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Evening Star, Issue 4053, 22 February 1876, Page 2

Amusements. THEATRE, QUEEN’S Lessees—Messrs Steel* and K-.ogh. SECOND WEEIL OVERWHELMING SUCCESS OF •»rtr\ J jumnVatir^fl M'Donough and Earnahaw’s royal eta ei on ett es, U iA li iH. A. k. iyj I ■“ * * Introduced to the public of Dunedin by. Mr Hoskins. Ti;e Theatre Gowned to its utmost capacity. The Audiences Delighted, and the Press of Dunedin, without an exception. Pronounce the Entertainment a Grand Success, TWO MID-DAY PERFORMANCES This Week, commencing at half-past 2 o’clock, On Wednesday and Saturday. An Entire Change this week m the Christy Minstrels. New Songs, New Jokes, and New Dances. Will shortly be i reduced, the beaut'fm legendary story of BABES IN THE WOOD. The Royal Marionettes bringwith wm. GORGEOUS SOENBRY AND EFFECTS. ORIGINAL CHRISTY MINSTRELS; Full Band and Chorus. THE COMIC FANTOCCINI. THE GRAND FAIRY PANTOMIME RED BIDING HOOD. . Improved Transformation Scene of bewildering beauty. Scale of Pbiobs : Dress Circle, 4s ; Stalls, 2s 63. ; Pit, Is. Seats may be reserved at Mr Wests. GEO. W. GEDDES, Treasurer and Business Manager for W. Hoskins. w ILSON’S PALACE CIRCUS, AND ROMAN HIPPODROME.

Just arrived from America; and now perforin* | - in Christchurch with a j MAMMOTH COMPANY Off THIRTY STAR ARTISTS, CTen Ladies and Twenty Gents,) and the FEWEST STUD OF TRAINED HOBBES In the World} with a New MAMMOTH PAVILION, Fitted up with especial care for the comfort of the Public. GRAND SEASON OF PERFORMANCES, FOR A FEW NIGHTS ONLY, Commencieg FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26th. 49* Recollect and visit the GRANDEST CIRCUS that you ever saw, which has been brought from America to j*ur very thresholds. The Manager depends entirely upon the merits of bis Company for the public patron- *** JOHN WILSON, __ - ““SUSSEKDue notice will be given of the location. DUNEDIN DANCING ACADEMY. Established 1865. QUEEN’S THEATRE. ADULT CLASSES, Monday, Thursday, and Saturday Evenings. An hour’s instruction given before the general dancinsr. Juvenile Classes Saturday Morning, from It till 1 o’clock; afternoon from 3 till 5. Private Classes arranged and Private Lessons given at Mrs Hamann’s 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 time.

ST. GEORGE’S HALL.—The Hall having undergone a thorough repair, To be Let for concerts, balls, and private assemblies. DANCIN G. —Juvenile Class on Saturdays, at 3 p.m. ADULT CLASS, forming of which due . notice will be given. PRIVATE ASSEMBLY,—A series of six private assemblies, under ‘ the superintendence of a committee, commencing at an early date In March. Bands provided. Violin and Piano taught. MB. J. KELLY, Stuart street (Opposite Wesleyan Church). . - Meetings. LODGE OP DUNEDIN, 931 E.C. THE usual Monthly Meeting of the above Lodge will be held in the Masonic Hall, This Evening, at 8 o’cloch. Byforder of W.M. )P. MURRAY, Secretary. * Bosinosa Notice. PATTERNS IN FLOOR CLOTHS for Rooms, Lobbies, and Passages. Cocoa Matting, plain wad striped. Felt Carpets, Is •d per yard. New Felt Squares. New Door j Mats and Slips, New Wool Mats. j »P£ERBERT, HAYNES, k CO Public Notices. LADIES’ SCHOOL, ROSLYN. MRS J. E. STEWART will open a School k for Yoqng Ladies, in Roslyn, early in ORIENTAL TELEGRAM AGENCY, MESSAGE* ffor EUROPE AND 'AMERICA forwarded DAILY at 4 p.m. ADDRESSES REGISTERED FREE OF CHARGE. J. S. WEBB, High street. Loct, Found, Ac. W * teh »' owner can have the waJaIBBSSa Apply A '