Amusement!. QUEB N’ S- THEA TR E. Leasees: Meanra Steele and Keogh. ENGAGEMENT orSk F. H. BATES. This Evening FEB. 9, HAMLET. r ' . FRIDAY, Benefit of Miss Cbra Stephenson. ILMA BE MTJESKA will shortly, appear. THBA T R a Q g!J ~ , ÜBB N’ 8 [F R IDA Y NIGHT, Benefit of MISS CLARA STEPHENSON. TRAGEDY AND BURLESQUE. Her great impersonations. MEDEA AND IXION. HA L L, Tempera n c e Mgeat place. THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10. In consequenee of the ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION OP MR CHARLES BRIGHT’S VICTORIAN REMINISCENCES, It will be repeated on the above date. Prices of admission: 3s, 2s, Is. mEMPERANCB HALL, ; FRIDAV, FEBRUARY 11. ME JOHN P. ARMSTRONG Will deliver bis HIGHLY HUMOROUS LECTURE On “ The Early Days of Australia,” Interspersed with racy Jokes and Anecdotes, original and laughable including the arrival of Sir Julios Yogel at M*lyor; first rushes Ballarat, Forest Creek, and Bendigo; Colonial life and death of Sir Charles Hotham, &c., &c. Doom, open at 8 p.m.; commence at half-past. Admittron : 3s, 2s, Is. ST. GEORGE’S HALL.—The Hall having undergone a thorough repair, To be Let for conceits, balls, and private assemblies. TVANCING.—Juvenile Claes on Saturdays, U . at 3 p.m. ADULT CLASS, forming of which clue notice will be given. PRIVATE Af SEMBLY.—A series of six private assemblies, under the superintendence of a committee, commencing at an early date in March. B ANDS PROVIDED. Violin and Piano tanght. MR. J. KELLY, Stuart street (Opposite Wesleyan Church). Business Notice.] ■VTEW BRUSSELS CARPETS, NEW -k’ TAPESTRY CARPETS. Tapestry Carpet, Sa per yard. Kidderminster Carpets, 2s lid per yard. New Hearth Bogs, 6a 9d. Stair Carpets, Is per yard. - mRRBEKE WAVMTfIg, fc ftf). Public Notice. LOCAL INDUSTRY. Known—A. Hunter, King street north, is making First-class Mangles, of three sizes and of the best material. Sewing-machines and other light machinery repaired with neatness and despatch. SPECIAL NOTICE,
C| E. FALKNER, Huttian Hair Importer, '• in returning thanks for the patronage bestowed oh him during the time he has been in business, has much satisfaction in intimating that, owing to his still' increasing trade and his v desire to sell cheap, he baa made arrangements for regular monthly shipments of human hair, in every shade and color, at all lengths. As considerable reduction baa been made on all hair goods, this will present an opportunity to buyers seldom met with., C. E. Falknor’s, George street, Dunedin. Combings and tangled hair worked into any style, wholesale and retail Notice op removal.—e. stokes, Tailor and Clothier, in returning thanks to his numerous customers and friends for their liberal patronage and Support for the last 14 years, In George street, begs to inform them that'he ‘has commenced business in his new premises, corner of King and. Hanover streets, opposite Baptist Chapel, fie has now every faculty for carrying oh a first-class Tailoring and Clothing Trade, and trusts that those who have not favored him will' give him a call of inspectioh. as they will find ms charges for suits are strictly moderate, and the Stand stylo of his garments are equal to any in New Zealand. Note the Address—. . STOKES’S BUILDINGS, Corner of King and Hanover streets* C. LEA3K (from Edinburgh), Dentist, View’ Bdnk, Maitland street (nearly opposite Baxter’s Hotel). WARM, Cold, and Shower Baths. - For cleanliness and comfort go to Beissel’a Temple of Fashion, Princes street. OOAL AND WOOD.—Having taken the Coal and Wood Yard lately occupied by Mr Granger, Kensington, I am prepared to dever Newcastle Coal at current prices. CHAS. vAMPION. ThK most complete and comfortable Warm Baths (Is) in Dunedin, Turkish atb Moray place, jyj* W. HAWK IN S , ACCOUNTANT AND COMMISSION AGENT. Office: Princes street, Dunedin. NOTICE. THE undereigntri begs to intimate to the Cavereham and surroundMqr districts .that he has opened business as Tailor .and' Clothier, in Oaveraham, where he nppea that by offering only the best materials, and -these at -the lowest Dunedin prices! together with the best workmanship, to merit tha.pjtoiiO'Pnpport, keeping alwayson hand the hew Mosaic! and other tweeds, &a, also men’s suits, hate, hosiery. “°*htieß, braces, dress, colored, ana <&unma shirts, Writing paper, envelopes, pens, pursaj ojid jewellery, aJJ d whleh yill besdld at the lowest possible prices cam. •■■■■ ■■■> Crdew panctually attended to. m J. ADAMS, . Tailor, &0,, Oavepaham,
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Evening Star, Issue 4042, 9 February 1876, Page 2
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