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Evening Star, Issue 4045, 12 February 1876, Page 2

Amusements. U BEN'S THEATRE. Lessees: Messrs Steele and Keogh. LAST NIGUT MR. F. ™- tt fp s - SATURDAY- ST, Capt. Fail-weather ...]• Simonsen Opera Troupe. ■»' I EMPERANCE HALL, THE ROYAL'MARIONETTES. MR HOSKINS'Kiii' this' hotror :tor anoounoe«i Fimt Appearance in New Zealand, on MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 14th, Of M-'Donough and Earnshaw's P IR O Y A Rrl O N-« - Vtom. St. James's Hall and' Crystal Palace, London. ".""",'-... Have appeared in Sydney, Melbourne, Adei lalde, &c., teceiviojr the unqualified approval of tie Prese of those cities. ; . | The RoyaJ MariJclnettes bring with them GORGEOUS SCENERY AND EFFECTS, .'•' And'give > • ,••■ < THREE DISTINCTENTERTAINMENTS. ORIGINAL OHRISTYMINSTREIiS;. Full Band and Chorus. i : y THE COMIO~FANTpCCINI, 1 , r Introducing some of the most-Wonderful Exhibltions of Skill known to the THE ITALIAN FANTOCCINI, FAIRY PANTOMIME- ; . . < Little Red Riding Hood, the Charm of the 'Household. Improved tTwiirforjnation Scene of bewildering V-";-; 1 - ;t •■ :■ The Grandest Entertainment in the World, Mid-day.; Performances r- Wednesdays'' aufl S * torday8 '' GEO. W. GEDDES,. Treasurer and Business Manager for '"; ." \. W; Hoakins. ' '••' \ ■ ST. GEORGE'S HALL,—The Hall havins undergone a thorough' repair, To.be Let. for concerts, balls, and private assemblies.' ANClNG.—Juvenile Olsbb on Saturdays/ at 3 p.m.;: DULT CLASS, forming of which due , notice will be given. RIVATE ASSEMBLY.-r-A aeries of six private assemblies, under the superintendence of a' committee, commencing at. an early date in March. ANDS PROVIDED. Violin and Piano taught.. MR .T ' Stuart street (Opposite Weßleyan Chureh). Corporation Notices. CITY OF DUNEDIN.

TENDERS wjll be received at the Town Clerk'* Office, Manse street, on or before Tuesday, 15th February, at 3 p.m., for the following works separately : Ist. For constructing five cube foot crosaings in George street. ■;'••. . fence which now stands around the North Dunedin Recreation Ground, and erecting a new picket fence there, (length thiry chains). Specifications at City Surveyor's Office. J. M. MASSE Y. Town Clerk. February 10,1876.. MUNICIPALITY OF ST. KILDA. TENDERS addressed to hh Worship the Mayor will be received up to 7 p.m. ou Securing 100. chains, more or less, of Pitches, within we Municipality. . ,-. Tenderers to' enclose a dsposit of five per cent on the amount of their tender.^ Further particulars can be obtained on ap*-. plication to hie Worship the Mayor, at the St. XndaHoteL , .„ •" ■ The lowest or any tender will not necessarily: be accepted.' Bv order. 7 ■ THOMAS R. DODDS, Town Cleric St. Kilda, 9th February, 1876. Bnjdaess Notice.' EW BRUSSELS CARPETS, NEW > TAPESTRY CARPETS. Tapestry Carpet, 3a lljd per yard. Kidderminster Carpets, 2s lid per yard. New Hearth Rngs, 6s 9d. Stair Carpets, If per yard. BERBERT, HAYNES, & CO. • Pnbllo Notice. LOCAL INDUSTRY. ; ' —"""ifNTED Known-pA. Hunter, King Street north,lislmaking First-class Mangle 9, of three sizes andiof the best material. . Sewing-machines and other light machinery repaired with neatness and despatch. ALL SAINIS' GRAMMAR SCHOOL. CHE Half Quarter commences on Monday, 14th inst. ' J. KIRBY, Principal ARM,' Cold, and Shower Baths.-For cleanliness and comfort go to Beiasel's Temple of Fashion, Princes street. OTICE OF REMOVAL.—E. STOKES, _J Tailor and Clothier, in returning tim,Til™ to his numerous customers and friend* fox their liberal patronage and support for the last 14 years, in George Btreet, begs to inform them that he has commenced business in his sew premises, corner of King and Hanover streets, opposite Baptist Chapel. He has new every' ■alts are Btrictly moderate, and the fit and style of his garments are equal to any. m New Zealand. ■■•;: .iJS.atfi the AddressrSTOKES'S BUILDINGS, Corner of King and Hanover streets. -JUT ,W, HA W KINS, ACCOUNTANT AND COMMISSION ';;,.,.7 agent. •';.;". Office : Princes street, Dunedin. COLONIAL CpAls; and Newcastle; all sorts of dry FirewoapV. ;Hughes> Retail Yard, Melville street. Moray place.