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Auckland Star, Volume XVII, Issue 125, 31 May 1886, Page 1

Amusements. ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE. Lessees Messrs Rignold & Allison Business Manager L. J. Lohr General Business Agent Liody TO-NIGHT, At 7 45 f^i. EORGE T) IGNOLD, ijTEORGE XVIGNOLD, Supported by ; MISS K\TE BISHOP • AND CARKFULLY-SKI.ECTED COMPANY. The Management bog to announce to the Theatrical Public of Auckland THK KIRST 1 OF THK SERIES OP recent London successes, t Which will be produced during thb Klgnold RIGNOLD' ™ND f ALLISON Have the Sole right in the Southern Hemisphere, Viz- ' George R. Simms's and Henry Pettitt'B Great Military Drama, IN THE BANKS. IN THE RANKS. IN THE RANKS. Its success in England, America, and Australia has beeu overwhelming: and unprecedented, and tor over two years It held the boards of the ADELPHI THEATRE, LONDON. It will be placed on the Stage with that Completeness customary under this management, . and will bo Illustrated by Scenery ' Painted by HABBB and LITTLE. i All due care and attention has been taken to ' make it, and the management confidently expect, ANOTHER GKNUINE SUCCESS. . To be interpreted by the Largest and Most : Powerful Company of Artists :— NedDbayton .. Mb Geobqe Rignold Colonel Wynter .. Mr JP. Cathoart Gideon Blake .. .. Mr Albert Marah Captain Holcroft .. Mr H. Hambro Farmer Berrio- .. Mr B\ Bradley Joe Buzzard ... .. Mr Joe Tolano Richard aeltou .. Mr James A. Meade Sergeant Searle .. Mr Newton Griffiths Mr Timmlns .. ». Mr A. Isaacson Mr Lechmere .. .. Mr Wilson Curtis Mr Reynolds Warder.. „ .. Mr Wilkins O'FJanigan .. ..Mr Martindale Village Constable .. Mr Edward Vincent The Tiger .. .. Mr J. W. Hazlitt Barker .. .: .. Mr W. B. Harrison BlllTurvey .. .. Mr Mclntyre Kurcher .. .. Mr J. R. Page Bloxam Mr Robson A Rough .. .. Mr King Corporal O'Leary .. Mr J. vv. Sweeney Sentry Mr K. Maxwell, jun. Boy Master WaUy O'Brien Ruth Herrtck .. Miss Kate Bishop Barbara Horrick .. Miss Lucia Harwood Mrs Buzzard ~ .. Mrs Geo. Rismold Mrs Timmins.. .. Miss Maggie Langue villa Polly Timmins .. Miss Maggie Masters MraWhiffen.. .. Misa Mary Anderson Mrs Parkley .. .. Miss Cisey Williams Mrs Grendle .. .. MissAshton Dinah Miss Athena Claudius Mrs O'Flannigan .. Miss Martindale " A lie which Is all a lie may be met and fought with outright, But a lie which is part a truth la a harder matter to fight."—Tennyson. The Multifarious Scenes from the Imported London Models from the Artistic Brushes of HABBE AND LITTLE. The extensive Mechanical if fffeots by Mr E. Hundey. The Properties by Mr T. Graham. Limelight under the charge of Mr F. Newson. Overture, Bntr'aots. and the Incidental Musio by Mr hi. Hall. Stage Managers: Messrs J. F. Cathcart and J. W. Hazlitt. Prices of Admission t Drees Circle, 6s; Orchestra Stalls, 48; Stalls, 2s 6d: Pi>, Ib. Pox plan at. Kifirt and Wiiaman c ; tickets here for Stalls also. Children in arms not admitted. NO FREE LIST. ST. GEORGE'S HALL, CORNER OF PONSSONBY ROAD, NEWTON. GREAT SUCCESS OF HOOPER'S SPECIALITY COMPANY. SECOND PERFORMANCE THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, MAY 31. ENTIRE CHANGE OF \PROGRAMMB. GREAT WALTZING COMPETITION. Handsome China Tea Service for beßtLady, and Valuable-Meerschaum Pipe for best Gentleman Waltzers. All parts of the Hall-ONE SHILLING. Ball, One