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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10597, 18 February 1896, Page 1

Amusemeats. i^ARRISON HALL. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. THUNDERS OF APPLAUSE. GREAT RECEPTION Of SI6NOE BORZONI'S GRAND SPECTACULAR TABLEAUX AND VALSE By the Whole Company. SPANISH BOLRRO Danced by little Miss Kitty Bland and Bert Scoble. GRAND NEAPOIITAN TARANTELLA. GAYOTTffi AND POLKA. 30 ORCHESTRA. 30 Come and Hear the BATTLE OF SEDAN. A Great Musical Treat. EXQUISITE FERNERY. j Visited Last Night by Hundreds. Doors open at 6.30. Tableaux and Valse at-7 sharp. Director Dancing Signor Borzonl Director Music Signor Squarise. TICKETS Is, EVERYWHERE. Ticketholdars are kindly requested to present small block only. ED. LIOHTENSTKIN,!-,. .i^, A. L. SWAN, j-Secretanes. Business Notice*. , JJOUSEHOLD ECONOMY.! COOKING IS MADK SASY AND CHEAP BY USING ONK OF | SHAOKLOCK'S " OKKXN" SANGES. It will Sum Lignite, Coal, Wood, or PeaVand requires no Setting. The Msker and Patentee having had 26 years' experience in the Manufacture of all kinds of COOKING, and HEATING APPARATUS, will be pleased to furnish prices and advice to any diislrtnffit H. S. SHAOKLOCK, GENERAL FOUNDRY, Crawford street. Punkdim. ~4 & T. BUK T, STUART AND CUMBERLAND STREETS, DUNEDIN, Are now appointed SOLE AGENTS IN OTAGO ' For the SALE of the INCANDESCENT GAS LIGHT, Which secures 50 per cent, reduction on your gas bill and TREBLE THE LIGHT. Six valid reasons why every Conjnmer should adopt this LIGHT : 1. It saves half your gas bill. 2. It gives you treble your present light. 3. It can be attached to existing gas fittings, 4. The light is clean, steady, and brilliant. 5. It does away with the impurities of gas. 6. It is pleasant, simple, and economical. SUPERIOR TO THE ELECTRIC LIGHT, And ONE-SIXTH THE COST. Particulars on application to A. &T. BUtT, ; GENERAL ENGINEERS, SANITARY PLUMBERS, ft GASFITTERS, DUNBDIN AND WELLINGTON " TUN 6 PLUG TOBACC O." ..PURE VIRGINIA LEAF. HAS STOOD THE TEST OF. TIME JgJ P P S' S GRATEFUL, ■ COMFORTING. BREAKFAST OR SUPPER. £i O C O A. BOILING WATER OR MILK. W. R. Cook, F.I.A.N.Z.] [W. Gbay, F.I.A.N.Z. COOK & GKAY, ACCOUNTANTS, TRADE ASSIGNEES, BUSINESS BROKERS, Ac, Dunbdln, Auckland, Wellington, Ciiimstchukch. BUSINESSES FOR SALE : AUCKLAND DISTRICT. GENERAL STORE .... In Goldfields District. Splendid Chance ; or would consider Partnership. HAWKIC'S BAY DISTRICT. GENERAL STORE, Stock £ 9EO DRAPERY, &c, Stock, &c J250 WELLINGTON AND MA.NAWATU DISTRICTS. . i GKNERAL STORK, Stock about ._ ... £ 600 Do do .i ii 1100 COUNTRY BAKERY ... _ „. 150 DRAPERY ... ~ ... 300 NELSON DISTRICT. PARTNER wanted in SAWMILL with JEIOOO. CANTERBURY DISTRICT. ROLLER FLOUR MILL, £350'). Complete with all the latest improvements, together with 3S acres of first-class land, grain Btore, &c, &c. Terms can be arranged. OTAGO DISTRICT. SUITABLE PARTNBR WANTED in WholeBale Clothing Business, to take place of one leaving for England. STATIONERY and FANCY GOODS BUSINESS, doing good turnover. Stock, say, £650. BOOKSELLER'S and STATIONER'S BUSINESS (£3500) in one of the principal centres of the colony. Old-established business. Reasons for disposing. Splendid chance to acquire a good business. Further particulars on application to COOK & GRAY, High street, Dunedin. Telephone No. 400. I PO. Box 125. /^i OODALL'S EGG POWDER.—One SheVJT penny Tin is equal to 25 <**«. 2M

