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Evening Star, Issue 4097, 13 April 1876, Page 2

Amusements. QUEEN’S THEATRE. Lessees : Messrs Steele and Keogh. RE-OPENING NIGHT. EASTER MONDAY, 17th APRIL. Rear >pearanca of those favorite artistes MRS WALTER HILL, MISS LILLY MAY, MR J. B. STEELE, and STAR CO MPANY. Edmond Yates’s Drama, BLACK SHEEP. Novelties in preparation. TL M A D~E MURSKA! ILMA DE MURSKA! ILMA DE MURSKA! ILMA DE MURSKA J The Great Hungarian Queen of Song, and only rival of Jenny Lind, Will positively arrive in Dunedin by the steamer Albion in a few days, and will opeu at the QUEEN’S THEATRE ON WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, ARIL 19, For a Series of SIX NIGHTS ONLY, .With her Unrivalled Company of Artistes. The Box Office will be opened at West’s Music Warehouse on Saturday next. Programme in Saturday’s issue. A GRAND FANCY FAIR will beheld in the University Hall during Easter Week, commencing on EASTER MONDAY. At one o’clock, in aid of the Christian Brothers’ School Fund. In conjunction with the above, a Promenade Concert will be given each evonintr. Admission, Is. The Art Union will be drawn on the 2'th of GR AND CONCERT advertised for Easter Monday in th» Temperance Hall is POSTPONED until Fridav, 21st April, in the same plane. Tickets already issued will be available. It is requested that übscription Lists now in circulation be sent in to the Lady Superior on Saturday next. No collections to be made ! after that date. gT . GEORGE’S HALL. DANCL'-G. Adult Glass on Thursday, at 7. Juvenile Class, Saturdays at 3 Private lessons by special arrangement. Bands provided. J. KELLY, Stuart street, Opposite Wesleyan Church. KAND BILLIARD TOURNAMENT At the Bull and Mouth Hotel Rooms, Maclaggan street. To commence on Monday, April 10, and to terminate on Saturday, June 10, 1876. Ist Prize, Marble Clock ... value Ll2 2nd „ Handsome Cup ... „ 8 3rd „ Superior Field Glass „ 4 Winners of tournaments previous to this date will not he allowed to compete. Open to amateurs only. Entrance, 6d per break. For full particulars, apply to A. CAMERON, at the Rooms. ("IRANI) BILLIARD TOURNAMENT JT during the month of April is now on daily at Sussex Hotel Rooms, George street. Ist prize ... Seven pounds 2nd Ho Four pounds 3rd do Two pounds 4th do One pound Winners of last month’s prizes will not be allowed to compete. Open to amateurs only. Entrance, fid a break. For full particulars, apply THOS. RYAN, At the Rpoms.

Public Notice. SEWARD & CO., Stock and Share Dealers, High street, opposite University Buildings. SEWARD & CO. effect Life Insurancs and Negotiate Loans in connection therewith. Advances made. Mortgages negotiated. K E RE’S BEADY-MADE CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, HANOVER AND GEORGE STREETS. L 30.000. SELLING OPFII F consequence of official information received by last m 'il from the High Court of Chancery of ths termination of a case (which has occupied the Court for the last ten year<>), whereby I have b en awarded the sum of L 30,000, it is compulsory that 1 appear in person at said Court of Chancery within six months, or forfeit my claim to the award. I beg therefore to intimate to the inhabitants o£ Dunedin and the Province generally, that I will hold a bond fide CLE* KING-OUT SALE Of my large, valuable, and well-selected Stock of English, Scotch, and Colonial-made CLOTHING, Just opened np for the Winter Trade. As the Stock must be disposed of within one Month, this is a rare opportunity for persona about to purchase Winter Clothing, as advance on home prices will not be thought of. This Clearing-out Sale of Winter Clothing will ' commence on SATURDAY, APRIL 8. Badness hours from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturdays excepted. Note the Address KERR’S Ready-made Clothing Establishment, Corner of Hanover and George streets. AMERICAN WASHING FLUID. Saving nearly all the Wash-board Labor. For Sale by all Grocers. ria only necessary to soak your clothes a short time in cold or warm water, wring out, and soap wristbands, collars, and dirty or stained places. Have your boiler half idled with water, and when at scalding heat put in half a common tea-cup of the Fluid: stir, and pat in your clothes; boil for half an hour, then rub lightly through one suds only, rinsing well in the bluing water as usual, and all is complete. This fluid brightens instead of fading the colors in calico. It is a great labor-saver, not only saving the two robbings which women rive their clothes before boiling, and more than half of the soap, does not injure the clothes, but saves their weir in two rubbings before boiling, and is a good article for removing grease from floors, doors and windows; it also readily removes grease end tar from the hands. It does not rot clothes, but makes them wash more than half easier than the old way. It will be found to be the cheapest and moat laborsaving article of household use that is now before the public. Sold in bott'es, at 8d and Is each. J. BROWN, Brown street, Dunedin.