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Evening Star, Issue 4968, 4 February 1879, Page 2

AMUSKKEHTS. RINCESS'S THEATRE, Lessee and Manager Mr George Darrell A Wonderful Event 1!! Regal and overwhelming success of the world* faated youag English Tragedian, MR GEORGE RIGNOLD, RIGNOLD 1 BIGNOLD I! RIGNOLD!! I Greeted last evening with cheer after cheer and thunders of applause by a brilliant and enthusimfto audience, who acknowledged that this great Artist's representation of HENRY THE FIFTH Was a matchless revelation of art. The thirty STAR DRAMATIC COMBINATION Supporting the east renders the production Hugely Grand 1 Stupendously Vast! v The grandest speotaele ever produced iu the Southern Hemisphere. The scenery, dresses, armour, properties, and the marvellous battlo pieces unsurpassable as is the bright particular star MR GEORGE RIGNOLD. "Good wine needs no bush." Alk the opinion of the thousands present. . Read opinions of the Press. Box Plan at Begg's Music Store. DUNBDIN DANCING ACADEMY. Established 1865. Oddfellows' Hall, George street. fRS HAMANN begs to inform the parents L iw«l friends of chUdron attending her Juvenile Classes that they will be Resumed 6n J*rtu'r4»y, January 2fi, 1879. Morning, 11 till 1 only ; Afternoon, 3 till 5, when new pupils will be enrolled. Ladies' Clam, Wednesday Evenings; Gentlemen's Class, Friday Evenings; Private and General Classes to suit the wishes of of everyone. Private Lessons Given. Terms to each Class, One Guinea per Quarter. For farther particulars apply to MRS HAMANN, Ferohill street, near Club, South Dunedin; Or at the Hall, Thursdays and Saturdays. SHIPPING. ST BAM TO SYDNEY Via Lyttelton and Wellington At Greatly Reduced Fares. iHB Favorite Screw L Steamship EASBY 1,489 tons register, W. :, Anderson, commander, s>* will be despatched for the above ports on or about WEDNESDAY, 12th FEBRUARY. PASsmraißS' Batzs. Saloon. Steerage, eltoa ... ... £1 10 0 £lO 0 To Wellington 8 0 0 2 0 0 Nawittib and Sydney ... 10 0 0 4 0 0 Eeturn tickets Issued for saloon. Through tatesjraoted for passengers or freight to Nelson and West Coast ports, transhipping at WellingFRANCIS FULTON, Crawford street SOUTHLAND STEAMERS Sail every Wednesday and Saturday. WANGANuT ■••..for BLUFF HARBOR, and RIYERTON. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY).

Cargo now bring received. Pwwuett by 5.15 p.m. train. Cargo for Invercargill and Inland Districts forwarded by rail from Bluff at Consignees' rtak. EXCURSION FARES. First, 255: Return, 40s; Steerage, 15s. EL HOUGHTON hj CO., Mum street. DAUNTLESS will run between Don* .!.. edin and Portobello on and after the Ist of February. D. Graham, master; Martin and Wataon, owheri. UNEDIN AND OAMARU STEAM SERVICE. FROM DUNEDIN: WAITAXX 9.x, will leave as under .*- THURSDAY, the 6th February. Pasaengen per 9 p.m. train. Cargo at wharf till 4 p.m. SUNDAY, the 9th February. Passenger* per 9.30 a.m. train. Cargo at wharf till 2 p.m. Satordoy. WEDNESDAY, 1 WEDNESDAY, 12th Fetr lary. Pwuengen per 9 p.m.' train. Cargo at wharf till 4 p.m, Saloon, 10b ; return, 15a. Steerage, ss. Offieea: Union Buildings, Bond street. PUBLIC NOTICES. OTAGO NORMAL SCHOOL. iHE ANNUAL EXAMINATION for . Entrance to the Training Department will begin on Monday, 17th intt, at 10 am. A Pan will enable Candidates who hare not been pupil-teachers to education and training without fee, but on account of the large number of pupil-teachers who have entered and the limited sum at the disposal of the Hoard it will not necessarily entitle them to maintenance allowance. Students and pupil-teachers *re reJuested io attend en Friday, the 14th inst., at 0 a.m. P. G. PRYDE Secretary Education Board.

WANTED KNOWN. ROWN EWXNO * 00, Are now •flaring Two Hundred Cambric Costumes, regular price 17b 6d, reduced to *9d. One Hundred, and Fifty Galatea Costumes, regular price 21s, reduced to 10s 6d. One Hundred and Seventy-five Pique, Cambric, and Galatea Costumes, regular prioe 22s 6d, reduced to 12b 6i The above are all nerw goods just landed and bought at a large discount off regular prices. BROWN EWXNO AT REDUCED RATES. OHA S. BE G G k 0 0., Musfcsellers. IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE JAMES MATHESON. AIL Persons having Claims against the late James Matheson are requested to forward same to the undersigned on or before the 28th February next. GILLIES, STREET, & HISLOP, Bond street, Dunedin, W HENDERSON k 00., • Boot and Shoemakers, Have Removed to those more central Premises, Next Glasgow Pie House, PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. W. H. and Co. are the only practical advertising Bootmakers in Dunedin, Every style of boots and shoes made to order.

OOVBRHTKEHT NOTICES. "•jTOEWE lA jrt&EBY GTVEN t n9 * tie XI Quarterly Miffing for the W?. trieto «f the City of Ifcrnfedin (South Ward), moll Ward), City of Bunedin (kith "Ward), gf Kwkotm, Suburban, Half-way Bush, ation ua ttivf>lKfaM«ii» i'.n? » i«», tc*ua<a &b b> th* J,k*BEineAct 1878 (aa abraded by tie LioeMiig AoT 1873 Ameiulmtet Act, I*4), aa authored to be granted by Ucetmng Courts, and the transfer or renewal or romoval of such license, of which due notice siiall havtj been given to tfce Clerk of the licencing Court for the district in which the premises in respect of which such: application is made are situated. ■■■■•■"■•■ "W. SOMERVILLEj Clerk to the licensing Court.