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Otago Daily Times, Issue 275, 6 November 1862, Page 5

Amusements. fii HEA TR E ROY A ~L~ X Lessee : Mr. Clarance How. PIT-ONE SHILLING. Extraordinary Triumph of THE ROSE OF CASTILE. Glorious Success of MISS HARRIET GORDON (QUEEN OF SONG,) ' Who will appear THIS EVENING (THURSDAY), NOV. 6 In two pieces. ' MR. J. P. HYDES, And the entire strength of the Company in Opera and Burlesque. Great hit of the new Extravaganza '.IHE HONEYMOON. ' Miss Harriet Gordon will deliver her celebrated Local Speech nightly (written expressly for her by Mr James Mulholland). To commenceat 8 precisely with the beautiful Operatic Drnna, entitled THE ROSE OF CASTILE. Elvira (Queen of Murcia) .. Mis 3 Harriet Gordon With ail the original songs. Count Torribo Pompolo .Mr J. P. Hydes. To conclude with for the last time, the great Extravaganza of THE HONEYMOON. Duke Aranza (with Songs and local hits) Miss Gordon Jacques Mr J. P. Hydes. KOYAL PRINCESS' THEATRE Lessees, Messrs. T. and S. Fawcett. In consequence of the severe indisposition of Mr Walter Sherwin, There will be A GRAND CHAiVGE OF PERFORMANCE TO-NIGHT, (THURSDAY), NOVEMBER 0 The Performance will commence with ' (tiy particular desire) The Drama, in Three Acts, entitled JOCRISSE THE JUGGLER J°c T RI:; s r E Mr Geo. Fawceto. C. Le Vernay Mr Tom Fawcett GRAND SOjBNA rdwcetcFrom Der Freischutz Mdme. Carandini 1 To conclude with, for positively the last time The great Burlesque ' • CINDERELLA. Prince Prettypet - - Miss Emma Neville Clonnda - - - - Mr (J. Fawcett ON FRIDAY, 7th NOVEMBER BENEFIT. ° «> OP MR TOM FAWCETT On SATURDAY, Bth Will he produced the great Drama r>f FRAUD AND I Tis V foT? M q On MONDAY, 10th. IMS* (General Holiday.1 * iGRAND MORN IN G^CON CERT . Seats should be secured at one* ' _ M.T7.1.0 O.F " ~~ ■\TOTICE-A Summoned Meeting of the Loyal IX Dunedin Lodge will be held This Evenimr^at S. 3 SeVeD ' at the Sbai ™<* HotelTlffiky. m , , By order of J. T. COLLINS at a Thursday, Gth November. 1862 ' A QSV L 'of'the above Order will take place at the Shamrock Hotel en Monday night, at Ei-ht o'clock, for the purpose of Estabhshmg a District Widow and OrpKpSnd 1D? alemhe ™, and Electing Officers. ' quS£Sr^end.° f thG °rder "* Particular* re" By Order of the Committee. BAT HS.-B ATfl S.-R A T H S ~ a aC lty «afcl? s ' Katfray-street.—Warm, Cold and Shower Bathe, Open from 6 a.m to 's p.m. Sundays, fall 12 noon. H Private Baths for Ladies. ■ « ALL WORK- AND NO PLAY ~~~ A r Kfim/qns^ nU^ L BOy" HEy SAY- \ UOOD SONG, Comic or Sentimental: a good XX. Dance, with good Music; and a night of fun and real joviality, may be had any night at T. B. SMITH'S, y_ Shakspeare Hotel, Rattray-street, Not forgetting, at the same time, a first-rate nobbier or a glass of genuine English ale, mild or bitter, old jOr-new, served in one ofthe largest music and amuse, oaent halls in Dunedin. Good board and lodging, good meals, good beds and everything elso good, and at moderate prices, at the SHAKSPEARET. B SMITH, Proprietor,