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Evening Star, Issue 4145, 9 June 1876, Page 3

Lata Advertisement*. MISS POLLY LEAKE, having recovered from her severe indisposition, will positively make her Pint Appearance at Che Tern* perance Hall Popular Concerts on Saturday in several of her favorite songs. Remember— Saturday Popular Concerts. MISS POLLY LEAKE, Temperance Hall Popular Concerts. Songs ‘ * Larry Doolan ” and “ Go-Ahead.” Come early. MISS POLLY LKAKB—People’s ConCerts, Temperance Hall. Song, Eeieer do you want to buy a leetle Dog. MB RAY —Bis first appearance in Dunedin at the People’s Concerts, Temperance Hall Song, “ village Blacksmith. MR BAY at the People’s Popular Concerts on Saturday Night, safely Follow Him,from “Guy Mannering.” MB BAY, the Sweet Baritone, at the people’s place of amusement on Saturday night, Temperance HalL 1%/T‘ESSR9 Dixon and • Hannagau, double J3JL song and dance—** Apple of my Eye ”. —“Apple of my hye.” *]t/f JESSES Dixon and Thorley, double song IVX and dance—“ Lily of the “ Lily of the Valley.” le Valley”— MR HANSCOMB, the favorite London comique. Song, ''Rustic Young Beauty” and “ Seven Ages of Mon.” Temperance HalL MB CARROLL at Popular Concerts. Song, “Silver Threads’'with chorus, and “You and I.” Temperance HalL MRS BARTLETT, Popular Concerts. Song, “ Maggie's Secret.” and “ I stood on the Beach. ” Temperance Hall, Saturday. MISS SHEPPARD at Popular Concerts, Temperance Hall. Songs—** Dreamland,” and ‘‘Kiss me, Mother, ere I die ” MR HAYWOOD—People's Concert, Temperance Hall. Song—“ The Hen r’onvention,- and in one of. nis favorite Bone Solos. » MR SYKES and Gentleman Amateur in Piano Duet “ Canary Birds Temperance Hall, People’s Popular Concerts, Saturday. MR HANNAGAN, Irish Jig, Temperance Hall: Mr Thorley,<Cleg Danee. Crowded Nightly People's Concerts. riIEM PERANCE HALL, Mies Polly X Leake.. Come early. Only place to enjoy yourself. Comic and sentimental; no vulgarity. WHY should people, when a certain young lady sings at amateur concerts, immediately say, “ OLaw?” WANTED, Everybody to try our Loads of Cut Firewood; 2s for cutting by machinery. Martin and Watson, ANTED TO SELL, light Spring Dray, nearly new. ono Farm Dray, second hand. Mathews, King street. ANTED TO SELL, light Spring Carts. Mathews. King streetWANTED, a Situation as Housekeeper, Barmaid, or Stewardess. Address V Competent/’ Stab office. WANTED. Tenders for Building Stone Wall, about 70perches. Apply A, and F. Small, Tomahawk, Peninsula. WANTED, Everybody to Use the Shag Point Coal, and keep the money in the country. Martiu and Watson. W ANTED, smart, active Boy. Apply G. Adams, Princes street south. W Hotel ‘ANTED, a thorough Cook ; no other need apply. J. Patterson, Australasian WANTED, a Cubulo Man. Apply Beid and Gray, Princes srreet.

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