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Otago Daily Times, Issue 8793, 1 May 1890, Page 1

Amusements; jp RIN C B S: 'S THJEA XH E. MhQeokqeC.Mil's ;,. ... Lestee H Mn Wii-mOt Byrb ... ... Representative. 1 LAST NIGfiTl LAST NIGHTII (THE HlQtaft SUCCESSFUL PERFORMANCE Of MB GEO. 0. MILN Ab SHYLOOK In THE MBHOHANT OF VENICE. Beceived last night with SHOUTS OP GENUINE LAUGHTEK And SINCERE ENTHUSIASM 1 BEAUTIFULLY MOUNTED 1 SPLENDIDLY COSTUMED!! Acted with care and earnestness. LAST NIGHT 1 LAST NIGHTI FRIDAY—OTHELLO. Mr MILN as Othello. SATURDAY—OTHELLO. Mr MILET aa lago. Doors open 7 p.m.; Curtain rises 7.45 p.m. Carriages may be ordered at 10.50 p.m. Seats on Bale for Dress Circle at Dresden Pianoforte Company. Day Bale at Mr Jacobs", tobacconist. T. HORACE PEATLING. lmy Hepresentative in Advance. Meetings. TJNIVERSITY oi OTAGO. The SBBSION for 1890-91 will be OPENED in Hie Choral Hall on THURSDAY, Ist May. at 8 p.m., when Professor Gilkay will deliver his Inaugural Address. Subject: " The Development of English Literature." . Ladies and Gentlemen interested in the University are invited to attend. , . , W. H. MANSFOED, 28ap . Registrar. T7" N 0 X v'o H U R OH. 'a conversazione ; To Welcome the I EEV. A. P. DAVIDSON Will be held in the GABBISON HALL On FRIDAY, 2nd MAY, at 7.30 p.m. Eev. D. M. Stuart, D.D., in the Chair. Admisaion—Tickets la. lmy rfiHE NEW ZEALAND EXHIBITION X COMPANY (LIMITED). The SECOND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Shareholders in the above Company will be held in the Concert Hall of the Exhibition Building on MONDAY, the sth' May 1890, at 4 p.m. Busnross: To Receive Report ana Balance Sheet, Elect Three Directors and Auditor, and General. D. HARRIS HASTINGS. 28ap Secretary. . rjpHE ANNUAL LICENSING MEETING -*- of the DUNEDIN LICENSING DISTRICT COMMITTEE will be held in the R.M. Court, Maclaggan street, on WEDNESDAY, the fourth day of June 1890, at 12 o'clock noon. H. 11. G. RALFE, ; Clerk to the Licensing Committee. i Police Court, Dunedin, April 1890. SOap HE ANNUAL LICENSING MEETING for the undermentioned Licensing District, to i Hear and Determine APPLIOAIIONS for Licenses, • Transfers, Renewals, or Removals, under the proi visions of " The Licensing Act 1881," will be held at i the Resident Magistrate's Court, Port Chalmers, as follows :— PORT CHALMBRS-On TUESDAY, June 3, 1890, sit 12 noon. All Notices of Application must be lodged (in : duplicate) with the Olerk of the Licensing Oom--1 mittee, at the Courthouse, Port Chalmers, twentyone days at leaat before the saia meeting. : THOS. HINCHCLIFP. 29ap Clerk of Licenaing Committee. : fTIHE ANNUAL LICENSING MEETING _l_ for the undermentioned Licensing District, to Hear and Determine APPLICATIONS for Licenses, Transfers, Renewals, or Removals, under the provisions of " The Licenaing Act 1E81," will be held aa follows :— BLUESKIN —At the Good Templars' Hall, Blueskin, on THURSDAY, June 5,1890, at 12 noon. All Notices of Application must be lodged (in duplicate) with the Clerk of the Licensing Committee, at the Courthouse, Port Chalmers, twentyone days at least before the said meeting. THOS. HINCHCLIFF, 29ap Olerk of Licensing Committee. Exhibition Notices. NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH SEAS EXHIBITION. THURSDAY, lat MAY 1890. •:'{ NOTICE.—In order to enable Exhibitors and Auctioneera to carry on the SALE of GOODS placed in their hands for that purpose, ADMISSION to the building will be as heretofore through the Turnstiles at Main Entrance, at the mual Charge, ONE SHILLING, Season Tickets being still available. The doors will open at 10 a.m., closing at 5 p.m. All AUTHENTICATED ORDERS for Eomo'val of Exhibits must be etarope'd at the Customs and countersigned by the General Manager. (! D. HARRIS HASTINGS, 21ap Secretary. "YPSW ZEALAND AND SOUTH SEAS i.l EXHIBITION. REMOVAL OF EXHIBITS. ORDERS for the Removal of Exhibits will be ' given only between 10 a.m. and noon, and between \ 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. All Orders for Foreign Exhibits will be issued by ; the Customs, and for New Zealand Exhibits by the ! Secretary. All Orders must be Couutersigned by the GENERAL MANAGER before goods are allowed to leave the Building. ■ D. HAEHIS HASTINGS, 22ap Secretary. NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH SEAS EXHIBITION COMPANY (LIMITED). ALL CLAIMS Bgainst the above Company mue i be in on or before THURSDAY, May 1,1890, otherwise they will not be recognised. D. HARRIS HASTINGS. 24ap Secretary. Pablie Foticei. ASMANIAN INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. To be OPENED in L ATJNOESTON, Tasmania, LAST WEEK in NOVEMBER 1890. APPLICATIONS for SPACE CLOSE JULYI. Particulars obtainable from S. J. SUTTON, Hon. Sec, 30ap Town Hall, Launceaton. (By Special Permission of tho Hon. the Colonial Secretary.) GRAND NUMISMATIOAL ART UHION. 4000 MBMBBKS at 10s EACH. 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