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Evening Star, Issue 12094, 15 January 1904, Page 5

Amusements. BIN 0 E SB'S .TH BAT RK. Leasee .„_Mr JOHN F. SHERIDAN. Mihager„...Mr FRANK WEATHfiBSBY. LAST PERFORMANCE OF WTJDO* O'BRIEN, TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! LAST TWO NIGHTS OF THE SEASSN.JOHN F. SHERIDAN JOHN F. SHERIDAN (Widow O'Brien). OTT ONTHB BRISTOL. FUN ON THE BRISTOL. LITTLE GULLIVER. CRITERION LADY DANCERS. See Mr Sheridan's Quids Change from OM Holbein to Young Gretehen: ' THE KIN KMATOGRAPH CYCLE. MAJOR TAYLOR beaten by GEORGE SUTHERLAND. THE WATMANGU GEYSER. • THE MAORI CANOE HURDLE RACE. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON. . The Latest Musical London Success, NAUGHTY NANCY. ."■"'" JOHN F. SHEEJDAN in a TRIPLE ROLE. PRICES: 3s, 2s, Is. Bos Plan Dresden. Early Door Day Sales (64 extra) at tobacconist. " Early doors, 7; ordinary, 720; start," 8: over, 10.45. PRINCESS'S fTTHE SLAPOFFSKI GRAND OPERATIC • CONCERT COMPANY. MEMBERS: Madame SLAPOFFSKI, Soprano,. Misa MAUD FITZSTUBBS, Pianiste. Mr WALTER WHITE, Tenor. Mr E. STEVENSON, Violinist. Herr SLAPOFFSKI, Condoctor and Musical Director. ' J Will give a SERIES of CONCERTS in Dunj edin (strictly limited to 3 Concerts), j On WEDNESDAY, 20th, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, 22nd and 23rd [ At 8 o'clock Each Evening, AT THE PRINCESS'S THEATRE. Box Plan will be opened at the Dresden at 9 o'clock on SATURDAY MORNING. - POPULAR' PRICES: Circle, 3a; Stalls, 2s; Gallery, Is. 3 BOS PLAN FOR THE THREE CONCERTS SLAPOFFSKI CONCERT COMPANY, To bo held in the Princess's Theatre WBDNESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY. 20th, 22nd, and 23rd JANUARY, Will be OPENED at the Dresden Piano Depot TO-MORROW (Saturday) MORNING at 0 o'clock. Corporation Kotlcea, ELECTRIC CARS. TIME-TABLE ALTERATION. nnHE FOLLOWING AMENDED HMEJL TABLE will be run on and after (ten I inst. All previous Tjme-tables are Canl celled:— POST OFFICE AND NOEMANBY VIA CASTLE STREET. ORDINARY TIME-TABLE. MONDAY TO SATURDAY. Leave Ppst Office for Gardens 6.30 aon., I 6.40 a.m., 6.50 a-m., and every ten minutes ihnroa.flr.nr liTrtil 11 1(1 nm Leave Post Office for Normanby: Same as Gardens until 10.30 p.m., then "10.50 p.m., and last car 11J.0 p.m. Workers' Gar: 5.10 p.m. Leave Normanby for Post Office: 6.59 aon., 7.9 a~m., 7.19 aon.« and every ten minutes until 10.59 p.m.., then 11.18 p.m., and last car 11.35 p.m. Workers' car, 7.9 a.m. Gardens to Post Office: 7.9 a.m., 7.19 aom, 7.29 aon., and every ten minutes until 11.29 pan.; last car IL4O pan. Workers' Car: 7.19 a.m. SUNDAYS. Leave Post Office for Gardens: L3Q p.m., 1.40 pan., 1.50 p.m., and every ten minutes thereafter until 10.20 p.m. Leave Post Office for Normanby: Same as for Gardens until 9.50 p.m.; last car 10,20 p.m. ' ; ' Leave Normanby for Post Office: 1.59 pan., "2.9 p.m., and every ten minutes thereafter until 10.19 p.m.; last car 10.45 p.m. Leave Gardens for Post Office; 2.9 p.m., 2.19 p.m., and evory ten minutes thereafter until 10.28 pan.; last cor 10.52 pon. ALBANY STREET TO GARDENS VIA GEORGE STREET. Cars will Run from Albany street along George street to the Gardens only. After Albany street the Stopping Places will be as follow:—Union street, St. David street, Dundas streot, Howe street, Duke street, at the intersection of District rood and Pine Hill road, Gardens. The Cars will only Stop at Places mentioned above as Required. Penny Section will be as follows:—From Albany street to Gardens. ORDINARY TIME-TABLE. MONDAY TO SATURDAY. Leave Albany street for Gardens: 6.40 a,m., and every ten minutes thereafter until 11 p.m. Leave Gardens for Albany street 0.47 bjbu, and every ten minutes thereafter until II.J p*m. - c SUNDAYS. Leave Albany street for Gardens: 120 pan., and every 10 minnte3 thereafter until 10.10 pan. • Leave Gardens for Albany street-: 1.37 pan., and every 10 minutes thereafter ueta 10J.7 pan. CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF DUNEDIN. >UBLIO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on THURSDAY, the Zbsfc day of January, 1904, between the hours of 9 a-m. nnJ 1 «. . T>rkTT 111 1.- J.-1 .. Proposal to BORROW the Sum of £IOO,OOO for the purpose of EXTENDING and PLEHNG the System of ELECTRIC TEAMWAYS and for other purposes connected therewith. A Poll will bo taken at the following Polling Booths:— Mission Hall, Walker street, Dunedin. Mission Hall, Arthur strei*, Dunedin. Oddfellows' Hall, Stuart street, Dunedm. Oddfellows* Hall, Albany street, Duneoin, THOS. SCOTT, Mayor. Dunedin, 15th. January, 1904. HOTEL FOR SALE BY TENDER. , CBNDERS will be received up till 23rd L JANUARY, 1804, for the LEASE and FURNITURE of CLUB HOTEL, Lambtoa quay, Wellington. Lease about Ten Years to run. Rent, £l9 week, includes Rates and Insurance. Trade over £2OO week. Free house for everything. Sole cause for selling Alness of proprietor. For further particulars of lease apply to DWAN BROS:, Wellington; Or YOUNG AND TRIPE, I Solicitors, Wellington. BOROUGH OF CAYERSHAM. TENDERS FOR LAYING WATER MAIN. ■ THURSDAY, 21st inst., for LAYING WATER MAIN on St. Kilda road. Speeifications, etc, may be seen at Council Chambers, Caversham. MARTIN BEARGE, Town Clerk. Caversham, January 13, 1904. RefUtfous. "ADIORAI UNITED \ MISSION. Mr J. H. STEPHENS, Singing Evangelist i N WAKARI HALL,' SUNDAY, 17th, at 7.45 pan. Young People's Meeting at 2.45! UNITED CHOIR. «•-,.. p J, a S2 ",&?*■' Ohoral'HaU):—Saturday Night, 7.30, Bible Class; Sunday Night, 7.30, i ;Service. Wek»ma to