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Auckland Star, Volume VII, Issue 1894, 13 March 1876, Page 3

pKINCE OF -WALES^THEATRE. Lessee / .. .. Mr. B. J. De'LiM^ DirectrflS3 S~) .. Miss Lydia Hpwarde. ik^T/FIVE NIGJ#?S MISS LYDIA^OWARDE. this Q&om/kr^'EN^mG, First production in Ni^w Zealand o*<he Celebrated Opera Boufre, in tnree acts, entitled, /nemesis. °^ Rpdalie, Miss Lydla Howarde, SupportedvfSy Mdlle. Solange Navaro, Miss Jennie NjfC Mr. H. Power, and the Dramatic Company. In preparation-ERA DIAVOLO. piTY HALL. LAST FOUR NIGHTS OF SMITH'S NEW COMBINATION! THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, A N N O O T —NEW —T , H H E E _R . RPROGEAMME! DELIGHTED AND HIpCHLY-PLEASED AUDIENCES NKjJHTLY TESTIFY TO THE B*JaUTY OF THE NEST SCENES AND f ACTS. / \ MOBE STAETHNG NOVELTIES WILLARD, A Z E L I A, VERONA, AND WEBB'S MARIONETTES! TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT! MISS LANE, IN NEW SONGS OF SENTIMENT. MR. CARY, THE FAVOURITE BARITONE. ? % TUESDAY, MARCH 14, GREATEST BILL OF THE SEASON FOR THE BENEFIT OF AZBLIA. k i P. H. KIRBY, Agent. mJEMPLARI BENEFIT SOCIETY. All Members of th% 10 G T connected with above are earnestly requested to atjwirti the Sjftcial General Meelinj? called for TuesjlrtyT 14th irisiin order to protect their interesjpr It is desirab* that every member should hp^resant."vFe WMARKET HiLL. VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT by tbeLEABIHa Amateubs of Auckland, T BIS EVJJfftNG. The following gentlemen will aporar :—Messrs P. Doran, E. O'Hare, G. Forbes, "V^Otoran, A. Smith, H. Milburn, Mettam Bros., thjyßoneless Boy, and a host of others. jf The Programme to compriaeComio and Sentimental Songs, Ballads, Recitations/single and Double Dances, Acrobatic Feats, Negro/Sketches dafk Farces. Mr. Milburn will preside ac the Pianoii'Selecyjuadrille Party (by invitationl«ter the per»rn/anj(K Prices of AdmUraion: Front gfeaWj^s 6d; Baok Seats, Is 6d. n*Ora open at 7.30. /JT Tickets may be had from Messrs Tait, chemist; McNeill, >reer; Well, bootmaker; Jenkinß, draper; and thejftoyal George Hotel. _ Two^Busses will leave the Auckland Hotel for 'Newmarket at 7 and 7.15 p.m. THE Separation Question \ To-night at the Meetin J ofJJ^STJames's Toung Men'a Association. , *■ TVf 0 T~~ I C ■ E. TO COACH/MAKERS, WSEELWJM<?HTS, - I AND OTHERS. J^ A RIRE^OPPO^roNITY. To be DispoSSfl^or, Business in ths above line, jin one oftfle best poaitiols in auckl and, with an extensiva/Yard, Shop, aid Sheds, and nearly- a five yeay^lease. I The presenV'occupier giving up on account of ill-health, jf For particulars apply to S H. MANN, Coach Builder, Queen-streot. T 0 G. Ti SXAE/oa<N'EWTONjKDGE. MUSICAL and/LiaSAjir ENTJ!mA)(NMENT in the Congregationaljdrchool-roomfJfPewton, on T HTTRSDAY, March JW*lB76, by tjfi/Jest Amateur Talent in Auckland.>Trofessor Bufflnscow will preBide at the Pianoforte. Befreshments provided. Admission, Is. 0 V A LjMJOTEL, GlffhingaT— GehtlemenMe/pfiling chaa(^s of fiitf, sefU^tfoing, &c, will finy pood/accomwodatic^r» tbjrcibove hotel. Luncheija 9tjf p.m^^Dinner a)T6^Terms, 3i)s per week. 'Bimeavef^ie hotel eyfljr&our from 7 30: five minutes from^ail. "^ *T H. FULLER, Proprietor. ITY WEST No. 2 PUBLIC SCHOOL, WEIiLINGTON-STRBapIr The Evening Classes wiiy^e-opened4n MON DAY, March 6, at 7 p.m. Jr ± fl Terms :—Senior Claswsnglish, Arjthmjlto, Book keeping, &c, is 6d .jges week. Junior BlerMWarj Class, Is per vteek.^r I I Jr Fbenoh Ci-ASMre, conducted by MonaWF. Peltzer of the Collesgrot Henri Quatre, laris. Terms, li per lesßon ai< one hour; ihree lessons per week, 2i 6d <r i. , : '.-_ ■ "A UCKLAND & MERCER RAILWAIi LATE Vr^lN. TTntil further notic«i^a^ate Train will leav Onehungi for Auckland every Saturday night a 7.0, returning from Auckland at 11.16. By order, , ; A. V. MACDONALD, d , A Genero^Jbuiager'.; OARD and//«ESiß^Oil for tw respectable JjW— BWMtlre»H, Ipplyito t tli Star ■•office. - <1"'': ;^^^"' ■I "