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CITY HALL. • RAROTONGAN NATIVE TROUPE. SINGERS AND DANCERS. THE SUMMER ISLE OF EDENITES IN THEIR PASTIMES. In response to numerous requests, the Rarotongan Native Troupe will give Three Performances in the CITT HiLL, VIZ., ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NEXT; And, for the Convenience of Country Residents and Children, ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Most attractive programmes (including the one which proved such an EMPHATIC SUOCEsSS on Sunday last) will be given. Of Sunday's performance the Star says :— " Through- out the hymns were splendidly rendered both as to time and harmony. The performance was exceedingly creditable, and well worth hearing." The Herald says :— " The time kept was splendid ; each part was rendered in perfect time and tune, and the singing was sweetness itself, the notes being as clear as those of a musical instrument." Box plan at Wildinan's, Victoria Arcade. ADMISSION : Dress Circle, 3s ; Stalls, 2s; Pit, Is. Doors open at 7, commencing at 7.45 p.m. GLADSTONE HALL, NORTHCOTE, TO LET, from 5s Upwards. The Hall and Picnic Grounds for Sale. JUBILEE AMUSEMENTS. GO AND SEE THE Tfc/jUSICAL TVUDGET, SHORTLAND-STREET (Next to Post Office). Great Reduction in Prices on all kinds of Mnsie. MUSIC, SONGS, VALSES, PIECES, Etc., From 2d to Is lOd per Copy. AH Music can be tried over before being Purchased, LARGE ASSOftTMEN V of PIANOS from £10 to £45. Agent for the Sweet Tone, Belling Piano. gELLIFG O FF! PREMISES COMING DOWN ! BARGAINS ! OARGAINS ! ARGAINS ! _O ARGAINS ! THE WHOLE OF OUR VALUABLE STOCK, Consisting of £15,C00 Worth of TOBACCO, CIGAES, MEERSCHAUM, NEW ZEA- LAND WOOD, BRIAR ROOT, AND CHERRY 'PIPES, TENNIS RACKETS AND BALLS, NETS AND POLES, CRICKETING AND FOOT- BALL GOODS, LAWN BOWLS, &c. THE WHOLE MUST BE CLEARED BY THE 31st OF DECEMBER NEXT. GREAT BARGAINS ! COME AND SEE XX "El T>ARTRIDGE §|& If^Q^ JQUEEN-STBEET. *

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