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Evening Star, Issue 11168, 17 February 1900, Page 5

Amusements. pRINGBSS’S THEATRE. Lessee and Manager Mr Tom Pollard Treasurer ... Mr W. O’Sullivan Representative for J. C. Williamson and George Musgrove, Mr Bert Royle. PACKED* JAMMED: ckjV—jed! And Hundreds Turned Array. Standing Room Only in All Parts. Not a Seat to be had FOR LOVE OR MONEY. Hie Peopled Tribute to immeasurably tho Largest, indisputably the Grandest, Organisation that has ever been seen upon a colonial stage , POLLARD’S OPERA COMPANY, INSTANTANEOUS SUCCESS Of the Charming Comic Opera, THE GEISHA. * NEVER BEFORE Has such enthusiasm been witnessed in this theatre. NEVER BEFORE Has such a genuine triumph been achieved by any company. THE UN I VERSA L VERDICT; A RECORD-BREAKING PRODUCTION Worthy of any theatre in the work’d. TO NIGHT (SATURDAY), FEBRUARY 17, And for a Few Nights Only, THE GEISHA. During the First Act To-night Mr WILLIAM PAULL Will*sing ‘The Absent-minded Beggar.’ Tho Opera staged under the direction of Mr TOM POLLARD. Musical Director, Mr ARTHUR KING. Prices: 3s. 2s, and Is. Box Plan at the Dresden. Day Sales at Jacobs’s. OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND CONTINGENT FUND. FLORAL FETE, At FORBURY PARK, FEBRUARY 28. CLOSING OF SCHOOLS.—The Committee invite the Principals of all Spools in the Province to Close on 23th hist., and so enable their Pupils to attend tho Floral Fete. GATES OPEN EARLY.—In order to allow those who so desire to avoid the crush, the Committee have arranged to Open the Gates at 11 a.m., but the Otlicial Programme will not be entered on till 2 p.m. RECEIPT OF EXHIBITS AT AGRICULTURAL HALL. The Small Exhibits will he received at (he Agricultural Hall up to 10.30 a.m. on the 28ih from those who canuo! coiivouicml} rend them to the ground. The Committee will lake all possible care in the transit to the ground, but cannot, be. responsible for any damage to exhibits that arc sent out in this way. NOTICE TO LADIES.—A very large gathering is anticipated, and contributions of Cakes are asked from all ladies interested. G. R. SMITH, Hon. Secretory. Cd TBULLER’S WAXWORKS, -C DOWLING STREET. Another Grand Change of Programme. LESLIE BROS. In a New Act, 'FUN IN A BAR-ROOM.’ New Songs, Now Farces. Everything Brig and Sparkling. 6d Door open at 7 p.m. No early door.

Meetings. DUNEDIN STARK-BOWKETT BUILDING SOCIETY. A GENERAL MEETING OF SHAREA - HOLDERS will bo held in the Oddfellows’ Hall, Stuart, street, on THURSDAY, 22nd February. IGOO, at 8 p.m., when Hie 55tli APPROPRIATION of £SOO will bo DISPOSED OF BY BALLOT. Special attention is directed to Rule 44. As the Share will slrortly be Closed, intending Shareholders should make early application. New Shareholders participate in Ballots from time of entrv. J. A. HOPCRAPT, Secretary. DUNEDIN BURNS CLUB. mHE MONTHLY MEETING will be bold in -A- tiie Choral, Hall on WEDNESDAY, the 21' t m;t. Short. Addresses will be delivered by Professor Salmond and others, and a specially good Musical Programme will be provided. Some absent-minded beggars may be present., and a Collection will be invited. The horse that the Club have promised the Fourth Contingent, must, be “ by ordinal-’ ” quality, worthy of being named “Bonnie Jean.” “Scottish Bard,” “ Highland Mary,” or “ Robert Burns.” Doors open 7.50 p.m. GORDON MACDONALD. President. BUTCHERS’ PICNIC. A MF.ETING will be held in the Covent Garden, George street, on MONDAY EVENING, at 8 o’clock, when all Prizes will bo presented to the winners. PAINTERS’ UNION. fTVHE MONTHLY MEETING of the above Union will be held in Zealandia Chambers, Dowling street, on MONDAY, 19th February, at 8 p.m. ROBT. BREEN, Secretary. Los! aatl Fonml. LOST, by Widow, on Tuesday, at midday, 1 Sovereign, in Princes street. Will Gentleman who was seen to pick it up kindly return Anderson’s Store, comer St. Andrew and Filleul streets; reward. LOST, between High, street and Stuart street, small Amethyst Brooch. Reward on leaving with Mr Peter Dick, jeweller, Moray place. T OST, Wednesday. Cumberland street, beiL/ tween St. Andrew and Triangle, Carriage Whip. Return 'M’Farlane, Walker street. LOST, Purse, containing money. Reward on returning to Geo. Jackson, Thomson, Bridger, and Co., Bond street. Jf OST, Tan-and-white Collie Pup; reward. Lt Person known retaining same will be prosecuted. Mrs Bremer, Rotherfield, George street. ° LOST, frtm St. Leonards, Dark-bny Springcart Horse, with cover; reward. J. Peterson, Walker street. FOUND, the best place to get your Umbrellas Re-covered ansi repaired is at Hartinelli’a, George street. Board and Residence. NS LOW HOUSE, OCEAN BEACH. Under entirely new management, and thoroughly Renovated and Newly Punished throughout. Trams leave door. Terms moderate. Telephone No. 593 MRS P.ICICAED, Proprietress. W. 8, Wdlow Terrace. Princes street s -*■ ” Vacancy Two Gentlemen Boarders • cony room; hot, cold water. Mrs Walk BOARD and Gentleman; the hills preferred • c pnndenco invited. "Confidential”'' Office. for Two or Three Boarders; v oven,’ cor.venience: terms moderate No. 3, Gordon Terrace, Frederick street. ,‘VS/'ANTED, by Widow, respectable ycunv ’ 7 Man as Boarder; term.- moderate. Address Gordon’s Store, South Dunedin.