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Otago Daily Times, Issue 8557, 27 July 1889, Page 1

Amusements^ "DEINOESS THEATRE. Lessee and Manager Mr Chablis Htoc CROWDED HOUSES Still greet the popular Entertainers, HUGO'S BUFFALO MINSTRELS, And New English, Australian, and American Stars. (Organised 1881.) TO-NIOHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! OTANOTHIIR.CHANGE OF PROGRAMME,,®! When we will present lor the First Time this Season our Magnificent First Part Scene, . ON BOARD THE S.S. BUFFALO, One of the Prettiest Scenes ever seen in Dunedin— a Truly Great Nautical First Part. Everything Appropriate and Sparkling. No Antiquities-Nothing but Novelties 1 : Facts speak for themselves 1' THIS (SATURDAY) AFIERNOON, at 2;30. MATINER PERFORMANCE, : For Schools ana Families, when a highly entertaining Programme will be submitted, in which ' •■ thtt Children's Dolteht, * • ■ ■ THE AUSTRALIAN TOM THUMB, Will take a vsry prominent part. Nominal Prices:—Circle, Is; Downstairs, Sixpenoe. Entrance from both High and Stafford street!. WEDNESDAY, JULY 31.—Important Announcement.—First Appearance with this Company of those-Renowned Instrumentalists, THE SPANISH STUDENTS, who have been engaged by Mr Charles Hugo at great expense. Nevertheless we shall Btlll charge' our Original Prices— CIRCLE, 2s; STALLS, Is; PIT, SIXPENCE. Box Plan at the Dresden; Tickets at Allen's and Jacobs'. B. A. UNDERWOOD. 27jy Bußinesa Manager. AFTERNOON CONCERTS. SECOND OF THE SERIES. JULY 27, ISSS). CHORAL HALL. Subscription <12 Tickets), 10s Gd; Single -Admission, 256 d... ... . ~ ■ . . .. ■; Subscription Li»t still open at the Music Warehouses. -. . . . ■ . . ■ . S4jy T)A LACE SKATING BINE. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. , RETURN FOOTBALL MATCH ON SKATES By the. . . ' V • JUNIORS OF THE HIGH SCHOOL.' Admission, One Shilling. Ladies' Skates Free. . . . W. CROCKFORD, Manager. /^IHORAL HALL, MORAY . PLACE. A CONCERT In aid of ST. PETER'S LADIES' GUILD will be held ■ On WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, atßp.m. The following Artistes have kindly given their Services:— Mrs Henry Rose, Messrs F. Lawrence Jones, G. ' , D. Cameron, Umbers, Densem,H. B. Smith, W. F. Young, G. H. Schacht, T. Huntef, Herr Otto Sehweers, J. A. X. Eeidle, B. Towsey, Robertshaw; ' And the Dunedin Orchestra. Tickets (Is 6dand Is) may be obtained at Dresden Piano Company and Mr Horsburgb, George itreet. £7jy TCT 0 0 T B A L_ L. TRIAL MATCHES. •" OAHISBROOK GROUND. THIS DAY. 0 and D Teams commencing at 1.15 p.m. :" A and B Teams commencing at 3 p.m. Admission, 6d; Boys, 3d; Ladies free.' FRED. T. HOBNE, ' 27jy Hon. Sec O.R.F.U. 0 THEATRICAL MANAGERS AND THE MUSICAL PUBLIC. Messrs E. PARKER (Violinist) and JOSEPH MOSS (Pianist) beg to inform their Patrons that ;bey are now prepared to provide Large or Small OROHRSTRAS fot Balls, Parties, Concerts, and Theatrical Entertainmeants. Address Violin and Pianoforte Studio over Dresden Pianoforte Warehouse, where Measrs P. and M. receive pupils for the Violin and Piano. Private address: The Laurels, Albany street. 23m Meetings. .• • . ■ THE NEW ZEALAND REFRIGERA- '"■" TING COMPANY fLIMITED). -. ■■ 1 The ANKUAL GENERAL MEETING of SHAREHOLDEBS will be held in the Chamber of Commerce, Standard Insurance Company's Buildings, High street, Dunedin, on WEDNESDAY,' 7th August, at 3 o'clock pjn. Proxies must be lodged at the Company's Office on or before 3 p.m. on TUESDAY, 6th August. The Transfer Books will be Closed from'2sth July to Bth August. .■■•■' ■ . ' W. OUNINGHAM SMI-TH, General Manager. Liverpool street, Dunedin, 24th July 1889. 