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Evening Star, Issue 9580, 28 December 1894, Page 3

--■;..■■.■ 5 ;:~- - Adva™* Manager: Mr WmJAU HlttHifc WILLIAMSON AND MUSGROVE EOYAL OOMIO OPBRI COMPANY, ..'..' Am*..', Mia6 NBLUE STEWAKH HI miß^6sstte, ■'•A TETOIgHAWOUOOKSS. The s«ee» of 'MiMfe Rosette' fa» exceeded themortßMgtfseexpeotatiOM. The eoraplet*. new of the prodtWtMß and excellence of the representation proved a MTelatiod to the enor. motts audience which again tosMitWed last even* picturesque costumes, i choral, and orehestfal work formal* a tout Ensemble -which has never been excelled. MA MDS ROSETTE can: be presented for this night only, a* ft will oe impossible to repeat Characters by Swf Niwnt Stbwabt, Miss Florence Young Mr "Wallace Brownlaw Mias Marietta Nash Mr Joseph Tapley Miss Hay Pollard Mr Howard Vernon Mias Nina Osborne MrA. Lissant Mr George LabrL The Gorgeous and Correct-Costumes specially made in Paris for this, production by Mons. and Madame Alias. The Magnificent Seenio Effects by Mr Phil Goatchen. Stage Manager ... MrHKNBT Bbaot Musical Director ... ... M. Lbon Caww. SATURDAY, MONDAY; and TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 31, and JANUARY 1, First Time in Dunedin of; Planquette and Farnie's Famous Work, entitled PAUL JONES. Box Plan and Day Tickets at Dresden Music Wi l PRICES: Ss, 3s, Is. I T Y HAL L. Under the Management of Mr J. J. Kennedy, Emphatic and Contmited Sneeemof Mr GEORGE EETTCH In his Great Impersonation of JOE STAMMERS. THE OLD HOMESTEAD Will be Repeated TO-NIGHT (FJWDAY). AUCTIONS. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), 29th INST., At 2 p.m. Opposite Post Office. TOYS. TOYS. TOYS. j< J * A C OB Oo will Bell by auction,, His large and varied stock of toys, fanoy goods, gold and silver jewellery, plated ware, glass and china, fitted dressing cases, workboxes, desks, 6. and H. boxes, companions, and thousands of articles suitable for Xmas presents. Terms cash. No reserve. SATURDAY, 29th DECEMBER, At 2 o'olook. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. JAMES SAMSON AND 00. have received instructions to sell by auotion, at their Booms, Furniture, etc., including— Parlor suite (in silk, tapestry, and plush), walnut overmantel, Brussels carpet, red pine sideboard, superior walnut pianoforte, gilt overmantel, cornice pole and rings, spring rocking chair, cruet, vases, clock, ornaments, bookcase, pictures, violin, books, iron And wood bedsteads, wire-wove and flock mattresses, palliasses, bolsters and pillowß, washstands and ware, toilet tables, looking glasses, towel rail, red pine wardrobe (mirror door), chests of drawers of all descriptions, model yacht, stove, tricycle, linoleum, colonial sofa, sewing machine, kitchen furniture, cooking utensils, Etc., etc.. etc. SATURDAY, 29th DECEMBER, At 2.30 o'clock. TOYS, DRAPERY, AND FURNITURE. PARK, AND 00. ji" are instructed to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Princes street, TOYS AND CIGARS, Drapery, including flannelettes, shirts, men's suits, boys' tweed sailor and sand suits, ladies' jackets, etc. FURNITURE, Etc , including - Parlor suites (in horsehair, 9 pieces), washstands and ware, toilet-tables, colonial sofa, bearißteads, wire-woven and flock mattresses, palliasses, bolstersand pillow?, bookcases, kitchen dresser, cupboard, chaire, easy chairs, fullScotch chest of drawers, looking-glasses, crockety, and tinware, etc. SATURDAY, 29th DECEMBER, At 11.30 o'clock. At the Dunedin Horse Saleyard. SUPERIOR DRAUGHT AND SADDLE HORSES. 7RIGHT, STEPHENSON, AND 00. t V have received instructions to sell by auction, at above time and place, 4 superior young draught horses. Also, on account of another vendor: 1 splendid saddle horse, 5 y re, by Dexter. TO MORROW, SATURDAY, 28th DECEMBER, At 11 o'clock. At Rooms, Manse street. 4 cases of Potatoes 1 sack Green Peas. ARE, REYNOLDS, AND 00. SPORTING. ' RAND INTERPROVINCIAL MEETING. ~OTAGO CYCLING CLUB'S ANNUAL SPORTS, CALEDONIAN GROUND, TOMORROW (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON. The following New Zealand champions will compote in the 3-mile Championship of Otago: —Messrs Jones, Hayward, Pither, Hall, Stedman, and Reynolds. In connection with the above sports, local oychsts will hold a lantern parade on Friday evening, 28th inst. H. MOLLER, Hon. Sec O.C.C. OTAGO REGATTA, Poet Chalmkbs. ; LL the POSTPONED ROWING RACES, with the addition of a MAIDEN FOUR-OARED RACE, LADIES' RACE, BOYS' RACE, and SHIPS' GIG RACE (Open Races; Post Entries), Will take place TO-MORROW (Saturday), the 29th inst., at 3 p.m. Trains leave Dunedin at 1210 p.m., 1.15,2.30, and 3.35. Admission to Wharves, 6d. GEO. HENDRY, Hon. Sec. BROAD BAY REGATTA. NEW YEAR'S DAY. ENTRIES EXTENDED to 4.30 p.m. TO-MORROW (Saturday). BNTRD3S WTLk BE RECEIVED AT W. 0. MILLAR'S OFFICE, High street (next Savings Bank), or by Members of the Committee. J, A. HARVEY, -Hon. fluueUij). SPORTS, MIDDLKMAROH. NEW YEAR'S DAY. Over £7O in Prises. All Entries on tbeGround. mRAIN leaves Dunedin early ia the MoraDunedin Bngmeere' Band in attendant, J. H. MATHBSON, Hon. Bee. ABC Guide for January ready at one penny, or eighteeßpenoe AHOO " curetfbad Hvers, constipation, *-'■ iwrM)e<liiPhr«/ pww after eating, w«* of energy; 2s 64 Groom,