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Evening Star, Issue 8268, 14 July 1890, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS RIIfOESS : TFFATR E. JIM THE PENMAN. The Management fear this piece cannot be played after to-night, as there is a heavy repcr toire of Novelties to produce. Mr HARRY SAINT MAIJK, Supported by MiHS FLORENCE SEYMOUR AND FULL DRAMATIC COMPANY. Fifth Appearance on any Stage of the Eminent Novelist, Mr OHRIsTIK MFCRAY. lu Rehoarsal-THE CANDIDATE. Box Plan at Dresden. r\ i t y i SKATING. SKATING. Every Evening, "from 7.30 to 10. Admission—One Shilling. Ladies' Skates Free: Gentlemen's Cd, MESSRS BARTH AND SCHAOHT'S FIFTH CHAMBER CONCERT. CHORAL H&LL, THURSDAY, 17th JULY. String Trio (Beethoven, op. 8, ' Serenade'). Piano Trio (Bargiel, op. (1). Subscriptions for Two Concerts (four transferable tickets), fis ; to be had at Mubic Warehouses, Mr Birth's, or Mr SchachtV. "R A. J. BARTH will play ' Prelude and Fugue in E minor ' (Mendelssohn). "ERR WINCKKWIXNIT^rpTa7" r Co"ir certo Militaire' (Servaia).

MEETING?. iOWLING AND LAWN TENNIS CLUB .■_> for Caveraham and St. Glair, —Intending Members are requested to attend a Meeting to be held at St. Peter's Schoolroom on WEDNESDAY next, the 16th inst., at 8 p.m. sharp, for the purpose of discussing the advisability of forming the above Club. Ladies and gentlemen unable to attend the abovo Meeting are urgently requested to adviße the undersigned of their willingness to join. H. JAMES, Forbury road, Oaversham, LODGE OF DUNEDIN, H:tt, E.G. , . JHE ORDINARY MONTHLY MEETING I. of the above Lodge will lie held TOMORROW (Tue 8 day), 15th inst., at 8 o'clock. Visiting brethren cordially invited. By order of the W.M. J. A. X. REIULE, P.M., Secretary. NEW ZEALAND RIFLE ASSOCIATION. "Tl MEMBERS are invited to Meet at the Garrison Hall on FRIDAY, ]Bth inst., at 8 o'clock p.m., to consider Letter from Chairman. N. Y. A. WALES. MEETING OF THE TANNERS AND CDRRIERS will eld at the Maritir Council Rooms, Rattray street, on TUESDAY, SHIPPING. WM. PHILLIPS, FROM NEW YORK. -1-1 nPHE AHOVE VESSEL having *£;H\ 1 been Entered at H.M. Cns>f-'| ')■;" ■?' toma, Consignees arc requested to SrrrnSt"-' Pass Entries, Present Bills of ding, and Pay Freights to the undersigned. The Vessel will discharge at Rattray street 'barf, and the Captain's attention must be lied to any damage before goods are removed erefrom. BATE", SISF, AND CO., Agents.

"TNION STEAMSHIP J COMPANY !■ OF HEW ZEALAND .r- (LIMITED). TIME TAELB, OAMARU.— BANKS PENINSULA, s.a., This Night, 14th July. Passengers from )uncdin Wharf at Midnight. TIMARU, Lyttolton, fc Akaroa —BEAUTIFUL STAR, 8.5., on Tuesday, I~>th July. Paai>ongord from Dunodin Whirl' at 4 p.m. Cargo till noon. I/VTTKLI'ON anil Wollineton.—MAßAßOA, .".8., on Wednesday, li'ith July. I'auHrngern from Dunedin Wharf at 2.30 p.m. Cargo tilllla.m. liYTTELTON, Wellington, ami Nelson.— RO'J'ORUA, h.m., on Monday, 21 ml, July. J'MMmBOM (ram Dv.ixc.lm Wharf *.{. ft »>.>«. Cargo till noon. AUCKLAND via hylMtr.n, Wellington, Napier, ami Gibhoinc. —MARAROA, U.S., on Wednesday. Kith July. Parpcngers from Uuncdin Wharf at 2.30 p.m. Cargo tillll n.m. SYDNEY via Lyttolton, Wellington, Naplor, Giaborne, and Auckland. MARAROA, U.S., on Wednesday, ICth July. Passengers from Dunediu Wharf at 2.30 p.m. Cargo till 11 a.m. SYDNEY via LyUclton and Wellington.— HATJROTO, 8.8., on Saturday, I'lth July. Cargo at Whatf. MELBOURNE via Bluff.— WAIHORA, p.p., on Thuradav, 17th July. Passengers from Dnnediu Wharf at 2.30 p.m. Cargo till 11a.m. BRISBANE (direct).-COL AC, b.s., about Saturday, 19th July. WESTPORT via Timaru, Akaroa, Lyttolton, and Wellington.—BßUNNEK, H. 8., on Friday, 18th July. Passengers from Dunedin Wharf at 4 p.m. Cargo till noon. GREYMOUTH (taking cargo for Hokitika) via Oamaru, Timaru, Lyttelton, and Wellington.—OMAPEßE, b.s., on Tuesday, 15th Juiy. Passengers from Dunedin Wharf at midnight. Cargo till 3 p.m. AUCKLAND via Oamaru, Timaru. Naplnr, Gisborno and Tuurjnga.— A STEAMER early. FIJI from Auckland.— AK A WAT A, c.8., on Saturday, 19th July. TONGA and Samoa.—WAINUT, from Auckland, ou Wednesday, 30th July. Freight and Pii-ssfliigard booked through. Full particular on application. TAHITI from Auckland.—ltlCHMOND, b.s., on Saturday, 2nd August. OKFiCKS : Corner or Vogel, Water, and OuiKiirrhni.i «V-f,»ts.

GOVERNMENT NOTICES. rnAT.A"r k\i:,--\-TwnvNinr.hVW pfctjon. N and after Tut July, 1«>0, Rotnni Ticl.-ntß . . will be iiiriuod r'i&ily. For distance of 20 mile* or iv.iuit thny will be available for return -i.lir- i>.nxh day, or from Saturday to the following Monday. Over 20 rnilos they will bo available for ono month, :unl ovor ."00 miles for two montha. By order. AUCTION a. MONDAY, 21st JULY, lflfK), At 2 o'clock. 1,421 ACRES AGRICULTURAL AND GRAZING LAND. Tuturau District, By Crier of the Mortgagee, witli tbo consent of the Oflicial Assignee. DONALD P.EID AND CO., instructed by the Mortgagee, will sell hv auction, at the Rooms of the Chamber of Co; raerce, Dnnedin, on Monday, the 21st July, 1890, at 2 o'clock, All that valuable freehold estate in the Tuturau district, containing about 1,424 acres agricultural and grazing land, and being sections 20, 27. 28. and 20, block IX. ; and section '!, and pre-emptive right flection, block X., Tuturau district. Over 300 acres of the land have been cultivated and laid down in English grasß, and a large extent of fencing and other improvement!! have been made on the land. A'; the property must be told to close up an estate, it will be offered at a very low upset. This is a rare opportunity to anyone wlthing to secure a block of really good land to do so at on extremely low price. Terms: 10 per cent, deposit ii tirae of, sale ; balance in one month. Farther particular* on application to HERBERT WEBB, Solicitor, Dnnedin; THE AUCTIONEERS.