Amusements. TO-NIGHT! JJUTZGERALD BEOS.' NEW LONDON COMPANY, HUGE CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE. FIRST APPEARANCE IN DUNEDIN 1 » THIS NIGHT (TUESDAY). LOCATION: THE RECLAIMED LAND. Acknowledged by the whole of the Australasian Preas and Public to be THE MOST SENSATIONAL, SOUL-STIRKING, AND UP-TO-DATE SHOW Ever Brought to our Shores 1 A few Press Opinions of our London and Continental Stars :— MDLLE. ADELINA ANTONIO. Adelina Antonio performs such feats between heaven and rartu as to lead to the beuef that the laws of gravitation uave no significance for her.— Morning Post. , The most daring act ever seen in England.— London Evening News. LES FRBRES ECLAIR. The contortions of the Eclair Brothers defy description. They are different from what have ever been snen beioie. Only a Frenchman could conceive such a remarkable act as the Demon and Crocodile go thvough. As to the balancing upon his teeth by one of the brothers, it is an exhibition both of strength and skill which it is safu to say is unequulkd by any living athlete.—New York Herald, furia: MAHOMET AND PKOBASCO. Mahomet, the talking horse, is perhaps the most pleasant feature of the programme. A born humorist, Mahomet cau do all that id claimed for him, and he kept the house in laughter aod cheers for over 20 minutes. People in tbe audience tried their hardest to pose him, but he was equal to every omor^eucy, and if it is trickery it could not ba det=ctad, and even as trickery it would be the cleverest piece of horse trickery known.—The Referee, London. PKOFESSOR CHARLES PEART. Up, up, high above the sea of faces to a little platform just below the glaas roof, a man in the costume of a diver is being slowly hoiited. He sett' -i himsclt upon the scanty planking, whilst bent h him the spectators are hu&hed into silent wonder at tbe daring at the feat. Ah !be springs into mid-air, anu ttren, with tbe swoop of a bird upon its prey, falls rapidly to earth. Will he accomplish his self-impused task in safety, or will he crash into the tows of chaiis which hedge round the little tank of water the diver has for his destination? This is the thought which flashes simultaneously through the ruiud of every spectator. An indefinable murmur of relief runs through the gathering, for the diver strikes the water with the velocity of an express, throws up a cloud of spray, and then, streaming with water, he bows his acknowledgments of the applause which greets his successful accomplishment. Twice a day does Charles Owen Peart dive this greatest of all dives.—The Standard, London. LA BELLE ROSE. One of the most picturesque portions of the entertainment is the marvellous swirl dance of La Belle Rose, a graceful and accomplished artist. Nothing better is to be seen, and the dance is a pleasant item of the programme. To manipulate the skirts in a " serpentine" dance is a most difficult task at any time, requiring great judgment, but to perform the feat on a rolling ball is a novelty very taking in its originality. The concluding sensation, when the lady slides on a thin wire from the roof at one end of the building to the stage—suspended entirely by her hair—was enough to take one's breath away, and as she came floating through the air, with the limelight full upon her, she looked like a star in its flightNew York Herald, Paris. THE ALTONS, termed in. the advertisements "The Elite" Acrobats, do not belie" their title. They put in some excellent work, and come as a welcome relief in the midst of so many h&ir-raising sensations. ■ Their work is very cleanly done, and what tricks they essay they succeed in.—The Sydney Morning Herald. THE RAGE OF ADELAIDE, MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, AND BRISBANE. Engaged especially for a New Zealand Tour. HERR YON DER MEHDEN Leads the Band. HIS MUSIC A FEATURE. IS- SEVEN NIGHTS ONLY ! -®i • PRICES: Chairs, fe; Stalls, 3s; Family Circle, 2s; and PIT, ONE SHILLING. ISf Money. MONEY Lent on any description of Personal Security; terms to suit borrowers.— Baker, 27 Rattray street. 21d MONEY to LEND, in large or smsll sums. M'Leod, Gunn, and Co., Temple Chambers (next National Bank). 300 MONEY to LEND on Approved Freehold Security, in suras from £100 to £3000.Wni. Harrop, Albany street. 28n THE FORBURY PARK LAND COMPANY (LIMITED) has MONK V TO LEND on Freeholdsantl Life PoIicies.—H.SHRIMPTON, Secretary, 14 High street. 27n RUST iTo NE V TO LEND On FREKHOLD SKCURTTY at 61 per Cent. THE TRUSTJWS, EXKCUTORS, 6 AGBNCY COMPANY OF NEW ZBALAND (LIMITED). 250 W. LAWRENCE SIMFSON Manager. MONEY TO LEND On FREKHOLD SECURITY At Cnrrent Rates. FRED. SMITH, f, Savings Bauk. ON E V T~CI LEND, In any sums, on Freehold Securities ,- STOUT, MONDY, & SIM, lgau Solicitors, 123 Princes Btreet. ffIHE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES, JL KSTATE, AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED) has MONEY to LEND on FRE3SHOLD SECURITY WALTER HISLOP, Manager. WILLIAM BROWN & CO., 101 Princes stbkkt, LAND AND COMMISSION AGKNTS. Money to Lend at Current Rates. -jVfONEY TO LEND on FREEHOLD (Town, Suburban, or Farm Lands), at Lowest Current Rate of Interest. WILLIAM REID Colonial Mutu&l Buildings, 160 Princes street, f^i OODALL'S BAKING POWDER.—WsrVJT ranted pure, free from alum and all other injurious ingredients. 29d

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