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Otago Daily Times, Issue 8495, 16 May 1889, Page 1

Amusements, jpBIN 0B B S THEATRE. STIIONSBN'S ENGLISH AND COMIC OPERA COMPANY. The Manager has mueii pleasure to announce t<s the Dunedin Public that he will inaugurate * Season of Opera, for POSITIVELY 18 NIGHTS ONLY, and hopes to be as liberally patronised as on hi£ former visits to this City. Commencing on TUESDAY, MAY 2], With Wallace's Evergreen Opera, MARITANA, MARITANA. " Madame Angot," " Satanella," " Faust, " Bohe^ mian Girl," " Pinafore," &c, &c. to follow. Pricks-ss, 3s, 2s, aud is. Subscription Tickets (in packets of 18), £3155. Box Plan now open at tbe Dresden Piano Ware-' house, where subscription tickets and single tickets may be obtained. Day tickets at Jacobs'. ' . BOSCO WILSON, 15my Agent. QHOKAL HA'LL, DUNEDIN. BRILLIANT SUCCESS Of the talented Australian PAYNE FAMILY, Vocalists, Violinistes, Pianistes, and Flautist And Mr RALPH STKELB. Baritone and PUnist,1 Who were accorded an enthusiastic reception last night by an enormous gathering. THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING. ENTIRE CHANGS of PROGRAMME, and LASOJ THE PAYNE FAMILY. MATINEE for SCHOOLS and FAMILIES On SATURDAY, at 3 o'clock. Public Hall, North-Bast Valley, FRIDAY, May \f Caversham Hall, Caversham, MONDAY, Mav 20 Templars' Hall, Xaikorai, TUESDAY, May 21 Foresters' Hall, Port Chalmers, WEDNESDAY. May 22 . . . * Waikouaiti, THURSDAY. May 23. "T|UNEDIN HORTICULTURAL THIS DAY, at GARRISON HALL. Doora open at 12 o'clock. Admission, 13. chi'dren (provided with Tickets \>v the:r Teachers; admitted up to 6 p.m., admiesion 3d. ANDREW BLACK, 16r°y Secretary. ri OOD TEMPLARS' HALL, KAIKORAI. VJT FRIDAY. HAY 17, at 8 p.m. CANTATA, "RUTH," and CONCERT by the Presbyterian Church Choir, assisted by the Southern Philharmonic Society's Orchestra, under the leadership of Mr E. Parker. Conductor, Mr Jas. Robertson. 16my PALACE SKATING RINK' Moray Place. NOW OPEN DAILY. Morning, Afternoon, and Evening. TUESDAY 1 AND FRIDAY-GKAND FASHION* Admission, One Shilling. LOOK OUT FOR NEXT SATURDAY NIGHI May 18. GRAND 3-MILE RACE—BICYCLE v. SKATES In which three of the fastest Skaters in New Zealand will taiie part. npo THEATRICAL MANAGERS ANDJL JCHE MUSICAL PUBLIC. „?!??" . B-. PARKER (Violinist) and JOSEPH MOSS (Pianist),beg to inform their Patrons that s?t?Xt?™S? w PrePared to provide Large or Small ORCHESTRAS foi Balls, Parties, Concerts, and Theatrical Entertainmeants. Address Violin and Pianoforte Studio over Dresden Pianoforte- Warehouse, where Messrs P. and M receive pupils for the Violin and Piano. Private address: The Laurels, Albany street. 23nl I B T 0 N HALL." TO LET, For BALLS, PASTIES, CONCERTS, &c. " Unsurpassed accommodation. Apply to Mr GEORGE R. WEST, Sja Professor of Music, Dowling street. Licensing Notices. . jpENINSULA LICENSING DISTRICT.' The ANNUAL LICENSING MEETING for the above District will be held in the Anderson's Bay Schoolhouse at Noon on SATURDAY, the Ist Juna 1889. to hear and determine Applications for Licenses, Renewals, Transfers or Removals, under the provisions of " The Licensing Act 1881." Notices of Application must be lodged with mo in duplicate at least 21 days before the date o*" " meeting. ' "" • ' "' W. O. DUTHIE, Clerk of Licensing Committee. Hooper's Inlet, Bth May 1889. g m y JAMKS DOHERTY, of Portobello' , Hotelkeeper, hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Liceusing Meeting tobehoidenatPortouetloontheSth day of JUNK 5? xWJ!&alsP ly for a CEKTIFICATB authorising the ISSUE of a PUBLICAN'S LICENSE for a house situate at Portobello, and to be called Coneys* : Family Hotel, containing 10 rooms, exclusive or those required for the use of the family. Dated at Portobello, this 13th day of May 1889. " /15my JAMBS DOHERTY. "\TOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB A-"-t^, pUBLICAN'3 MCBNSE.—LICENSING DISTRICT OF OTAKIA.-I, WILLIAM STEADMAN of the Junction, Saddle Hill, East Taieri, do herebr give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting to ba holden at Greytown. - on the 7th day of JUKE lSS9,'apply for a CERTIFICATE authorising the ISSUE ot a PUBLICAN'S LICENSE for a houße called the Junction Hotel, situate at the Junction aforesaid, containing 12 rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of tha family. Dated the 9th day of May 1889. 15my WILLIAM STEADMAN. Educational. TJNIVERSITT OF OTAGO. GENERAL GEOLOGY COURSE. KR BINNS wiIIMEET INTENDINGSTUDENTg at the University (Professor Ulrich's room) at -5.3» p.m. on FRIDAY, the 17th inst. 15 my , 'Q.IBTOU COLLEGE, SECOND TERM . 1889 COMMENCES WEDNES-i DAY, 15th MAY. LADIES' ENGLISH CLASS Meets FRIDAY"; 17th May, at 2.30 p.m. A Class for instruction in DRAWING FROM! LIFE will be organised, to meet Fortnightly, oa THURSDAYS, from 2.30 to 4.30 p.m. Fee for 12 Lessons, One Guinea; College Students', Half a Guinea. C. FREEMAN, 8.A., 14my n • . , - - . ; Principal. HIGH SCHOOL (BOYsX Hector ... ... j. Hakktess, M.A. The Boys' High School will - . REOPEN ON THURSDAY, MAY 30. . The Rector receives BOARDEBg, Mmp ■^y-AITAKI GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL, Lady Principal ... _ Mr3 BnKl^ The School will REOPEN ON TUESDAY, MAY 2S. GEORGE SUMPTER 15r°y _Secretary, : Jf ELS O N COLLE GE S« The next Term will begin on the 22nd of MAY OSWALD CURTIS, _ C^legejOj^e L Mson,J^Ms^ : _^^ lnj . DUNEDIN SCHOoIT^fTrt MORAY PLACE. ' Drawing and Painting from the living model. " Open from 7to 9. Feo, 10s 6d. 7f DAVID C. HUTTON, H . Art Master. IV/TISS LILY CAMERON (Pnpil of Hc^ *peolal termß to beginnen. Addre«»: Jone» itreet ■gERR OTTO SCHWEEBSi PIAHIST, IBAOHBB OF PIANOFOBTB AKJ> PBDAL- . OBSAIT. ASdjr««f EILMORX HOUSS, MOBAX PLfig'H/ Aes Drcsdeo Piano Co, Prineei itr«t. 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