Paddy Doran has secured Abbott's Opera House, and will open next Saturday with a minstrel troupe. The prices are fixed to suit the times—dress circle 2s, stalls Is, and pit 6d. Full particulars will be advertised.
Messrs Thoe. Cook and Son have sfoown us a new Folder of the Sounds (the second of the series) got up by the Government Survey Department in firstclass style for distribution by this universal tourist firm. Copies can be obtained at the office, Victoria Arcade. Messrs Thomas Cook and Son have secured suitable premises in Sydney, at the corner of George and. Hunter-streets, and the office will be opened about the 15th February. Mr W. T. Cunningham, formerly of the Tourist Bureau, Bridge-street, has been appointed manager. Hβ has an extensive knowledge of tourist requirements. Offices will also be opened in Brisbane and Hobarb. The Melbourne office of the firm, in the Exchange, having proved too small, they move after Ist proximo into more commodious premises at No. 281, Collins-straet, and larger premises will probably be taken shortly in Auckland,
Gas and coke consumers will pleas& notice that Friday next is the last day on which full discount can ba allowed.
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Auckland Star, Volume XX, Issue 19, 23 January 1889, Page 5
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