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Auckland Star, Volume VII, Issue 1905, 27 March 1876, Page 3

PRTNCE OP WALES THEATRE. The Last and GKAND FAKE WELL PERFORMANCE by the LI2DIA HOWABDE TROUPE (Prior to their departure South by the Southern Crosß), THIS EVENING, MAKCH 27, On which occasion will be produced (by request), Herve's celebrated masterpiece, CHILPERIC! 0 B I L P B RIC ! CILILPERIC! To be followed by Meiton's Extravaganza, LA CHATTE BLANCHE! LA CHATTE BLANCHE] LA CHATTE BLANCHE! On account of thin great Double Programme, the performance will commence at 8 sharp. Mr. R. W. CARY, the favorite baritone, who has been engaged, will make his first appearance in Opera Bouffc, as Dlviliacus the Druid. R. W. Gary as Divitiaciiß ! Mies FTowarde an Chilperic! Mdlle. Navaro as Landry! Miss Jennie Nje as Freddygondo ! Mr H. Power as Fatout! Mr Collier as Don Novosa ! Supported by the entire Theatre Company. Reserved Seats may be secured, and Tickets obtained, at Upton and Co.'s Dribs Circle Circle, 4s; Stalls, 2s 6d ; Pit, Is. Dooia open at 7.30, overture at eight sharp. p\ RAND CONCERT AND BALL. \Jf LottNE-STREET HALL. WEDNESDAY, 29rH MARCH, 1876. For a Special Benevolent Purpose. Commutes—-T. W. C«rr, Chairman ;E. Hr-ighwav, NG; W. Godwin, G M.; W. J. Ellis, V.G. ;C. Overton, E S. ; 11. Waite, Meldrum, Hitchins, aDd Andre*, from a>y of whom Tickets and all information may be obtained. rJ ickets—Conceit and Bail, Front Seats, 33. Concert-- econd *eats, 2s ; Gallery, Is; Bill, 3s. Doors c.pen at 7p m to c.o«nm>'nce at 7.30. ]t<hefir*al tbiseve&ing, Lorne->.t'eet Ball, at 7.30. Splendid Programme in future issue. CHARLES B. ANDRKW. Hon Sec, to the Committee. cTTv&EEN ELIZABETH, THE V^ LAST.OF THE TUDORS," A LECTURE on tho above subject will be deliveied next THURSDAY EVENING, 80th infant, at the Young Men's Rooms, by WM. EASTWOOD, Esq. Svlabus :— State of England at the death of Queen Mary. . Elizabeth's Policy. England at War with Franco. Claiui3 of Mary Stuart. Troubles of the Low Countries. Seizure of tlio Spanish Shipc The Execution of Mary Stuart. The Arm art a Death of Queen Elizabeth. Selictions of Music will be given during the evening. Commencing at 7 30. Admission, Gd. Proceeds in oid of tho Mount Edon Sunday-School Building b'n d. T O. O. F., M. U., A. D. Loyal Good Intent Lodge, No. 43C9. a -Ts X Odd Fellows' Hall, Cook-street, '*>" <s> J- Auckland, March 27,1876. rs, ©/-I? 7 The M< lnbers of tho above Lodge Kfi^'i'iii-tfv m arc rtqucstod to meet in this Lodge A7iQ%?M4»'<Roomwi TUESDAY afternoon Iho iSf ;/:' ■','[> gsR 28th inßtant, at a quarter past two, £&Wv , Wsk for the purpose of following to the #!PS»«gfiSip»Vßil»niMln« of the late wife WiswSW of Lro- Jamoß Mack> JS&S^STiirak No regalia. Members of other Lodges respectfully invited to attend. H. J. SMITH, Secretary. pARRIER PIGEON'S for Sale.— \-J Apply at the Star Office. "tT IO TORI A QUADRANT. For Sale, four Allotments and two Cottages ; 94 feet frontage. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Land Agents, Fort-street. ■WTOTICJfI OF REMOVAL. M I S S HILL Begs to inform the inhabitants of Ponsonby, and the Parents of her Pupilß, that she will remove to her new resideuce, Wentworth House, Ponsonby, and that she has not disposed of the goodwill of her School. M iss Hill will be prepared to receive a limited number of Boarders, her house being large, well ventilated, and replete with every requirement for their comfort. School Duties will commence on WEDNESDAY, 19tn April. AUCKLAND SCOTTISH VOLUNTEERS. The Monthly Inspection Parade will be heia in the Drill-shed on TUESDAY, the 28tU instant, at 7.30 p.m. Uniform: Undress, arms and accoutrements/ By order. JOflN MOWBRAY. Captain. RS. KAYE WEIGHT begs to inform Parents and Guardians that on Wednesday, April 19, she will assume the control of the School at present conducted by Miss Hill, in Hobsonstreet. Under her personal charge the greatest care aid attention will be devoted to Imparting to her Pupils a thoroughly sound Education in all its branches. Mrs. Wright having studied Music and the Modern Languages under eminent Masters both in London and on the Continent, possessing many testimonials as to her attainments, and having held a high position under the Board of Education in this province during the past three years (which is a sufficient guarantee as to her capabilities as a Teacher), confidently anticipates giving the utmost satisfaction to the Parents of those Pupils who may be entrusted to her care. TTNION BEACH GOLD MINING COMU PANY (LIMITED). The Share Register will be closed from noon of "Wednesday, the 29th instant, until noon of Monday, 3rd A pril, when a Dividend of Five Shi)]ir><rs per Share will be payable, at the office of the Company, 21, Insurance Buildings, Auckland. J. FRIAR CLARKE, Secretary. Auckland, 24th March, 1876. I~PUNERAL NOTICE. I The Friends of the late Mrs. Bloomfield | are invited to attend the Funeral, which will H leave the residence, Albert Barracks, TO- a MORROW AFTERNOON, at i o'clock. i HOLLOWaY & GARLICK, i Undertakers. H MRS. WOOD, Upper Wakefieldstreet, Certificated Mid-wife and Monthly Nurse, begs to inform the laaies of Auckland and its vicinity that she will be open to any engagement, and by strict attention and kindness hopes to gain their patronage. ATAHUHU DISTRICT BOARD. Notice is hereby given that, according to Clause three (3) of the Act for Registration of Electors, that all Mules whose Rates hav<> not been paid on or before the 31st instant, will forfeit their right to vota as Electors. Dog Collars can be lid on application to Mr Calvert. E. PLTJMLEY, Chairman^ TTNITED NEW ZEALAND MEN SERU VANT3' ASSOCIATION. General Meeting at the British Hotel THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock. TTICTORIA RIFLES, A.R.V. Members of all ranks, including Band, are hereby warned for Monthly and Annual Inspection on luesday (To-morrow), 28th instant at 7.80 p.m. sharp. Undress Uniform, arms and accoutrements. By order, T. C. SELF. Color-Sergt,, Secretary.