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Southland Times, Issue 3341, 6 March 1879, Page 2

T> A Z A A R. CHURCH OF ENGLAND. This Bazaar will be held on MONDAY. TUESDAY,, AND WEDNESDAY, IN EASTER WEEK, At the New Music Hall, Dee street. Mesdames Tanner, Kingsvvell, Ekensteen, Wade, West, Mitchell, Musscn, Bolleid. Bidewell, and Schneider.. Will gladly receive contributions. - J. H. QUINLAN, _ h ' Hon. Sec. T^T EW THEATRE, . D EE-ST RE E T. - , < KAITANGATA RELIEF. , A G-BAKD ■PROMENADE CONCERT '•1,.--- In aid of the*' ABOVE F'U N D, Will be eriven by thp Invercargill Garrison Band, in the New Theatre, 1 Dee-street (kindly lent for the occasion by Messrs Sloan and Sons), on MONDAY, 10th "MARCH. ' ' " *"' - ______ OVEBtTTBE AT 8 P.M. " ADMISSION FREE. A collection will be made during the Evening. , 439 D" POWELL AND COMPANY, • • AUCTIONEERS, &c.,. Have removed into the premises -in Esk street, lately occupied by Mr de Beer, and opposite to the National Bank, where their sales will in f uture be conducted, including Saturday night auctions. ' • i All/account sales settled every Monday morning. O" „A. C. B. SOCIETY. * ST. MARY'S BRANCH, No. 9&. TheQiDOve Soeietv -will cclebTate the ,AnriiversSiy'of St. Patiick by-''** TEA MEETING and 'DANCE /to be held in the Drill Shed 'on March 17th.-' Tea on'the table at 8.30 p.m. t> Sirigle tickets, 5s 6d; double, 8s Gd, to" be had of the Committee and atthe*lpor, ' J f \ v / -D: R. LA3VLOB. . '.}.''' • •■ ' s ' President. - WE, the undersigned, have this day en- * tered into partnership as Banistcis, Solicitors: 1 &a, tinder the style or firm of Wade^'and Hall. The business of the fiim will"^be earned, on in the premises in" Esk street; hitherto' occupied by the 'urMei signed F.WlWade. * • , /' ' " FREDK. W.'WADE, " • iV *. .'"' ";',, W> Hi-'HALL. '/ Invercargill^ 6th March,' lß79. '479' ' — ' v;r t - = rrf' h''e' a t r'^e roy-al. TO-NIGHT, THURSDAY, MARCH 4th. GRAND MELO-DRAMATICAL-MUSICAL ; if - ENTERTAINMENTS. BjENEFIT OP M"R Wm. HOSKINS, V And his last appearance .in New Zealand. Vjl^ - FaTesvell- TToutr t < And First and Last Appearance of the cele- ; , brated Comedian, , > M L R; "WILL IAM H'OSKIN.S, " Who finally leaves New Zealand on a faiewell >:\ Australian tour in a few weeks. ' , MDILLp. ALICE CHARBONNET, Ihelfascinating and world-renowned Pianiste. MlB3 TILLY Andrews, the accomplished and versatile Actress. "Professor"- Qltjjtsam (aged 11 years) _-,/ presides at the Orchestra. The entertainment, the choicest and rnosfrver3atile ever performed here r -will commence with the brilliant and sparkling comedy by Charles Dance. Ejq.. entitled THE MORNING CALL ! Sir Edward' Aident Mr Wm. Koskixs Fanny Chil-ington Mis? Tilly, Andrews. To conclude with a Giand ' DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL OLIO ! Piajxa Recital — Scherzo Choj)in. f V Mdlle. Alice Charboxnet. " Descriptive. Song— "See how it Sparkles" Trie great bravura f loni Lecoq v s opera of GLrofle-Girofla Miss Tii ly' Andi ews SHAKESPEARIAN READING !" J (By special request), -..Me. Wm. Hoskisj. _ Who will recite THE REGICIDE OF DUNCAN, Fiom Macbeth, Embracing the sth and 7th of the lirst Scene of the, Second-,Act. Pfano recital — *'Le Caruaral A dc Venise" • , _ ' JSicUvlbtff. " l ' Mdlle. Alice Chabboxket. Ballad — " How my;heaa t beats," Miss Tilly Audi ere?-. Piano rsci^al — '"Picsto finale"' of, the Ist, C'onceilo, 2lcn'lthwlu\rC To conclude with the Brillllantly-C/lawslcol and Comic, Sketch, THE SILENT WOMA'N ; ''' • '- Ov,- > THCJiIrGHTIiWOXDIHtOPTKCWOSLD ! -. Artjinr , Met ton Mr -Vm. JElos,kins. (PJayqil .by him foi ."500 consecutive "< ~ ' iughtfa in London) , Hany Sandfoid Mr Jex- aines. Marifinne.,.-., Miss Tilly Amliewb. Popnlar Price" ! , Doprs open tic 7 ;>0 : to eommenrp af 8. Box "pJnii at ,/ t >cob> and liu\i'-, Dcv atieet. FOR SALE,— Mdlle ' Altce ChaibonnetV scmi-Giaud Piano, used tlu.'ing her iTcw ' Zealaiicl iour — a new insUiiiuent, and especially eelcoted by her.