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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10422, 26 July 1895, Page 1

Amusements. .Q -'■■' T Y__ HA L Z SATUEDAY NEXT, 27th JULY 1895. GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT Tendered by two Entire Companies to their esteemed cmtfrtre, • COLLET DOBSON COLLET DOBSON CNew Zealand's own Actor and Favourite). ATTRACTION. In consequence of the undeniable success attendant on its first Production before a large, repre. Fentative, and discriminating audience, Mr Doeson unhesitutingiy selects aa a suitable Bill for .this special occasion THE WEARIN' OF THE GREEN THE WEARIN' OF THE GREEN THE WEARIN' OF THE GREEtf. Popular Prices „. ... _, 2s, Is, and 6d. FREE LIST ENTIRELY SUSPENDED. Bay Sales at Jackson and Goldsmid's, Allen's and Beissel's. 2Sjy TQUNEDIN ENGINEER VOLUNTEERS. TENTH GRANDANNUAL BALL Will be heldja the ™. (FRIDAY) 1 EVENING. iickets to be obtained from Members of _ , „ Corps and Band. Grand March to commence at 8.30 o'clock. Admission to Gallery Is T A. T^rTR!!1 ■ 2______ Hon. Sec.' B<Lu Committee. mHE OTAGO HO UN DS A ' MEET TO-MORROW, For the 5-t gjggag^ «« om. Season, Throw-off from Mr Kedzlie's Homestead at 3.15 p.m. sharp. On WEDNEKDAY n^t the FINAL MEET of the Season will be held, over tba properties of fcS^^l^f!Z__? Coaches and 'Buses. "O OVAL MAIL LINE OF 'BUSSES TO JLV PORTOBELLO. 'Bus leaves Portobello for Dunedtn DAILY at 8 a,m., returning 3 p.m. Fare, Is each way, and from Waverley, 6d; Chadrea under 10 years of age, Half-price. DAVID SEATON, Proprietor, Mason's City Stables. Entrance: Lower Moray place and Cumberland street. T* OVAL MAIL COACH TO HIGHCLItfF JLAj AND SANDYMOUNT. Leaves Sandymount at 8.30 a.ra. every Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday; returning from Dnnedin at 3 p.m. FARES:FromSandymount, Is 6d singler2s6d return. From Highcliff, Is each way. JAMES CHALLIS, Proprietor.' Jeffs's Criterion Stables, _____ Moray placa. "OOYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES. PALMEKSTONTO KYKBURN. via WATHB3SO - *ND GREEN VALLEY. . The ibavi Line of Coaches, connecting with Craig and Co., leave Palmerston for Nsseby, via Waihemo and Kyeburn every Tuesday and Saturday at. 11 a.m. after arrival of first train from Dunedm and Oamaru; arrive Naseby 8 p.m. Leave Naseby Monday and Wednesday at 8 a4n., arriving at Pahnerston at 5 p.m. Leave Palmerston for Nenthorn, via Donback and Macraes, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 11.15 a.m.; Returning from Nenthorn Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 12 noon, reaching Palmerston at 5 p.m. JAMES JEFFS, Proprietor. Office: Empire Stables;Palmerston. "OOYAL MAIL LINE OP COACHES JA) (cobb & co-.). The above line of Coaches leave Lawrence for Roxburgh, Clyde, CromwelL Queeastown, and all intermediate places every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, on arrival of first train from Dunadin, returning on the alternate days. For Roxburgh, and intermediate places daily. Leave Hyde for Hamfltons, Kyebnm, Naseby, and St. Bathatm on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 12.30 p.m.; and St. Bathnns for Clyde and intermediate places on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 8 a.m. - Leave Clyde for St. Bathaos and intermediate places on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 12 noon: and St. Bathans for Kyeburn aad Hyde on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 5 a.m. Hyde to Naseby daily, connecting with trains arrmng_at.Dunedin at 6.5 p.m.; connecting at Hyde with trains leaving Dunedin at 7 a jn. Foil particulars from Thomas Cook and Son, Dnnedin, and from ' H. CRAIG & CO. Head Office : Peel street, Lawrence. Public Uotiees. TAGO MINERS' ASSOCIATION*. -— The following are the SUBSCRIPTIONS to the Funds of the above Association up to-date :— Promised by Mr John Ryley^Andersoni _ and Go.) ... ... ...£IOO fro Lone and Co. ... _, _.- 25 0 0 A. S. Paterson and Co. .„ „. ~ io \q q Fergusson and Mitchell „. _, _* 5 5 0 H- F. Hardy... .„ ... _^ _^ 22 0 John P. Armstrong _ „, _, 5 0 0 George Fenwick ... _. _. _ 33 0 Simon Bros. .., _, 110 Grant P. Farqnhar... .;. ' _ „, 5 0 0 J. and J. Arthur ... „ ._ _] 2 2 0 Bnrployees of J. Speight and Co. _. 610 0 W. Taylor _ 2 2 0 James Connor, Glasgow Restaurant ... 10 0 0 John Sidey m 5 0 0 Janies Speight and Co. _ ... "] 50 0 D. Nicol ... ... ._ 110 Thos. Pateroon and Co 110 Employees of C. and J. Coombs (per Mrßlanchfield) .... 2 5 0 John Peterson and Co. 10 10 0 D. E. Theomin ... _. _, _. 22 0 James Smith ... _, ... \" 50 0 F. Himmell, sen. .„ _ ... *_ 010 0 J. G. Anderson _, 0 10 0 Hallenstein Bros, and Co. ... m '- 50 0 £216 14 0 Ako, Mr A. MiUer goods to the value of £5, and Mr Thos. Moras goods to the value of £1. „.. GEORGE FENWICK, Hon. Treasurer. rjTHE OTAGO WITNESS^ THURSDAY, JULY 25. /COLONIAL SKETCHES: JEMMY BATTLES V> An Incident of the Maungatapu Murders. ' By Gelert. ERSEVE R A N C E. ' By EaiatEtiKE. mHE CHAMPION POULTRY SHOW AT -M- WELLINGTON. Specially Reported for the Witness. T^ LAST WATCH. By F. S. A., Waikawa. SUNDAY. By Johx Pexkeel. TES MAJESTY OF MAN. A Notice of "Alien's" New Book. /nHARACTER SKETCH: SIGNOR CRISPI. V PRINCE CHARLES STUART. HE INFALLIBILITY OF THE POPE. T^/riLLIONAIRES WHO TASTE STARVA..IVJ. TION. CURIOSITIES OF MEANNESS. \y OTRATFORD-ON^AVON. W Ei^.iasw^^-W3gg r TT A R OF ROSES.