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Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 23, 28 January 1891, Page 8

Amusement*. f\ P E kTa. i 0 U S E.Director A. L. Cunard POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF PRESENT' PROGRAMME. ■°f*«li HARVEY MINSTRELS-All New Performers Each Item Doubly Encored Nightly. Entire New Programme TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) m~ New Programme To-morrow m* PopjUa l^n?f 3jJ i Js 1 2s : _^a^Wil^ n> ' LAST NIGHT ! LAST NIGHT! LAST NIGHT! IRSwlfn ~T* Q MITH . jt_j D W AKD X . O MITH THE SECOND GOUGH. 'IHE SECOND GOUGH. ROARS OF L^UGH™ g AND SHOWERS GRAND EIvTSRTAINMENT. OETIC KeCITaII HUMOROUS, PATHETIC, DRAMATIC. . Mk SMITH will recite : " The Fireman's Wedding." * In the Engine Shed.' " Our Folks." " Ned Ridgewajr's Escape." I he Drunkard's Story." " Nothing to Wear." )| A City Tale." " '-The Young Man who Always Kept his Engagements." A Concert at R " (by special request).' Solos and Choruses by tho Choir. COME EARLY. COME EARLY. Doors open at quarter-past 7. For the convenience of the public, the Ticket Office at the City Hall will be open for the sale of Circle Tickets throughout the city. Admission : Dress Circle, One Shilling; Body of Hall, Free. R EDWARD T. SMITH, "THE SECOND GOUGH," has a few vacant dates before proceeding Southwards, and is open to accept engagements from suburban churches or in small townships. Address: N.Z. ALLIANCE OFFICES, 320, Victoria Arcade, Auckland. Note.—Many churches have found that Mr Smith's Recitals have not only proved an in" teliectual treat for their members, but have also greatly increased their membership and augmented their funds. TO THE PUBLIC OF AUCKLAND/ MISS AMY VAUGHAN begs to state to her patrons that neither herself nor any member of her Amazon Company has any connection, whatever with the Moa Minstrels, and wishes to announce that, after the Benefit tendered to the sufferers by tiie Huntly disaster, she will not appear in Auckland until further notice. AMY VAUGHAN. Aquatics. A UCKLAND REGATTA Entries for LADIES' RACE SHIPS , GIGS GREASY BOOM DUCK HUNT will be rec ;ivod on Flagship. Committee meet at 8 o'clock THIS EVENING. Bands meet at Milne and Choycc's at9a.m. CHAS. C. DACHE, Hon. Sec. A UCKLAND REGATTA. JLJ§ THURSDAY NEXT. JANUARY 29th. FLAGSHIP - UVIOn 3.5. COMPANY'S FINE STEAMER TS ANAU. ,J i ' ■-^α*®-' Admission to same by Ticket, sold on v/hm at 2a 6d each. ■ Flagship will make trip outside Harbour after last race. Admission to Wharf, Is. Band provided i'or Fias'shio and Wharf. CHAS C. DA CUE, Hon. Sec. Tenders. SURVEYING.— Tenders wanted for Sur- .... VOTing a Block of Land, about_ 150.000 acres, in or near District o' Aotea and Kawhia. —Full parl.icu'ars, apply Mrs Gosset, offOrakei Road, Remucra. rtt-a. rpENDERS WANTED JL for ADVANCE ON " ■ l <\. BOTTOMRY BOND on Barque - ' '•■' CONFEKENCE, now at Helens. II ■■ ■'■■ ",,-. .-: J»i.\iy,.. J. _-, .-. vl U e> Lowest or any tender not neeessanly accepted. For particulars, apply W. J. RONAYNE' Aeent. Vulcan Lane. Education Department, Welling:oi, January 21,1891. rpENDERS vrill be received up to noon of A. the 16th February fer the Erection of a Native and Teacher's Kestdenceat Poroporo, near AVhakatane. Plars. etc.. nW be seen and tonus ot tender obtained at tna Public Works Ofiice, Auckland, whore tenaeif may be lodged. Wμ. JAS. HABENS, ■ . Secretary for Educatioa \*7RITTEN TENDERS will be received V? at this Office up to Noon of SATURDAY, the 14th February. 1891, lor the Coal Siaitha iExtenbion Contract of the Westpor Harbour Works. They a o to be piarked outside. " Tender for Coal Staiths Extension Contrac, and addressed to tne Chairman of tie J.oara. Telegraphic tenders will be received it presented at any telegraph office by Noon ot the same date, provided written tenders are lodged at any of the offices below mentioned, by the same hour. The offices referred to are the Public Works Offices, Auckland, Wellington, Chrietchurch, Dunedin, Greymoutb, the Kanway Managers' Offices, Wanganui. Napier. Nelson, Invercargill. Drawings, specifications, and general conditions may be seen at the same offices, and at this office. The lowest Or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. F. W. MARTIN, Chairman.^ m ob v i l d - IFr s; Tenders will be received until Noon on THURSDAY, February sth, for the Erection of a Villa at Mount St. John, Epsom. Plans, etc., at my Offices, Old Council Chambers, High-street. y Architect.^ REAKING-DO W N~SAW MILL AND TIMBER SLIP. CUSTOMS-STREET WEST. The time for receiving Tenders for above Contract is Extended to noon on SAI ukuai. Bth February. JOHN BOYLAN, Assoc. M. Inst. C.E., Engineer. () CONTRA CTO RS. FIREPROOF STRONG ROOMS. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY'S BUILDING. Tenders are invited for above, due on FRIDAY, 6th February, 1891, at noon. BURROWS & MITCHELL.^ St. -. ard bartley, ARCHITECT STICHBUKY'S BUILDINGS. QUEBN-STREKT. MAHONEY ARCHITECTS. QUEEN-STREET. AUCKLANB.