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Otago Daily Times, Issue 4664, 29 January 1877, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. pjRINCESS THEATRE. Sole Lesskb : Jlr George DakreHj. MOST POSITIVELY LAST WEEK Of that Lovely and Accomplished Artiste, MRS &CO'IT-SIDDONB,' MKS SCOTT-SIDDONS, MRS SCOTT-SIDDONS, Supported by > JIR GEORGE DAKRELL. TO-NIGHT (MONDAY). JANUARY 29th, :! By very general desire, for the last time, HOMEO AND JULIET. Juliet Mrs Scott-Siddohs, In which eho achieved so great a success.. Romeo. Mr George Darrel). Mercutto, Mr J. B. Steele. TUKSDAY—GRAr«D COMBINATION NIGHT. MR:S SCOXT-SIDDONB. MKS GEORGE DARRELL. Box'plan at Begg's. Children in wrns, Five Guineas, No advance in pricea. , pRINCESS THEATRE. GRAND COMBINATION KIGHT. V TUESDAY, JANUARY 34th, ONLY! !j ..In respouso to a wi'le-spreod wish, tho Lessee begs •-■iiasio announce for Tuesday night only, the grand play with a combination cast, - . THE HUNCHBACK! Mrs Scorr Siddons as ..Julia Mrs George Barrel .as ~ Helen Mr George Darrell as .. /. Modus Mr J. a. Stcelfa .■ as .. .. Master Walter QUEEN'S* TH E AT~B B. LAST NIGHT O~F BURLESQUE. THIS (MONDAY) EVE.NING, For tho Joint Benefit of MISS JENNIE NYE XSD MOL&E. NAVARO, Will bo produced a Special Programme, comprising The Bouitiful New Burlesque, THE BUTTERFLY AND SPANISH LADY. To be followed by A GRAND CONCERT, Including the celebrated IIISERERB SCKNE. Tho whole to conclude wi.h THE DAY AFfER MARRIAGE. To-morrow night, Grand opening Night of those famed and chinning artists, BAK E R AN D i? AKR ON, In their immensely funny play, CONRAD AND LiZbTfE. WANTED, 12 SUPERS. ipply Stage Door to-day. QUEEN'S T H E~A T R JBS Tuesday, January so™. TUESDAY, JANUARY 30m. First Appearance. First Appearance. BAKER ANJD FaRRON. BAKER AN J JTARRON. As CONRAD AND LIZETTE. CONRAD AND LIZETTK. MEETINGS. DUNEDIN ATHENAEUM AND MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. fTIHE ANNUAL MEETING of Memhew will be hold ou MONDAY EVENING NEXT, tho 29th inst., In the Hall of xhe Institute, at 8 o'clock. 26ja ROBERT DICK, Hon. Sec. NEW CUORAL SOCIETY. T ADIES and GENTLEMEN desirous ■*-— of joining the proposed new Choral Society are requested to meet at St. Paul'd Schoolroom oa TUESDAY EVENING, 30-.li inst., at 8 o'clock. S. N. MUIR, Intei im Hon. Sec. 29th Jauuary, 1877. ' 2Bja rpHE QUARTERLY LICENSING JL COURT for the Town of Port Chalmers district will be held at .the Resident Magistrate's Courtj Port Chalmers, at KOON on Tb'tSLAY, the Oth MARCH, 1877, to hear and determine applications for Licenses, Transfers, Renewals, or Removals, under the provisions of the Licensing Acts. All notices of application must be lodged in dupl'cate with the Clerk of the Licensing; Court twenty-one days at least before the said meeting. THOS. HINCHCLIFF, Clerk of the Licensing Couit. Port Chalmers, January 29th, 1577. 29j» AUCTIONEERS' LICENSES, 1877. IN accordance with Section 3 of the L'censed Aucti neers Ordinance, 1867, a meeting for taking into consideration applications for auctioneers' licenses will be held ai under :— At Noon on Friday, the 9ih day of February, 1577, when the following applications will be considered, viz, At the Custom Hou>e, Dunedin—Application of Inder, Walter, Naseby. At the; Custom House, Xnvercargill—Applications of. Powell, Dennis, Invercargill, and Osborne, Henry Elias. At the Custom House, Riverton—Application of Grant, Peter, Riverton. __ D. RETD. ■ TENDERS. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Railway Engineer's Office, Christchurch, 22nd January, 1377. HHENDERS are invited for the SUPX PLY OF COALS for New Zsaland RailwaysCanterbury section. General conditions and specific itons may bo seen at tho office of tho Railway Jingiiieer, Christcliurch, and at the office of tho General Manager, Dunedin, and at the Public Works Office, Wellington. Tenders ti bo addressed to ilwHou. the Minister for Public Works, and marked outsido, '• Tender for Supply of Coal for New Zealand Railways—Cauterbury section," will be received at Iho office of tho uadeisigned up to NOON on SATURDAY, the third day of FEBiUUUY, 1877. . Telegraphic tenders will be received, provided the original tender and deposit are lodged at the above offices at the time above specified. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. O. WARNER, 20ja_ Railway Engineer. TENDERS WANTED. TIMBER FOR DUNEDIN CATTLE AND SHEEP YARDS. HHENDERS are invited for the Supply JL of the undermentioned limber, delivered into Railway Trucks at Port Chalmers or Duuedin. Delivery to be mad-j in not moro than four lots, say 15th February, lat March, 15th March, and 31st March, 1877, or in greater quantities if required. SPECIFICATION :— 320 pieces 10 ft. Sin. x Sin. Of Totara or 402 „ 10 „ 8 „ x 4 „ | Black pino, or 714 i, 0,, 8„x 3„ I other approved 1500 „ 3,,9 in. 8,,.\2,, f timber free from 800 „ 6„ 6 „ 6„x 4„ I knots, shakes, or SO' „ 7 „ S,, x 4 „ 7 sapwood. 2500 „ 9 „ 5„ x U,,) Of Blue gum, 800 „ li,, «„ x 2,,' 5-or other ap--360 „ 15,, ,6,, x 2,, J proved timber. Tenders to he delivered at the office of undersigned, Bond street, Dunedin, not later than 31st January 1577. J HENRY DRIVER, For self and MACLEAN BROTHERS, And -•sja WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, and CO. mENDERS will be received This Day, JL MONDAY, 29th Jnnuaiy, to erect a SHOP and STORE at Mornington, for Messrs M'Nee and M'Knight. 20ja MASON and WALES, Architects. TENDERS WANTED till Noon THIS DAY, MONDAY, 29th inst., for Additions to Rockyside for Mr Robert Banks. DAVID ROSS, > ™ll_ Architect. HOTELS. ~~ EMPIRE HOTEL, HOKITIKA. ' This large and commodious HOTEL has just been thoroughly renovated, decorated, and re-furnished. New additional well-ventilated hed-rooms and sample-roonn hare been elected, rendering this one of the best Hotels in the co'onies, and spocitlly adapted for the requirement', oi commcrchl men. The Billiard-room is fitted with one of the best English Tables. Private sitting-rooms if required. The tariff will be considerably reduced, while the contorts will be largely increased. Kirst-class spirits, wines, and,beers, English and Colonial, cf the best brands, will always bo kept Shower and Plunge Baths. Coaches leave the Hotel for Christchurch twice weekly; and for Grejmouth, Kumara, and Ross daily. JOSEPH CHURCHES, ■ ■: °0d * Proprietor. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. SERVANTS' HOME and REGISTRY OFFICE, Howe street. — BOARD and RESIDENCE or Needlewomen, Shopwomcn, and Servants