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Evening Star, Issue 4057, 26 February 1876, Page 2

QU SEN’S THEAT KB. Lmws—Messrs Steele and Keogh. beoonlTweEk. OVERWHELMING SUCCESS OP £ Tho Theatre Ctawdlttyta ito ; ufidost capacity* Tk® AMPPces; Dliwhted. Mid the Press of wpv&edig, yHQibiit an exception, Pronounoethe Entertainment a Grand Success, TWO MrD-DAYPBRPOEMANCES This Week, commencing at half-past 2 o’clock, Jn Wednesday and Saturday. An Entire Change this week in the Christy Will ahorfly be produced, the beautiful bab^l^^ood: ORIGINAL CHRISTY MINSTRELS: FnB Band and Churns. - THE COMIC FANTOCCINI. THE GRAND FAIRY PANTOMIME. LITTLE BIDING HOOD. : . " Improved Transformation Scene of bewildering Soaks or Pricks t Stoss CSfok, 4a; Stall*,2B 6d; Ht, It .t i Seats may be reserved at Mr West’s. GEO. W. GEDDES, Treasurer and Business Manager forW. Hoskins. •ILSON’S GRAND PALACE ji f C), ’ a 1; i: ' , 1 ■■ r- . ; M CIRCUS • '1: ■ : A 59 ROMAN HIPPODROME. The Manager has the honor to announce to the Citiaeosof Dunedin and.vicinity that . , a short season of splendid perform* 1 ances will be given v by this Pint-class Company and Magnificent STUD OF HIGHLY EDUCATE!) HORSES on *ha : SOUTHERN MARKET reserve. ■■ Initial Perfonoance THIS(SATURDAY) EVENING, FEB. 2*. Doors open at 7; commence at ,8, OR A ND MATIN B B Evexy Wedneedayaad jSaturday Afternoon, commencing at 3 pirn.; for the aecom* modation of families and those 0 redding at a distance. TheFavilionhaa been fitted up with an eye to the especial comfort d visitors,and the seats have been eMuttiucted hi a etrohg add sub* sUatidnjtoßn. FOLT&?; XJBlSBB8”^N ; A^ENDANOr, MtWflaon relies ok the merits of the per* fw the patronage of the public; / : OhatoirrGrattdStaod w V jSa Fandly Circle ... a.; ... 3s '■Kt>,'.' '••• i... «..ii •, ...'i 2s Carriages may be ordered at 10.20. ' " r.. v-1..V : '.'Managed: JJ r lm '!»*' D f-H'N THE HERO OF NIAGARA, 5 ' IS COMING. DUNEDIN DANCING ACADEMY. Estabijbhkd 1868., QUEENS THEATRE ADULT CLASSffiS,, Monday, Thursday, and Saturday Evenings. An hour’s in* 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 time. ft ■ ; • • ST. GEORGE’S HALL.—The HaU having WOTra thorough repair. To be Let lor concerto, balls, and privets assemblies.

Clan on Saturdays, A p g^.%^sr* g:o< . , * m j °» PRIVATE ASSEMBLY.—A serin of fix priTste, assemblies, under lha aupm*. tendance of a committee, commencing at &» early date ui March. , * " ■ ANDS PRQYIDEp. V' ,' Violinand Kano teqgbfc J. kl£lY, •* Stunt street (Opposite Wesleyan Church). Meetings, of Draper Assistants, to fona-asAssoeiatioß, 1 on Monday naxt Hibernian Hotel, 8 o’clock sharp. All invited! DUNEDIN HARMONIC SOCIETY. THE Society vrffl gfre its’ fourth Concert ol cu^ar Music at the a S*!?I*a^£ 1 * a^£l 9H * /?braaiy instant, at SjP’Si V*hctß can be obtained on applying at MjfWePt? or.Mr Begg’a iMuaieto the undersigned, JOHN. H. SANDERS, Secretary, NOTICES tfo SEjIMEN AND fireman, A J*# in the ChiUQ I *>**• W* oott>W«ralf« AH interested are Invited to attehdj'’ '

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