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Evening Star, Issue 7411, 5 January 1888, Page 3

AMUEBMEKT3 RINCE SS ' S THEATRE. Under the Management of Mr Frank Gardner. " A hit, a very palpable hit." THE CENTRE OF' ATTRACTION THE CENTRE OF ATTRACTION. THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock, LAST NIGHT BUT TWO OE CARRIE SWAIN IW THE TOMBOY CARRIE SWAIN IN THE TOMBOY. Received Nightly with Enthusiasm and Delight Enthusiasm and Delight. To-night Miss SWAIN will repeat her wonderful VOCAL AND TERPSIOHORKAN SPKOIALTIES. THE KISS SONG ('II Baoio'), THE TYROLEAN MAID. (This song has a vocal range of nearly three octaves, and was written specially for Miss Swain to show the extraordinary compass of her voice, which has excited the admiration of all musical critics, her rendition being universally pronounced a Vocal Revelation). Flan of reserved seats at the Dresden Piano Dep6t. Admission, 4s, 3s, 2s 6d, and Is. Overture, 8 ; carriages) 10.30. In preparation, UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.

PT7BLIO NOTICES. FINAL NOTICE. ./\. Leslie, Lane, Dobie, and Co., Drapers, Dunedin, must be p\id on or before the 15th inst. Those outstanding after that date will be sued for without further notice. GLENDINING AND DOBIE. Albert Buildings, January 4,1888. TO WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS, AND OTHERS. JD Watohes, in one or more lots. Tenders elose at noon on Monday, 9th January. Goods on view at our Rooms. JAMES A. PARK AND CO., Auctioneers. BOROUGH OF MAORI HILL. DOG REGISTRATION.-NOTICE. —|HE MAORI HILL BOROUGH COUNCIL liavo fixed the Dog Registration Fee for the Year 1888 at Ten Shillings. Dogs kept for working live stock or killing rabbits may bo registered for Five Shillings. Any person having an unregistered dog in his or her possession after January 14th will be liable to bo prosecuted without further notice. E. S. CLARKE, Dog Registrar. January 4th, 1888. CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. fINNERS OF PRIZES (Annual GatherT f ing) will be raid at Wain's Hotel, Man so street, on FRIDAY, the 6th INST., at 8 p.m. JOHN OLEGG, Secretary. I HAVE TO THANK the Equitable Insurance Association of New Zealand for their Prompt Settlement of the Claim under Industrial Life Policy on the life of my late son, Cecil William Johnson. Dunedin, 4th January, 1888. GEORGE JOHNSON. BOROUGH OF SOUTH DUNEDIN. DOG REGISTRATION NOTICE. PHE Borough Council has fixed the Dog Registration Fee for the Year 1888 at Ten Shillings (10b) per dog. The South Dunedin Council Chambers is the placo of registration. Office hour*: Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, from 6.30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Owners of unregistered dogs are liable to a penalty of L 5 for each dog. Legal proceedings will be taken against all such owners after Saturday, the 14th inst. D. CADDIE, Dog Registrar. sth January, 1888.

TENDERS. On account of Dissolution of Partnership. TENDERS will be received by tbe undersigned up to Noon on MONDAY, the 16th inst,, for the Purchase of the whole of their STOCK OF GENERAL DRAPERY, CLOTHING, Etc., Etc. Stock sheets will be ready, and Stock can be Been on and after the 10th inst., and all information regarding terms and conditions of sale will be given on the premises. To suit the convenience of intending purchaser?, the premises will be Closed'till Noon of each day from the 10th inst. MOLLISON, DUTHIE, AND CO., 195 and 197 George street, Dunedin. RENDERS are invitrd till Boon of THUBS _i DAY, 12th inst., for the Ereotion of a STONE and BRICK STORE, Crawford street, MASON AND WALES, Architects, ,UNEDIN SAVINGS BANK Will be CLOSED IN THE EVENINGS FRIDAY, 13th INST., According to Regulations, R BROWN, PASTRYCOOK AND CON- • FECTIONER, 67 Georgo street, Dunedin. Visitors and Excursionists will find the above rooms wtll suited to their wants Coffeo, Tea, and all Light Refreshments can be had at any hour at reasonable prices. Wedding Cakes, Birthday Cakes. Grand display Scotch Shortbread and Christmas Cakes. R. BROWN.

OLDEN CHARIOT. The French-Canadian LADY DOCTOR w;ill no longer receive Patients at the Grand Hotel, but at the PRIVATE OFFICE, Nos. 9 Manse street. Offiee hours, 10 to 12 a.m. Tickets of admission must be obtained from the Golden Chariot, which will appear every Afternoon, at 4 o'clock, on the vacant jot behind'Times'Office. ; OTAGO BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION]! HHE ANNUAL MEETING of Contributors volent Institution, for the purpose of Electing Two Trustees under the provisions of Section 34 "Hospitals and Charitable Institutions Act, 1885, Amendment Act, 1886, will be held in the old Chamber of Commerce, Liverpool street, on Thursday, January 12, 1888, at 3 o'clock p.m. Life Governors have the power of exercising their votes by proxy given in writing under theirhand. Secretary.

LEITH VALLEY ROAD. -VT 0 T I C E.-M'MILLAN BRIDGE is J3l UNSAFE for Crossing, and is now CLOSED for Repair until further notice. E. S, CLARKE, Town Clerk. December 22ad, 1887. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS. - ROWN, EWING, AND CO., Ex Tainui and Kaikoura, Xmas Novelties Have received a large and Xmas Novelties beautifully-assorted Stook of Xmas Novelties FANCY GOODS, suitable -T it ix!.~ t m.j.;« 01 . ..J \Tn.T. v«. Xmas Novelties Presents, specially selected Xmas Novelties by Mr Swing from the leading Xmas Novelties NOVELTY DEPOTS in the Xmas Novelties Home Markets. Xmas Novelties Intending purchasers are Xmas Novelties politely advised to Call and Xmas Novelties Inspeot our Stock before Xmas Novelties making their Selections. Xmas Novelties Xmaß Novelties Granddisplay. Granddisplay. Xmas Novelties Granddisplay. Grand display. Xmas Novelties Granddisplay. Granddisplay. Xmas Novelties —— Xmas Novelties See No. 1 Window for Fancy Xmas Novelties Goods. Xmas Novelties See No. 2 Window for WashXmas Novelties ing Textures. Xmas Novelties See No. 8 Window for Men s Xmas Novelties and Youth's Clothing. Xmas Novelties See No. 4 Window for Shirts, Xmas Novelties Scarfs, Hats, etc. .; Xmas Novelties See No. 5 Window for Mantles Xmas Novelties and Millinery. Xmas Novelties —- Xmas Novelties Special Every Artiole Xmas Novelties Fresh and Fashionable, and Xmaß Novelties marked at Unpbbobdentjct>i.y Xmas Novelties LOW PRICES. BROWN, EWING, AND CO., Princes and Mans* streets.