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Otago Daily Times, Issue 153, 13 May 1862, Page 3

Amusements. doyal princess 'tiiea t re. " immenlb bill • , ' ' 'ton' ' ' v ' .' TUESDAY,' 14th MA Y. :-! MISS 11. GORDON. ' AS ■, ■ THE LITTLE ——. MISS H. GORDON, AS . ' .. JEANNETTE. ' - ':' , MISS IL~GORDON'S ' JVKKSATILK VOCALIZATION. 'TWAS I. > - TIIK TOURIST BAND TDESPECTFUIiLY announce that they are open SXj Uh all engagements ior i'ic-nic Parties, Pleasure Excursions, Piivatc Parties, Public Balls, Quadrille Assemblies. &c. Address ■ G. HORSEFIKLD, Queen's Arms Hotel, Princes-street, . Dunedin. WOND E R OF TH E WO XL D • , GREAT WALKING MATCH ! TG. GRIFFITTS, the well-known Champion . Pkukstjuan ot Victoiia, is Matched ioi , £-25 a-side, to Walk 18} MILES in TWO. HO UVLS. ' The extraordinary Feat will take plnce on the Spacious Grounds attached to the Royal Hotkl, Port Chalmers, on Friday, loth May, at 2 o'clock ' p in. precisely—weather permitting. The money fa Staked in the hands of Mr. John 'Ckiukmor'b. AMUSEMENT! AM USEM EN Tl ! AMUSEMENT! ! ! CITY UUl'l-m1 CASINO. Ol'iiN EVEHY EVJiKINO. DANCING commences at 9 o'clock. First-class Band and M.C. CITY BUFFET CASINO. OPEN"THIS EVENING, » O'CLOCK. A DMISSiON — Gentlemen, 2s. (id. : Ladies, STAFFORD-STREET, Four doors abova Provincial. A U V A N C E D UN li DIN !! ! CITY BUFFET. JS. RAPHAEL brgs to inform his Friends and . tlie Public that ho has opened his Large and Elegant ROOMsS in btafKmi-strret, four doors above Pmvinoial Hotel, as ii CAFIi and RESTAURANT, and trusts,, by invariably -placing before liis Guests dishes nnd delicacies of the most recherche descripti»n, regardle&t of expeube, joined to politeness and attention, to sucute a large siiarc of patronage. J. S. Kai'iiasl, also, with a view to diversify and increase the amusements of Dunedin, lias opened a CASINO nightly, which is conducted[ vtith that strict icgard to propriety and decurum which so pre-emi-nently distinguished the celebrated " Salle de Dane,'' conducted so .«-uccesj.fnlly for !-o ninny years under the management and immediate superintendence ol himaelf and brother. An effitiieiu Band and M.C. f~i RAND Complimentary and Farewell Benefit.—\JC Miss Hiiruet. G onion, Monday next. Three new pieces. Scotch Ballads. Opera." T>.ORT CHALMERS REGATTA. HER MAJESTY^ BIRTHDAY, 24th May, 1862. STKWARDS : Thomnß Anstey Mansford, Esq., R. M.; Messrs Taylor, Knox, S. Jones, and H. Thomson. Ist iiace.' Open Sailing Ballast Boats. 2nd race. Fair-oared race in Watermen.s Skifis. 3rd race. Yachts, fin>t-clasfi. 4th bace. Five-oared Whaleboats. sth race. Second-claes Sailing Boats, not exceeding 22 feet keel. Gth hack. Ship's four-oaved Gigs by ships' crews. 7th rack. Amateurs' four-oared race in Gigs, not exceeding 25 feet keel. Bth race. Scullers' Race. 9th race. Maories' five-oared Whaleboat?. 10th rack. Watermen's four-oared Wlmlebnats, or Gigo not exceeding 25 feet keel. 11th RACE. Duck Hunt. A list of the prizes in a future advertisement. judwe: „ H. Knox, Esq., Hoc. Treasurer. R. Mouson, Esq., StOTler. Capt. H. Thomson, Secretary. NOTICE. THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. THE undersigned having been appointed Agent for Otajro (in place of W. O. Young, Esq., resigned), applications for Fire or Life insurance must be'rnade at his office, between the hours of 10 and 4 ° Cl°C ' GEORGE S. BRODRICK, 1, Mercer's Buildings, Princes-street. Dunedin, Ist May, 18G2. DUNEDIN-ATHENiEUM AND MECHANICS INSTITUTION. Presideut: His Honor the Superintendent, mniS Institution will he opened en the first.c| JL June next. • The object of its promoters has been to afford to the buLscubcrs the means of acquiring literary and scientific knowledge. It is bought to attain, tl'ic&e ends by means of a Libraiy and Readins Room, and lectures on Literature, Science, and Art. •- i It is anticipated .that the liberal manner in which the Committee have provided for the intellectual wants of the place, and the heavy outlay they have ventured to incur, will secure for them the cordial support of all clashes of the inhabitants. THE LIBRARY. A small but valuable collection of Books has b( 9 , obtained, and will at pnee' be placed in circulation. Up\vards'pf 2000 volumes are on the wa out'f,rom Englancl; and it is expected that withi twelve months nearly -1000 volumes of cnrefull selected and standard works will be available fo. the use of the members. Arrangements hay also ' been juade for receiving per mail; as pnb lisued, all new works of intere-t. THE READING ROOM ■will be supplied with the following :— , Quarterlies. —The Edinburgh, WestmiusW, Quar- , terly, North British, and National Reviews. > Magazines akd other Periodicals.—Blackwood, [ Frazer, CornhiJl, Dublin University, Macmillan's, and Mechanics' Magazines. Art Journal, Athempusn, Chambers' Journal, Once a Week, All the Year Round. Illustrated London News, Punch, L'lllustratioD. Saturday Review, Examiner, Economist, Home News, European Times. " Colonial, Newspapers.—The Otago, Canterbury, » Wellington,,and Auckland papers. Melbourne Argus, Herald, Age, and Journal'of Commerce. Sydney Herald, and Empire. South Australian Advertiser. Holart Town Mercury. Members will have the privilege of obtainiOp free admission to the Reading Room, for one'month in ' ; every year, for any person being a non-resident, or ' the captain of any vessel trading to the Port. The Reading Room will be open from 9 a.m.'to 1C p.m. The Library from 10 to 12 a.m., and from 4 „ to 8 p.m. , TSRMS OTf StIBSCRIPTIOH : It Annual .. "... £2 2 o • ■ Quarterly «; *» ; '.©"M *■ • •