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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXIII, Issue 42, 14 February 1896, Page 15

Mr A. J. Barth and Signor Squarise have arranged a complimen* tary concert to Misa Blanche Joel, which takes place at tbe Choral Hall on the 14th inst. All the local favourites including Miss Bose Blaney, Miss Kitty Blaney, Mrs Wakefleld Holmes, Mrs J. Coombs, Miss Cooper, Mr Harry Smith, Mr Jago and others will contribute. Miss Joel, who has always been recognised as one of oar sweetest and most artistic singers, will sing her old favourite, " Daddy," and also play as a piano solo, the " Schiller March," by Meyerbeer- Lisst, There should be a capital house. Messrs Dwan Bros, the well known hotel brokers of Willli Btreet, Wellington, report having sold Mr B. Oxner's interest in the Metropolitan Hotel, Molesworth Btreet, Wellington, to Mr M. Lah* man, late of the Post Office Hotel, Palmerston North ; Mr J. Couchman's interest in the Mount Egmont Hotel, Midhurst, to Mr John Theobald, late of the Bailway Hotel, Johnsonville ; Mr William Ryao's interest in tbe Empire Hotel, Palmerston North, to Mr Thjm s Proctor, late of Foxtun ; Mr Albert White's interest in tbe the Commercial Hotel, Kapongn, Taranaki, to Mr William Farqubar, of Wellington ; and Mr George Dennis' interest ia the Te Aro Hotel, Upper Willis stieet, Wellington, to Mr Georga Rylan3, an old Wellington resident recently returned from Sydney. Aa Messrs Dwan Bros' business is very extensive in this line, intending purchasers of hotels can always rely on getting the soundest and fullest information. Ia our advertising columns will be found some hotel properties for sale. Bland Holt's Dramatic Company commence a return farewell season at the Princess Theatre on Tuesday evening next the 18th inst., when the powerfal drama " Saved from the Sea," will be produced. The well known merits of Bland Holt and his splendid company have been recognised throughout the Colony and this coupled with the fact that the prices have been lowered on account of this being a return season, crowded houses may with safety be anticipated. We would strongly recommend our country friends who wish a genuine night's amusement to patronise this entertainment. P. P.P. — The great remedy lor Sciatica, Sprains, Neuralgia. To be had from all chemists. — ADVT. Mr A. Morrißoc, family butcher, Frederick street, has commenced business, and can supply meat of first-class quality, and at lowest prices, for cash. We would advise our subscribes, in Dunedin and suburbs, to give him a trial. Mr Morrison will be happy to wait on families for orders, and, it is needless to siy, that they will be punctually attended to. We would call attention to the bargains offered by Messrs Strange and Co, Cbristcburcb, on page 5 of this ißeue. Fitzgerald's Circus Company, after a successful tour through the Colony, will open in Danedm on tbe 18th ins'ant. The show contains many new novelties recently imported. The principal being Madame Adeline Antonio, an aerial gymnast, who turns a double somersault from the top of the tent into a net; Professor Charles Peart, from the Indian Exhibition, who will dive from a height of 115 ft into a tank 6fi square. The Alton Toun of acrohatfl ; H' golia, a gymnast; nnl Ted Leonard, a celebrated clown, a:e included among the novelties T »re is also tbe talking horse, Mahomet, a perfect equine wonder Mahomet's feats include telling the numbers put on a slate by members of the audience, and arswennp questions put by his trainer, Mr E. L. Probasco.

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