Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

Otago Daily Times, Issue 8755, 18 March 1890, Page 1

Amusements, "DRINGESS THEATRE. Manager and Treasurer ... Mr H, Musgbovk. WILLIAMSON, GAHNKH, AND MUSGEOVE'S celbbeated ;koyaii comio opkua compaey. DOROTHY\ SUCCESS DOHOTHY SUC°KSSDOROTHY NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE DOROTHY SUCCESS. SBgffi O.nonl?WoLdfbr DOROTHY T"«BB MOKE NIGHTS. DOROTHY nm?7^uv DOROTHY DOEOTHY, dorothy; last three mights. POSITIVELY LAST THREE NIGHTS OF DOBOTHY. Notk.—This Opera cannot possibly be reproduced during the Present Season. Dress Circle, 5b ; Stalls, 3d ; Pit, Is. Box Plan now open at the Dresden Piano Depot, Princes Btreet. Day Tickets at Jacobs'. Doors open at 7; commence at 8, WM. HUGHES, Business Manager. TJRINOESS THEATRE. FKIDAY EVENING, MAECH 21st, Will be produced, for the FIBST TIME IN MEW ZEALAND, Messrs Gilbert and Sullivan'sDeautlful Composition, THE YEOMAN OF THE GUARD. BOX PLAN ROW OPEN. 18m NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH SEAS EXHIBITION. TUESDAY, 18th MARCH 1890. ASTOUNDING I PRODIGIOUS II UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS!!! HALF aIFiLLION Of People have Visited the New Zealand and South Seat Exhibition, and still the Attendance, ai well sa its Attractiveness, keep up as well as ever. FIVE WEEKS MORE, And It will be a thing of the past! Until then, however, it will be kept Open from 10 a.m. till 10.30 p.m., when The FEBNBEY, . , The GAHDBNS, The FOUNTAIN, The AKMOUBY COURT, The BABLY HISTOHY COURT, The BEIXISH Se FOREIGN COURTS, The AUSTRALIAN COURTS, The NEW ZEALAND COURTS, The FISHERIES, &c, &c, &c, The FINE ARTS and CONCERT HALL, Are FREE. D. HARRIS HASTINGS, 18m . Secretary. /CONCERT HALL WEDNESDAY, MAECH 19th. GRAND IRISH CONCERT. PEOSKAjiarE: Overture " Bohemian Girl" Balfc Exhibition Orchestra. Part Song "o:heMinßtrelßoy"arr.by.H<«iSaK« Choir. Song " The Dear Little Shamrock " Jackson Mrs Angus. Sonj; " The Meeting of the Waters " Moora Mr James Jago. Overture "Colleen Bawn" Baker Exhibition Orchestra. Song "Killarney" Benedict Mies Bertha Hosbow. Part SoDg " The Last Eose of Summer " Arranged by Bimtault Choir. Song . " Kathleen Mavourneen" Crouch Miss Florence Morrison. Sonj; " Irißh Emigrant's Farewell" LinUy Mr James Jago. Part Song " The Dear Little Shamrock " Arranged by Arthur Towscy Choir. Sonj; " Terence's Farewell" Anon Miss Bertha Rostov. Grand Fantasia "Hibernla" Atkins Exhibition Orchestra. Part Song "Believemeif all"arr. hyEivitualt Choir. Admisiion to all parts of the Hall, ONE SHILLING. leader ... , ... Signor SQUARISE. Conductor... Mr ARTHUR TOWSEY^ _ /~lja AN D. S FELLING B. ~, '■■' FRIDAY, 21st INST., At 8 p.m. Judges: Messrs John Roberts, Rev. A. R. FitcheW, Messrs "A. Wilson (Girls' High School), J. L. Gillies, and others. PRIZES: Ladles.—lst Prize: 12 Vols. English Poets and £2 2s worth of Selected Music (presented by Dresden Piano Company), Gentlemen.—lßt Prize: Same as for Ladies. Boys and Girls (under 17).