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Evening Star, Issue 4052, 21 February 1876, Page 2

4IUII WHMUItI y\UßKira THE AT BE, L«?»eee—Messrs Steel* and Keogh. BECOND~WEBK. OVERWHELMING SUCCESS OP McDonough and Eamshaw’e ROYAL MARIONETTES, Introduced to the public of Dunedin by Mr Hoskins. The TSieattfa Crowded to its utmost capacity. The Audiences Delighted, and the Press of Dunedin, without an exception, Pronounce the Entertainment a Grand Success TWO MID-D AY~FK B FORMANCES This Week, commencing at half-past 2 o’clock. On Wednesday and Saturday. An Entire Chaag/j this week in the Christy Minstrels. tffiew Songs, New Jok*.s, and New Dances, shortly be iroduced, the beautiful ■' ”/ legendary story of . BABES IN THE WOOD. The Koval Marionettes bring with them GORGEOUS SOENERY AND EFFECTS. ORIGINAL OHRISTY MINSTRELS; Full Band and Chorus. THE CWMIG FANTOCCINI, THE GRAND PAfRY PANTOMIME. LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD. Improved Transformation Scene of bewildering beauty. Scale or Prices ; Dress Circle, 4s; Stalls, 2s 6d; Fit, Is. Seats may be reserved at Mr West’s. GEO. W. GEDDES, Treasurer and Business Manager for W. Hoskins. w ILSON’B PALACE CIRCUS. AND ROMAN HIPPODROME. Jast arrived from America; and now perform* In Christchurch with a MAMMOTH COMPANY f or THIRTY STAR ARTISTS, (Ten Ladies and Twenty Gents,) AND THE FINEST STUD OF TRAINED HORSES In the World; with a New MAMMOTH PAVILION, Fitted np with especial care for the comfort of the Public. GRAND SEASON OF PERFORMANCES, FOR A FEW NIGHTS ONLY, Conunencieg FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25th. far Recollect and visit the GRANDEST CUtCUB that yon ever saw. which has been brottfbt from America to your very thresholds. The Manager depends entirely upon the merit* of his Company for the pnblio patron* *** ■ [JOHN WILSON, Manager. J. A DODGE. Agent.

Duo nctice will be given of the location. DUNEDIN DANCING ACADEMY. (md Saturday Evening*. Ad hoar’s in* •traction given before the general dancin'/. Juvenile Cutfses Saturday Morning, from ll till 1 o’clock; Afternoon from 3 till 5. Private Classes arranged and Private Lessons given at Mrs Hamann’a residence, Regent road, off George street. Mrs H. having taught thousands in Dunedin, can promise a most certain and graceful knowledge of dancing in a very short T. GEORGE’S HALL.—The Hall having undergone a thorough rep.ir, To be Let for concerts, bubr, and prmts assemblies. H yANClNG.—Juvenile CLss on Saturdays, X/ at 3 p.m. APUHp OkASS, fonakg of which due nonce will be given. *DRIVATE ASSEMBLY,—A series of six X private assemblies, under the superintendence of a committee, commencing at an early date in March. B ANDS PROYIDKD. Violin and Piano taught. Mil. J. KELLY, Stuart street (Opposite Wesleyan Chureh). Meeting*. A YUBLIO MEETING will be held at the -**• Cattle Market Hotel, N.E. Valley, on Tunriay next, for the purpose of opening a Branch Lodg* In Connection with the Protestant Alliance Friendly Society of New Zea. lend. Byorder. d.w.g.m. Bnnlhen Notion. PATTERNS IN FLOOR CLOT! for Rooms, LobWes, and Passages. Co< M**tbg, plwn and striped. Felt Carpets. W per yard. New Felt Squares. New IV Mata and Slips. New Wool Mate. HERBERT. HAYNES, ft CC For Sale. ' TS 1 L<L 1 A RJ> TABL ) fors to* FREDERICK LEWTR W*. -i Spirit Moray pi. A WI (« IWatra „d m London. T° n ® fi ,tacTed » 6 and Pl* brushes* sir i 2J.kA3£. —Now landing, ex OxfoH if an d 21o*. gL jun., Prnceastreet Wmt TVtTIT.m. n adioinimr u. i _•>!. sfwwvfr “f'LGTM I'NTS — jpm Lewis; wiw MoVafr