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Evening Star, Issue 13015, 9 January 1907, Page 5

:■/]■-y \-Amus&rrippts.''-_ L H A M B, E A THEATRE. TO-NIGHT! New World's Artist?. New Programme Tonight, FULLERS. ' To-nigh Bicknells. FULLERS'. Bickr.e* = To-night'—Expensi\o Engagement of THE BICKNELLS, Tlio People "Win THE BICKNELLS. Astounded New'Yotk Original and Marvellous Whirlwind JW.C Absolutely the Best Engigement Ever Ma' by the Pullers See the Celebrated Bicknells To-night! To-night!— Reappearance ot Miss DOROTHY LESTRANGE, the Brilliant. Soprano. CREQGE and WILSON in Vaudeville IdiosyncrasiesNew Songs and Dances by Ida Berndge, Ward Lear, Harry Linden, Val. Newman, St. Leonards, Master Mudfcrd, Annie Cavender. ■ , NEW BIOSCOPE PICTURES TO-NIGHT. Circle, 2s" (Ladies, Is); Stalls, Is (Ladies, 6d). BBINCESS .THEATSE. Sole Lessee and Manager...Charles Holloway. Business Manager..... Alee. Vern*. TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT! And Two Following livehings. Another Unique Production by the Papular CHARLES HOLLOWAY DRAMATIC COMPANY, Including the Charming Young Australian Actress, Miss BEATRICE, HOLLOWAY. Forming one of the Complete and Perfect Histrionic Organisations jn the Southern Heiuißphcrc. There shall be presented a Graphic and Exciting Dramatisation of Charles Dickens's celebrated work • BLEAK HOUSE,' illustrating the LIFE and DEATH of " JO." A Specially-selected Oast of Characters: Mr Tulkinghorn ~ Mr Robert Inman Inspector 8ucket........ Mr John Heafqrd Sir Leicester Pedlocfc Mr G-qdfrcy Cass Mr Snagsby .......:..tyr W. Jefferson Tailc Chadband ...Mr. John P. O'Neill William Guppy„ - Mr Wilton Welch C0r0ner...'...; Mr Jeffrey Williams Beadle .....Mr Franklyn Ke-imy Mercury - Mr George Heathoi Foreman ot" Jury Mr Hubert Leo Lady Dedlpck Miss Rosa Conroy Hortcnso. Miss M- Fitzmaurioe Gill Esther Sumznerson Miss Mabel RuESeli Mrs Snagsby -Miss Pattie Gourlay Guster._ Miss Alice Deorwvn And JO (» waif of the streets) Miss BEATRICE HOLLOWAY. SYNOPSIS. ACT L—MOyiN' ON. "He was wcrrv good to me. Ho was." ACT IT.—HUNTING DOWN. " Disgrace has come to Chesney Wold." ACT TII.—CLOSING IN. THE DEATH OF JO. "Ah! the Light has conic—they cam. chivvy me en never no limre —I shall soon bewith Him —Ho was werrv good to mc, Ha PRICES: 3s. 2s, and Is. Box Plan at ih Dresden. Day Sales at Jacob**- Ea.'l. Doors to 2s and Is, 6xl extra. BOXING! BOXING! BOXING! TO-NIGHT, at. tho Ihmedin Gjmm Club Rooms. Vogel street (above I ardt's Wool Stores, and four doors from ivattrav street), TIM HF.GAETY versus ALBERT PARKER. Several other good Spars. - Admission Free. « AH Sportsmen cordiully invited. PHENOMENAL SUCCESS, B EGG'S ' SIXPENNY' EDITIONS of POPULAR SONGS. 66,743—C0P1.E5—66,743 SOLD IN THREE MONTHS. Another Shipment of New Numbers. Here are a few : 'Billy Muggins,' 'You Can't Stop the Sun from Shining,' 'Next Horse I Ride On,' ' Tin Gee Gee,' 'My Lady Hottentot,' ' For Old Times' Sake,' 'Three Little Wards' <I love vou), ' Song that will live for Ever,' •Fou'tbo Noo' (Scotch, comic), ' I Ba an Angel, Dadd?!-' ' Ginrine,' ' Just a Bunch of Sliarnroclcs,' and numerous others. Call or write for complete lists. Every Song a Hit! SIXPENCE A COPY EACH; POSTED, 7d. CHAS. BBGG AND CO., 21 Princes ptreet, Dunedin. Government Asot'§eß* EXPORTERS of New Zealand Traduce i iuid Manufactures are invited to send the under-mentioned their ADDRESS m New Zealand, and also that of their British Agents. This information is required for the purpose of compiling a list of New Zealand Exporters, and their Representatives in Great Britain, for fulfilling requests made for the same 1« the High Commissioner for New Zealand in London. T. E. DONNE, Secretary. iepartment of Industries and Commerce, Wellington, 21st December, 1906. " THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1894." In the Estate of DANIEL SUTHERLAND, of Dunedin, Laborer, deceased. ALL CREDITORS and Other Persons having Claims against the above Estate are hereby required to send to the District Agent of the Public Trustee, at Dunedin, on or before the sixth day of MARCH, 1907, full particulars thereof in writing, with a siatcnient of their accounts and the nature of the securities (if any) held by thrui. And Notice is Hereby Given that, in dpfault thereof,.they will be excluded from the distribution of tho above Estate about to bo made uilder section 47 of the above Act. All Moneyß payable to the above Estate may be lodged to the credit of the Public Trustee's account at any postal money-order office, or paid to F. H. Moricc. Esq., District .Vent of tho Public Trustee, Dunedin. J. W. POYNTON, Public Trustee. Public Trust Office, Wollmcton. 7th January, 1907. Lost ana Founa. OST, Pair Child's Black Shoes (two ' straps), between Cargill road, Waverreet. Apply No. 2 Caj'gill road. I railway station, Purse, containing notes; rc High street LOST, on 7t with gax chell, 325 Gr IOtTND.—The finest smoke procurable: Virgin Gold Tobacco and Gold-tipped Cigarettes. Obtainable from all tobacconists. Meeting's. DLTNEDIN HOSPITAL. THE ANNUAL MEETING of Contributor - and Life Governors of the Duncdi aspital, for purpose of Klectfilt; Tw_ ustees, under the provisions of Section 34, Hospitals and Charitable Institutions Act 1835 Amendment Act, 1886, will be held in the Town Hall on THURSDAY, 10th January, at 3.30 p_m. Life Governors have the power of exercising their votes by proxy, given in writing. HUGH MILLER, Acting Secretary. OTAGO BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. nnHE ANNUAL MEETING OF CONTRIX BUTORS and LIFE GOVERNORS of th» Otago Benevolent Institution, for the purpose of ELECTING TWO TRUSTEES, under the provisions of Section 34, "The Hospital and Charitable Institutions Act 1885 Amendment Act, 1886," will be held in the Town Hall on THURSDAY; the 10th January, at 3 o'eloek p.m. Life Governors have the power of exercising their Votes by Proxy, given in writing. A. CLULEE, Secretary. HXBERNIAN SOCIETY. HE MEMBERS of the Hibernian Society are cordially invited to Attend a RECEPTION to be tendered to Mr DONOVAN, ~ T .-L-Tk-i i- :- at T~,o~.v<! Tr„u THURSDAY EVENING, 10th mst., at 8 o'clock. All Members who can attend arc requested to do so. ■ ■ ->- i. O'CONNOR,.Secretary...