—1st Prize: Books. Second and Third Prizes will be give in each Class. S Entries (Is each Adult, 6d Children) can be made at the Dresden Warehouse or with fee Undersigned. Prizes on View at the Exhibition. D. A. DE MAUS, 18m Hon. Secretary. "PRELIMINARY NOTICE. The CALEDONIAN DRAMATIC SOCIBTY,(of Southland) will appear in the grand old Scottish Drama j "ROB ROY," On the EVENINGS of 2nd and 3rd APRIL. Further particulars, with Cast of Characters, will appciar shortly. H, S. HUNTER, 18m Business Manager. 7\IPSY QUEEN FORTUNE TELLER. DON'T FAIL TO PAY A VISIT. Vkiftad by all Classes of Society since the Opening. MARVELLOUS PROPHECIES 1 STARTLING EBYBLATIONSI Note the Position: Sum the Switchback Staim. if HE ORRERY. The Most Wonderful and Instructive Pieoe of Mechanism in the Exhibition. FAOY'S OBBBRY, Clobb to Eiffel Tower, Side Show Ground,Bxhibitlon. Thli Instrument, by a wonderful complication of mechanical devices, shows the Movements of all the Planets and their Satellites revolving round the Sun in their relative epeeds and distances, and also show the relative sizes of all the Planets.l This Machine contains nearly 800 wheels, and hat gained, besides several medals, a Royal certificate of merit. Admission, 6d. 2d hpo THEATRICAL MANAGERS AND JL THB MUSICAL PUIILIO. Meurt B. PARKER (Violinist) and JOSEPH MOSS (Pianist) beg to inform their Patron* that they are now prepared to provide Large er Small ORCHESTRAS ioi Ball), Parfciei, Concerts, and Theatrical Entertainmeants. Address Violin and Pianoforte Studio over Dresden Pianoforte Warehouse, where Mestrt P. and M. receive pupllt for the Violin and Piano. Private address : The Laurels, Albany street. 3x Meetings. mHE COLONIAL BANK OF NHW I ZEALAND. NOTICE IS HBBEBY GIVBN that the HALFYEABLY MEETING of the PROPRIETORS will be held at the Bunking House, Princes street, Dunedin, on WEDNESDAY, the 26th instant, at i o'clock In the afternoon. The 'following are the only CANDIDATES for ELECTION as DIRECTORS :— BDWIN JOHN SPENCE, Esq., for the vacancy caused by the retirement of the Hoa. : Richard Oliver, M.L.C. , JOHN HISLOP, Eso-, LL.D., who retires, but is eligible for re-eleotion. Two Proprietors will have to be Elected »s Auditors for the ensuing year. Of the retiring Auditors one only (Thomas Moodie, Heq.) 1b eligible, and he offers himself for re-election. I By order of the Board. H. MACKENZIE, General Manager. Head Office, Dunedin, B * 15th March 1890. 17m a Sporting I /CENTRAL TAIBRI JOCKEY CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING. NOMINATIONS for the following HANDICAPS CLOSE at 9 p.m. on TUESDAY, the ISth March :— Central Taierl Handicap, of SOsovs. Onomiie andahalf... ... ... - l«ov Trotting Handicap, of 3580V6. Three miles ... IBs Novel Handicap, of 25sovs. One mile ... 10s Flying Handicap, of 30aovs. Six furlongs ... lsov T. A. WHfa'E, Secretary. ~ Outram. 6m > Piiblic Notices. ! /"vTAGO DAILY TIMES AND WITNESS - (J NBWSPAMiBS COMPANY (LIMITED). J" DIVIDEND WAKRANTS for the half-year ondI, | n( r 31»t January 1830 can now he obtained by a Slmrehoiders on application. = GEORGE FENWIOK, I- Managing Dir.eo.tor. a MarcU i, 1890. 6m