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Evening Star, Issue 4652, 28 January 1878, Page 2

Amr ißtnertn, Qn i*; k Sole essee Musical Director Stage Manager li i ■ • - . . John L H»ll ... U. 'V. Koh er ... Oily Deertug THIS FV’B'.’IVG- (Mo ulay), J \V. 2*. Enti‘o hinge of Bi I For this NLht o >lv — MILKY Wh ITE ! Mlt K Y WHt HO 1 MILKY Wt) I E! The American Novelty Tronpa iu New Songs, Farces, ic., ac. To m irrovr— Entire Change of Bill. Wednesday, January 30, the Great American Fr-aha. “Uncle Tom’s Ca! in ; or, Life in the South.” Box ' file■ at West’s Ma>ic Siloon. R. B WISEM VN, Bus' ness Manager. J> RIN CESS’S THEATRE. Grand Opening Ni >ht, WFDNE DAY, JaNUA >Y 30 MIS-* I'A. WaRD, The charming and accomplished young ac ross will ha'e the honor of appearing for a few nights only at the ab.,ve heatre, together with Mss ydia Howard Troupe, in Operatic and Co' cut 'elections The Ca edonian Baud hive kindly volun'eered their s j rvic s. Boy plan at Pegg’s Music Saloon, where seats may be secured. ,T. G i.KDNF.R, ' ge> t H ,-v R L E S CL 4. R K TEMPER \KOft HU L, THURSDAY. THACKERAY TH 8 '•OB' ‘GR »PHKR. FRID AY—OLIVER CROMWELL ; or Bible and Swor i. 3s; 2s; Is Plans of for both TectureEnt rtainmc nts now o t :en at Re g’s. K. H.viY ■IT E, Manage v DAVOCVG iS 1) MUdC CM DEMY, Moray Place (i ff Stuart street). Mr j. k lly respec'fully announces that in future his Classes will bo held in the 1 arge Hall recently erected in the rear of his res denca. Ladies’ Class ... Wednesdays at 345 p.m. Juverile Class ... Saturdays, at 3 p.m. One Guinea per Quart t. IRIVATE CL SSEP, either adu't or nvenile, may be formed by special arrangement. ADULTS desirous o attanrng proficiency may acquire the art in a few easy lesions. CLASSES, juvenile or a'ult, in country districts attended should sufficient inducement offer. US CO—Piano, Harmonium, Ringing, and Violin taught. Music provided for Quadril’e Parties. DUNEDIN prNriNG ATDEMY, Oddfellows’ Hall, George street. MRS PA MANN begs to inform her r riends and pm i's that Classes are now Resumed Private, Gene al, and Juvenile General Cla'-ees every V on day and Ta'urday Fveui gi ; Gentlemen’?, Thursday Evening; Private Class, Tuesday Evening ; Juvenile (Ills'!, Saturday t fterooou : Ladies Meet Wednesday Evening Priva*e Lesions given. Terras to e ch Cl ss ; ( ne Guinea per Quarter. For particulars apply MRP H y MANN, Fernbill street, Near Cricket Ground.

Shipping. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OP NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). For timaru. - refu'iful star. b s,. To morrow, Tu sc! ay, the 29th Jan. Passengers by 230 pm. train. Cargo till oon. FriOJ? S ONE Y, via LYTTELTON, Wellington. Napier, and Auckland (hooking paesengers through to aU the Queensland ports* ROT'ORU v s s.. on Thursday, 31st January. Passengers by 12.15 pm train. To be followed by the WAKATTPU, a.s on Saturday, 16th Feb. For ly r r EL r ON, wflungton. Napier, Poverty Bay. Tauranga, and Auckhnd (taking cargo and passengers for Picton. to be tran hipped at Wellington ) HAW EA, sb. on Monday, ihe 4th February Fassengers by 1215 p.m train. To be followed by TAUPO, s s., on Monday, the llth Feb. FjlOR LYTTELTON. WKLLINOTOb. Nelson, Taranaki, and Mam kau taking Cargo and Passengers- for transhipment to the West Coast ports. TAR N A KI, r.s. on Wednesday, the 6ih Teh Passengers by 12.15 p.m. train. FO ; ' HOKITIKA, <5 WESTPORT, via and Jackson’s Fays, Friday, Bth February, and Fluff and Martinb MA '' Ki. as on fjlOR AKAKma. ~ T 1* on Monday, the Passengers by 12.15 p.m. llth train. Febn t Note.—Until the Slat of January, return tickets will be_ issued to Ports within the Colony, at which the Company’s steamers call at a reduction of 30 per cent, off double fares, available for return till 28th February

C tftces Union* Fuilulvgs Corn r if LDerpol and Bon I ttreets STEAM SERVICE. Erom DUNEDIN~ I‘aWPAT .. W *I>SBBJV ft'anur StTWPAT WAIvAKT SAMSON WApr, KT SANS)N 7 6 a,m. rrain. 9 r.M. M 7 5 A.M, „ 9.30 A.M. Cargo received at Rattray street, wharf on Aloadaya and Ihursdays til] 4 p.m. ; and on Wednesdays and Saturdays till 2 p.m From OAMARU—jXosdat Wbd?fBSDAT .. rH T *KSI>A7 fSA V< )jS watt; (fl fA NSON W A . P-.ex *» p.m. tram, 10.30 a.m. „ 6 p.m. *,,, vvj. ; meal*. 1 )(finflq ; "Cnion r.iiildin,'* Rond street. S 9,V, TH 1 ■ v •> sT M A fvr EK X bail every Wednesday and Saturday . BXCUR'IO.V‘FARES. y ’ for BLUFF NEXT. gamut, Bfß .. , m harbor n,v we pTV B <■’, o x Y 4 'aig j now bein'? aeca'ved Cargo for Inve cargil! and Inland District, forwarded by rail from Bluff at Consign es' Saloon, 30s; Return, 50s ; Steerage ‘’Os Jff. HuUCHTON and CO , Manes tret STEAM TO fi Yl)n ey, Via Lyttelton and Wellington, At Oreatly Reduced Fares. .1 ~V! HE Favorite Sciew Stsan ■ , ship EASBY, I toi register-f-frK '.*♦.llo above portsr.n or w. Anders v,. cr via ho do-patr,; , ' .■! Mjf> MjO'>V el r>*l S kILRDAs;, 9„h February, | P assenoeks’ Rates. Hftloon = ::: £ l t y o ■ Newcastle and Sydney... 10 0 0 Return tickets issued for saloon. r ahf*s qn°hed for passengers or freight t and West Coast ports, transhipping . mg ton, FRANCIS FULTON, Crawford street Steero! £i iu' 2 3.0 ! rov