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Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 4524, 28 November 1884, Page 1

Amusements. A BBOTT'S OpERTA HOUSE. Lessee and Directress..'.. Miss Louise Crawford.. GREAT A SUCCESS GREAT 0K SUCCESS Miss Louise Crawford's Interpretation of duo ..- characters, Louis and Fabien DieFranchl, in . ; . the Continental Drama, --.■■'■ • ■■■ .--.., HPHE QORSICAN /BROTHERS. > WilnessediasteveninghyaLargeandAppreoia- , I - ... • tive Afldlencp. TO-NIGHT I (Friday) TO:NIGHT J ;• Will be presented for (fie Last Time. In order.toV,, make room for other productions, :.v THE CORSICAN BROTHERS t . . The Great Duel Scene. • ,f : ; .[ To-morrow (Saturday)—lmmense and Double . Attraction-rThe Great Nautical Sensational ■ Drama; '.■'. .-' . .. ... THE SHIP ON FIRE; or, tho Seaman's Guid., ing Star. Box Office at Mr Lennox's; Stationer. .". ■*' ,'j . Doors open at 7.30: overture at 8. Admission—4s, 2s 6d, and IB.' '..__' '"■ "■"';:■.■: R. B. WISEMAN, Manager and Treaanrer. * Q T. J A-M E S'S_ H A L L. r ' MONDAY, DECEMBER 15,1881. . ■{■■ . i PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY'S CONCERT. <>... I i Hcrr Tutschkd, Conductor.:; ...,'.:*;' Tickets, Is. 2b. : A Programme'shortiy., TT\ HE A T.R E ROYA, L. . i A-RAND ItAZAAR^and F&NCY FAlßitt'.:•'• sttdiof the' funds, of. tjt _*_ury's,<Oonve_t, Pon- _ Snby'. willb'e opened in tho aboveThetttre'iia".>■ - , 'MONDAY, December 22. -:-._■.. ' Donations i_f Goods,'etc., ■will be thankfully . roceivedat the Convent, Ponsonby ;St. Patrick a * , Soho-l, Hobspn-atreeti.orby the fo-Qwlhglaß.'. { * stall-holders •iMRS Lanioan; Mrs Lewisson, - *';. theJMtsß-sTo__iMi_sK.S__EE_AN7 ' ;.■'.,.• • EOS HER VILLB ■_ GARDENS,;^ I ST.HEEIER'S BAY. THE PLACE TO' SPEND A .PLEASANT, i ' ' • , '.DAY.. « '•; '. • * THE P.S. TONGARIRO - '•' Will leave St Heliers Bay every.WEDNESi DAY and SATURDAY at 9.:*__■:and... > ! 6 p.m.. and from Auckland at _; ..: •> -. '■; . ,-, and 6 p.m.. On other days ... v.- -j..;...: . .She Will be open for :.-. I'mi ••, .., •. .-j ; o ■- charter. :-.-■•.:- - -J... :.■■■■,■■••■, . ' ONLY HALF AN-HOUR'S JOURNEY -:...-- FROM' AUCKLAND. l ! GLORIOUS'MOONLIGHT TRD. HOME.,']; GARDENS, A*ff> ORCHARD-Wi'l'-11 A6UN- 2 I A DANCE OiF FRUIT. ;' - 4 '.■•'..-\" i LUNCHEONS, DINNERS, AND APART-MBa-T5...-:'.;'..';v^';:: , 7;Mr Eaddy, the Proprietor of _i^ Gardens, wi^:,. I attend Visitors ahd'Picnlo Parties,.and B«> fti ; ' , _. TideaUberalßoale;Otße^eSh_Wintß. ~■ ]~«,;:. . Scrnpulou-Cleanliness and;Cfl__ort|ibse_Vcd« tStrawberrles and "Cream, 'Fishing, Swings,;;' ' Woody Retreats, Ruatio Seats, Sandy Beach, • • ' '-.':; ■ LongPior. '",;*'':■;■: ;' ! ".C*S|S|« Splendid Scenery in Evory'Direction.' .- 1 ';.•■■• --■■ . ■ Grand Sea Bathing. '.'■-' '■■ '.*>.'.:' "■" DANCING .ON THE'; GREEN.; r"-; j Special arrangements made for Pionio Parties,, i. :'..-.'--oiuo-.-.:' : Schools,&o. o '-.-., ,';'.£.■■•>■ I For further particulars apply to ,;;' ! MALCOLMSON ._.'. DE LACY, o; NEW ZEALAND HOUSE, LAND, AND * o.