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Evening Star, Issue 4049, 17 February 1876, Page 2

Amusements. TJE E N'S THEATRE, Lwsees: Messrs £ t jele and Keogh. I We Change <-ur Location from the 1 . TO THE' • QUEEN'S THEATRE, THIS EVENING (WEDNESDAY) Feb. IG, And continuing until fuither notice. THE ROYAL MARIONETTES. THE ROYAL MARIONETTES. ... [Manager's Card.] The Management beg leave most respectfully to itifoim the public that, ia conssquence oftae want of B'age appliances bo necessary to give ample scope to the requirements of the R«yal Marionette Exhibition, a removal from the Temperance Hall to the QdeenV Theatre ! became an imperative necessity, and in so they trust that the change wi'l meet with universal apprbvil. MID-DAY PERFORMANCE , On Saturday, at 2 p.m. (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, j MR HOSEINS will have the honor of again introducing M'Dohough and Earnßbaw's ROYAL MARIONETTES, ; From St. James's Hall and Crystal Palace, London. T?h& Royal Marionettes bring with them GORGEOUS SCENERY AND EFFECTS/ •u'i . And give THREE DISTINCTENTERTAINMENTS. ORIGINAL CHRISTY .MINSTRELS; Full Band and Chorus. THE COMIC FANTOCCINI, Introducing some of the most Wonderful' Ex* . Eibitionsof Skill known to THE ITALIAN FANTOCCINI. THE GRAND FAIRY PANTOMIMELittle Red Riding Hood, the Charm of the Household, with Improved Transformation ..Sceneof bewildering beauty. ''■...' Scale of Pbices: Dress Circle, 4s; Stalls, 2s 6d; Pit, Is. Seats- maybe reserved at Mr West's Music | Warehouse, Princes street. gio. w~geddes, : . Treasurer and Business Manager for <Mr W. Hoßkins. A.O.F. COURT ST. ANDREW. No. 6,127. [HE Firat Anniversary of the above Court .will be celebrated by a Soiree, Concert, and Dance, at the Drill Shed, Caversham, on xi • j . ioil -0..t.-.. n „r tare. 0v... «« n «'«!«/,tThe- band of No. \ Company City Guards (Cadets) have kindly volunteered to play a few choice selections. Tickets, 2s 6d. E. STRATTON, Secretary. ILSON'S PALACE CIRCUS, ROMAN HIPPODROME. ■ .r'l f . ' " Just arrived from America; and now perform* in Chriatchurch with a MAMMOTH COMPANY OF THIRTY STAR ARTISTS, (Ten Ladies and Twenty Gentß,) OF TRAINED HORSES

♦ In the World; with »N«w MAMMOTH PAVILION, Fitted up with especial care for the comfort of the Public. GRAND SEASON OF PERFORMANCES, ' FOR A FEW NIGHTS ONLY, Commencing WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY 23rd. 49* Recollect and visit the GRANDEST CIRCUS that you ever eaw. which has been brought front America to your very thresholds. The Manager depends f entirely upon the merits of bis Company for the public patron- ' Age, .JOHN WILSON, •, Manager. J. A. DODGE, Agent Due notice will be given of the location.' T. GEOKGE'S HALL.—The Hall having j undergone a thorough repair, To be Let for oonoertß, balls, and private assemblies. at 3 p.m. lr«Bf l ::Ii.l» ! \n. Af IVATE ASSEMBLY.—A series of six private assemblies, under the superintendence of a committee, commencing at an early data in March, ANW'S PROVIDED. Violin and Piano taught. ._. MB. J. KELLY, " : Stuart street (Opposite Wesleyan Church). Business Notice.

iawwaarei TAPESTRY CARPETS. Tapestry Cttqiet, 3b lljd per yard. Kidderminster Carpets, &Ud per yard. New Hearth Rugs, 6s 9sl. Stair Carpets, Is por yard. HERBERT. HAYNEB, & CO. __"_ """ '""'■ 'Sewing Machines. BIWDSO MACHINEB. . nouncrag having accepted the sole OLT,',' FAMILY SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE, A Machine we guarantee to be an exact fao- «£■—"• .-... simile otthe AMERICAN "SINGER," lu every way equal for beauty of finish and . workmanship, and noir 20 to 25 peb Ceht. Oebapsb. Tfafag fast received another shipment of the aboTp excellent machine*, we shall be jdadto -—Ay sample orders. *»« w> ft shipment comprises—Plain Table, with Medium, and Ne. 2 Wheel-feed Maohin ARTHUR BRISCOE & CO, IfatoftU and Retail Ironmongers and Iron .IW-T- ..,.■:■ Merchants. < . r , IMPORTANT 111 , NOTICE TO FAMILIES. m&BM CELEBRATED SEWING ; t ; MACHINES, onw ?\» , Btr^ f ptinedm. • from 10s, Weekly pay.