, of Princes street. Henry Frederick Hardy, of High street.

AS COUNCILLORS FOR EELL WARD: Daniel Campbell, of King street. Richard Henry Leary, of London street. AS COUNCILLORS FOR LEITH WARD: Peter Gibson, of Great Kin? street. Charles Stephen Reeves, of Cumberland street. Charles Smith, of Queen street, AS AUDITORS FOR THE CITY : Frederick Horatio Evans, of Princes street, S>dney James, of Princes street. James JBirbeck M'Culloch, of Princes street. There being no opposition in Bell Ward, Daniel Campbell and Richard Henry Leary were declared duly elected Councillors for that Word. There being more than two candidates for South, High, and Leith Wards, and more than two candidates for election to the offices of City Auditors, all further proceedings in the elections were adjourned until Monday, 2nd August, 1875, when a poll will be taken in each of those Wards between tho hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. There will also be polling in each of the four Wards for the election of Auditors. The polling places will be : South Ward,—The Sailors’ Home, Princes street south. High Ward.—The Fire Brigade Station, corner of High and Rattray streets. Bell Ward. —I'he Oddfellows’ Hall, George street. Leith vv urd.-r-The Grand Stand of the Caledonian Society, St. David street. Two Councillors to be elected for South Ward » » >» ~ High Ward >» )» »> „ Leith Ward Two Auditors to be elected by the whole City. 28th July, 1875. KEITH RAMS IY, Mayor. CORPORATION OF PORT CHALMERS. ANNUAL ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS AND AUDITORS FOR THE PERIOD COMMENCING AUGUST 1, 1876. Vf 011CE is Hereby Given, that the follow- ’ ing Candidates have This Day been Nominated for the Offices of Councillors and Auditors COUNCILLORS : HIGH W.VKD. James Menelaus, Merchant. MII'DLE WARD. Hugh M‘Kiulay, Clerk. Archibald Fullerton, Settlor. SOUTH WARD. William Reid, Gentleman. EAST' WABP. Alexander M Kenzie, Quarryman Angus M‘Gregor, Blacksmith AUDITORS: Alexander Leek, Clerk. William Gowan Fail, Waterman, There being no opposition in High and South Wards, the Candidat s nominated were declared duly elected as Councillors for those Wards. And there being no more nominated than the requisite number of Auditors required, those nominated were declared duly elected. There beinz more than one Candidate for each of Middle and * ast Wards, all further proceedings in these elections were adjourned until Monday, August 2nd, 1875, when a Poll will be taken be taken between the Lours of 9 j a.m, and 4 p.m. I

The Polling Places will be Middle Ward—Mr Thomas Brebners’s House Section No. 206. ' East Ward -Mr G. L. Asher’s House, Section No. 90. The result of the Poll will be declared at the Town Hall. One Councillor to be elected for each Ward. ANDREW M‘KINNON, Mayor. Port Chalmers, July 26 1875.