- .EST^E'';AGENOY,', f - V 1 ~,:;•:^-, j / HIGH-STREET, APO-lAND. • S;|T. J AM: EB' SI HA L Lt. J ~ 'FRIDAY, NOVEMBER2B,IBB- ''. |, _ROFE SS 0 R 1. '_. TUO X E "ft. J: . (AUCKLAND U_riV_ftß-_Y COLLEOW WlUdeUver a LECTURE on "DANTE," Not on "Originality in Litoraturo'^as previonsly ~ '-,-., .;-1 advertised, r"". ' * > , ; Proceeds in -aid' of St. James's Hall Debt ';" Extinction Fund.-1 ',: ■'-"' ■•' A" ' ' " ' . 'Admission: Is."'1 '-'■■'• • Commence at Bpm. ■; ;; 1 ~A~ ~~~ ..---...— «--!>.-■■ ■■ '■■ . ■: ..:;ov\,,i, j, .. .....^ ~, j ....-;r.-..;v T :■-..--■-_ ' «;.-- ~- ;■-> '* Spotting -- /v-'.;';■ ' M^^"^ * -,^-V: ;? '* ! £3000 WHjL CLOSE DECEMBER 29/ *'* C; HRISTCHURCH RACES, ; Ist JANUARY, 1885. . -.''^IDSUMM_r//J£A-IDIO_P. 1 '. ' ■ ~''. . - -.■■■,■ .. j, V'■ o-o -~.■ : *-'- ; , ,-'.' ;■.■■ AA j .. |T .6000 'MEMBERS AT ' lOs. T__t i ■. :.-., ,— ', — •'..» o-0.-.o; ;-if*JSl Midsummer-'H'cap: vB3 Cash Awards. ,^y. 30 Nominations. . lat 100.U'........ *100*.iV'.Fir5t....;;,..;..';. -2:„ -0.,;'....;..., KXLi '5ec0nd...'..;..'i... 500 i■„ 25 100 : Third....;........ 250 10 „ 20.....;;;.... 200; Others (div.)...... 300 20.,,: in,.;.......... 200 i. v:.■.o:. i;2O „ 6 :..^..;Ul_O-':.----£2050 .26,, • 6... 130:.. 83 £9_o Each Ticket has Eight Chances, and can obtain' » a Prise in Each Drawing. i This. Consultation -will''.r'enialri open till 29th .: December." Should number exceed 6000, tbo r Prizes:for Horses will be inoreased pro rat<t,.. iuidCaßh'Prizbs_iereased'_i''ni_nb^r. - ~' . "{j.' j Please send P.O. Orders when convenient, and two. stamps for replies, i Country cheques must _ have One Shilling oxohango added. - ■; * 'ADA MANTUA, ' ' ' Care of Mr Abraham, ' "_':'I,'Box 35i;Po_tO_aoe, Dunedin. £3000; £3000 ; Board and Residence. GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, HOBSON-STREET. ,:' Board and Lodging _ .. .. - 30s per WedcV . Single Room .. ..... ~..:■. .. .. 25sperWeek:... WE L LBS LE V HO U SB-: (3 doors from Hobson-Btreet), Wellesley street Weßt-Anokland, New Zealand; 7 BOARD AND: RBan)ENO__. A Good Table kept, lofty and well-ventllatea Bedrooms, Plunge and Shower Baths, and every convenience to ensure the comfort of boarders -'. and visitors.. Terms, £1 per week. ' . , M. MASON. Proprie-resa. ; "'•-:; ;." ■';.■• ' ■ ; BRETT'S , . ,'''■ ~; ALMANAC" ':'.;.-.' -.-■' 'A and ' " AAfi, . PROVINCIAL ; HANDBOOK 7 ' 'A' A/A '-.'for 1885 - - ..■,.... .- • ~,) . ■;.'. .:..■.; -.■ .'. • ;. J Will contain Specialties of a new and attractive , : character, and will be the best Shilling ■ ... Volume ever offered to the public. -.:. r Tho aim of this work is to describe in an In' 7 tercstlug manner the vast resources, tho climate. ;<; and the scenery of tho Auckland Provincial ;• District; its mountains.._arbo_^:riVM*.*naSw - lakes; its forests and its plains; itsonlUvsted. ar.<l waste lands; ami tosho»- foreign capitalists • that our genial olime, rich'»ndj. minerrt ?{» , ducts, anff Intelligent go-ahead^people, oflbrj^' mgSSSF* SolS o?e_ypther part of the world. 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