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New Zealand Tablet, Volume II, Issue 99, 20 March 1875, Page 3

PRINCESS THEATRE. Lessee ... Messes. StEele & Keogh. Change of Programme Nightly during the Race Week. THE SISTERS HELOISE AND ROSALIE DUVALLI. ARTHUR VIVIAN, The Great London and Australian Artiste Comique, AND MISS NELLY MELVILLE, AND The Gorgeous Burlesque LITTTLE RED RIDING HOOD. Blondinette ... ... MISS ADELAIDE STONEHAM Colin ... ... ... Miss Maeion Willis Messes. Musghave, Clinton, Mbs. Stoneham and Company. New Scenery and Panorama of the Lakes of Killarney, by MR. J. S. WILLIS. Box? plan may be seen, and seats secured, at Mr. West's, Musical Warehouse. Dress Circle, 4s ; Stalls, 2s ; Pit, Is. TTIBERNIAN SOCIETY'S SECOND GRAND CONCERT Will be given'in the TEMPERANCE HALL, ON TUESDAY, 30th MARCH, In Aid of the HIBERNIAN BAND FUND. On which occasion the members of the Hibernicon Company have kindly consented to assist. ROBERT CARROLL, Hon. Sec. RACE WEEK! BACE WEEK! RACE WEEK! ptREAT AMERICAN CIRCUS Will perform at DUNEDIN ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, The 19th and 20th inst. MARQUEE will be erected on Souths Dunedin Market Reserve. Entire change of Programme each evening. For further particulars see bills of the day. " MISS CHRISTIAN, TEMPERANCE HALE. MISS CHRISTIAN (Associate of the Royal Academy of Music, London), the most Popular VOCALIST that ever visited the Colonies, will make her first appearance in Dunedin on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24. The plan of seats will be opened on Monday morning at West's Musical Repository. For further particulars see daily papers. T>EV. /-CHARLES i^LARK. QUEEN'S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) AND TOMORROW. LAST TWO ENTERTAINMENTS Of the celebrated Lecturer, Elocutionist, and Humorist, the REV. CHARLES CLARK. TO-NIGHT—" Charles Dickens." TOMORROW (Saturday)—" Oliver Goldsmith." Dbsss Circle, 4b ; Stalls, 2s ; Pit, Is. Commence at 8 ; Carriages at 10. rpEACHER WANTED for the Arrowtown Catholic School. For X particulars apply to the Rev. J. Mackay, Queenstown.