25j"y Municipal Election Notices • mo THE RATEPAYERS OF LEITH X WARD. LADIES and GENTLEMEN,— As I understand Councillor Lee Smith does not intend seeking re-election for the above Ward, I beg to offer myself as a CANDIDATE, and will do all in my power to further the intetests of Leith Ward and the City generally. ' ■'..'] •' ; I am, your humble servant, WM. SWAN, 26jy • \ ' ■ • • George street. Frospeetus ROSPE 0 T U S ■ ■ . . \.of ~■- . ■ THE GOLDEN BAR DREDGING COMPANY (SHOTOVEK MOUTH), LIMITED. To bo Registered under " The Companies Act ISS2."' Capital ... ... ... £6000, In 6000 Shares of £1 eaoh. 800» Shares fully paid-up * reserved for the Promoters. 3000 Shares to be offered to the Public, payable as follows: — Two shillings on Application; 2s on Allotment; the balance in Calls not to exceed 2s per month. It is Dot expected that more than 16s per Share will require to be called up. Pbovisiohai, Direotobs : Captain CAMERON, tT.S.S. Company JOHN COOK, Esq., U.S.S. Company Captain EASTHEE, R.N., U.S.S. Company THOMAS MOODIB, Esq.,, Perpetual Trustees Company, . . . Oaptaik M'FARLANB, Port Chalmers ROBERT HBILL, Esq. Bankers j < BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. BB0KBE3: ANDREW HAMIfcTON, Exchange Court. Interim: Ssobetaby : ANDREW HAMILTON, Exchange Court. SOIIOITOKS :•• MACGHEGOE and NORTH, Dunedin and Port Chalmers. This Company is formed for the purpose of acquiring and working the claim on the Shotover river called the ;Golden Bar, whioh is situated about four miles below the now famous claim of Mr Sew. Hoy at the Big Beach, and is about one mile and a-quarter in length, running from the Lower Shotever bridge"' down to the mouth of the river, where it j»ins the Kawarau. This claim is most conveniently situated, being close to the main road, so that coal and all-materials can be placed on the ground &t a reasonable cost. ■ - It is proposed to work the claim by a bucket dredge, similar to that at present working on the Big Beach, with such improvements as experiencemay suggest. The cost of the dredge, fully equipped, is estimated at about £2250, and gold should be obtained as soon as the dredge is at work. As s.oon as two-thirds of the shares ace subscribed, a contract will be entered into for a dredge, which would then be placed upon the river without delay. Nothing need be said of the immensely rich gold deposits of the well-known Shotover river, more especially about this locality. The river runs moßtly through deep, rooky gorges, and for miles is totally unfit for dredging, but the claim now under offer is quite free from gorge. It has also a false or sandy bottom, from which the gold on be readily scraped up by a buoket dredge. At the lowest calculation the proposed dredge should lift 60 tons per hour. It will therefore be easily understood that the returns from such an amount of gold bearing stuff must be large. Prospecting has been carried on above by the Big Beach Company, and below at the junction of the Kawarau with highly satisfactory results. All expenses for floating and registering the Company to be paid by the Company. Applications for shares will now be reoelveffby the Company's Broker, ar.d the Share List will close as soon as the requisite number of shares shall have been applied for. As nearly 1000 shares have been taken up, early application is necessary to secure the balance of the 3000 shares now offered to the public. 25jy Public Notices. TyrOTIOE TO THE PUBLIC. WANTED THE PUBLIC TO KNOW that W. WOOD, of Stuart street, lias taken over the REFRESHMENT and DINING ROOMS, Stock-in-trade, and Goodwill of the Business inlfaUray street' lately carried on by T. Broadway, and trusts by supplying goods of first-class quality to merit a fair share of public support. LUNCHEON FROM 12 TO 3. " N.8.-Grills, Hot Pies, Tea, Coffee, Cocoa, and Light Refreshments always ready. Wedding, Christening, and Birthday Cakes kept in stock, or made to order on the shortest notice. Guaranteed of the best quality. • ' CATERING. Balls, Wedding Parties, Dances, Picnics, &a. Catered for in very beßt style. ltljy