ShilliiK extra. No Free List. See programmes. t>onsonby hall. to-mcHTro w, TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1886. Under patronage of Captain Commandant I>e Roy i»nd the whole of the Naval Artillery, and Coast Guards. GRAND PERFORMANCE BY THE DBMUERA Ty/TINSTRELS, IN An) OP THE PONSONBY ROWINB CLUB. The above Minstrels will give one of their CELEBRATED ENTERTAINMENTS, Consisting of Chair Performance, Choic9 Selection of Songs and Bal'ads, To conclude with the Screaming Farce, PUT UP YOUR THUMB. "TICKETS TWO SHILLINGS, To be had from W. Miller. Wellesley-street; D. Geddls, Newton Bureau ;. J. W. Dickaon, Welleßley-street r or any member of Committee. T>UBLIC HALL ONEHUNGA. FOR THREE DAYS ONLY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY, 3rd, 4th, and sth June. OPEN DAILY from two to five and seven to THE ONLY PERFECT MODEL Of the Great Astronomical and Apostolic CLOCK OF STRASBURG Ever constructed. PROCESSION OP THE TWELVE APOSTLES Every fifteen minutes. THE BLESSING OF THE SAVIOUR. THE DBNIAL OF PETER. STEALTHY VISITS OF BATAN. Admission—One Shilling; Children. Sixpence. WAIKATO TOVFNS TO FOLLOW. C. JAMESON, Proprietor. . W. QIFFETT, Agent. pi H 0 R A L HALL. ORCHEf TRAL SOCIETY'S MONTHLY CONCERTS, held on the FIRST FRIDAY in , , eaoh Month. Conductor: Herr Carl Bchmltt. June Concert on FRIDAY NEXT. June i. Programme in to-morrow's issue. Prices as usual: 2s 6d and Is. or five 2s 6d tickets for 10s. No Reserved Seats. Tickets at all Stationerb'. H. F. KUGKR, Hon. Sec Rduc&cional RITING !! WRITING !! — Good Writing guaranteed in a Series Of VI Lessons (Ladies or Gentlemen). Termß:—P/i----vately, one guinea arid a-half; Day and Evening Classes, one guinea. — Apply T. Harle Giles, Professor of Writing, A.M.P. Buildingfi, No. 3, 148, Queen-street. < MR F. B. WOOD BA M Teacher of the PIANOFORTE AND HARMONIUM. Address, Care of Mr A. Eady, Auckland Musio Warehouse, Queen-street. CHEAP DALE OF & . New and Fashionable MILLINERY, HATS, FLOWERS, Etc., etc. J. GILMOUR, of karangah4peroad and symonds-st., Baa commenced a Great Clearing; Sale of Millinery, Hats Flowers, and Feathers. He has jnst rect ived an immense stock of the Newest and Most Fashionable Shapes in Hats, Trimmed and Unt rimmed, for the Winter Season; and as the season is well advanced they will be sold now at Jod Prices to clear in time:— Ladies' Trimmed Hats, at 7s 6d and 8s 6d, will be sold at is (id and 4s lid. Ladies' Beaver and Felt Hatg, at 6s 64 and7s6d, willbeßoldat 3s6dand4s6d. Ladies' Felt Riding Hats, nicely Trimmed, from 3s lid to 4s 6d. Ladies' Untrlmmed Straws, of the Newrst Sharps and Colouis, at from 8s downwaids, will be sold at from 3a (id aown to 2d each. Also, a large assortment of Children's Hats will be sold equally cheap. Feathers to match the Hats (Original prices 2a to 2s 6d) will be sold at 9d toua. Beautiful Pon Pons. &c. value 2s 6d, w,ill be sold at from 7d to 93. Also a great reduction in Ribbons and Ornaments will bo mado. Untrlmmed Bonnets, Hats, etc. bought can be Trimmed with despatch by competent milliners on the premises, at from 3d to 9d. during the Sale.. Customers and tho Pnblic generally are respectfully invited to take advantage of this Genuine Cheap Bal_. It will save them 50 per cent, in their purchases of Winter Millinery. J. GILMOUR, Draper, OR! TCarar gahape Road and Symonds-streot,