INTERPROVINCIAL SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. (Per Press Agency.)

A large nnd highly gratified audience again assembled in tho Masonic Hall lost evening. There being a nightly change of programme, the entertainment palls not on the appetite of the play-going public There are jests and puns for the lovers thereof, really good dancing for the votaries of Terpsichore, doublee ntendrcs for those who have ears to hear and the power to understand ; comio and laugher-pro voking songs, and Something far better than all these things combined, in the opinion of some, excellent and well-trained voices. It will thus be understood that the bill of fare provided it consider ably " mixed." The rendering of the quartette, whioh was vociferously encored, " What shall he have that killed the deer," was well worth alone the cost of Admission, There Are such a lot of char latans at the present time, and have been for several years, wAndoring through New Zealand, who find it a very happy money hunting ground, that it really is a pleasure to go to an entertainment where you are certain befo'-e doing so, of knowing that yon will be enabled without a feeling of weariueas to wait until you tee the curtain fall. You can fel assured on this head when you make up your mind to hear the Chicago Minstrels. We have no hesitation in pronouncing it "a good show." There are only two more oppor tunities, to-night and Monday night, for those who intend hearing and seeing the Troupe before they wander away to the far North. Having said so much to the public, it may be as well to add a line for the benefit of the Minstrels themselves. It is this — If they oleave well together they will have goocf houses and prosperous times throughout the Colony.
