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Auckland Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 94, 21 April 1892, Page 12

A__mse_i-C___s. ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE. The MONTAGUE-TURNER OPERA SEASON, Commencing on MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 25. A NEW DEPARTURE In the annals of tne Operatic Stage. FIRST-CLASS OPERA AT POPULAR PRICES ! Dress Circl9 and Orchestral Stalls.. -.--Is Family Stalls . _ -. ■■■■■■ ■•••.-». ba PH..J Ono ShillingMANAGERIAL NOTE. In calling attention to the above announcement about prices, the Management beg to say that they are animated with the desire to meet a very widely-expressed wish on the part ot the musical world of Auckland. It is so long since legitimate English Opera was seen here, interpreted by GREAT Artistes like Miss Ann is Montague, Mr Charles Turner, and Mr Edward Farley, supported by an efficient and homogencus Company of known performers and sustained by a complete Chorus and Orchestra, 'that most people desire to attend every Cpcra to be produced during the season. -V itn tius end in view, the prices have been arrant-ed at a lower figure than has ever been charged Detorc in any part of the world by the „,_.._ MONTAGUE-TURNER OPERA COMPANY. The initial performance of the season will be Wallace's ever-popular, romantic, and charming Opera, MARITANA ! MONDAY NEXT, 25tii APRIL. " Scenes that are Brightest" .....«...--• MISS ANNIS MONTAGUE. " Let Me Like a Soldier Fall" _._.-._._. Mr CHARLES TURNER. "In Happy Moments" «- — -._. Mr ED .YARD FARLEY. " Alas Those Chimes" ~.._.__. Mi__ E. A. LAMBERT. Box plan at Wildman's. Price 3: 4s, 2s 6d, la. DUNCAN McCALLUM Business Manager Mo ad. Board Notices. TTAEAKA ROAD DISTRICT. The Annual Meeting of Ratepayers of the Karaka Road District will take place at noon on the 7th day of May, 1832, at the Office of the Board, where the balance-sheet can be seen, A. V. URQUHART. Chairman. Karaka, 18th April, 1892. T^/jTOUNT - ED'EN ROAD DISTRICT. Nominations of Candidates for the Election of five duly qualified persons as Members of the Mount Eden Road Board will be received by me at the Office of the Board up to Noon of SATURDAY, tho 30th inst.. and a Poll, if required, will bo taken at the same place on SATURDAY, May 7th, 1892. JOSEPH WEBLEY. Returning Officer. April 21, 1892. TyTANGARE ROAD DISTRICT. GENERAL~ELECTION. Under the Authority of the Road Board Act. 1332, and Amendments, end the Regulations of Local Elections Act, 1876, and Amendments, I hereby give notice that an Election of Five Persons, to fill the Ollicas of Members of the Mangare Road Board, will be held at the : Mangare Public Hall on TUESDAY, May 3rd. Nominations of Candidates will be received by me at the abovenamed place up to noon on TUESDAY, April26th. AUGUSTUS J. SHACKELL, Returning Officer, April 16th, 1892. __S_fei_. TMTOUNT ALBERT ROAD BOARD. Notice is hereby given that an Election of five (5) duly qualified Members of the above Board will be held at the Christians' Meetinghouse, New North Road, on FRIDAY, May 6th, 1892, and that Nominations will be re ceired by me, at the samo place, before noon of THURSDAY, April 28th, 1892. S, BROOKING. Returning Officer. High-street. Auckland, April 20, 1392. ATAHUHU ROAD DISTRICT. ; GENERAL ELECTION. j Under the authority of the Road Boards Act. ! 1882, and amendments, and the Regulation of ! Local Elections Act, 1876, and amendments. • I hereby give notice that an Klection of Five Poisons to fill the Offices of Members of the i Otahuhu Road Board will be held in the • Otahuhu Public Hall on MONDAY, May 2. Nominations of Candidates will bo received i by me, at the abovenamed place, on WED- t NESDAY, April 27. up to noon. AUGUSTUS J. SHACKELL, Returning Officer. April 18th, 1892. Phetograpby. 'QNLY FIRST - CLASS-WORK. OP ALETTE PICTURES AND ■_ t >* OTHER NOVELTIEB. IN-B-.30T10M I_Tl__;D.j*-**"\ CHILDREN'S &■■ PORTRAITS AND FAMILY* GROUPS A SPECIALTY. Satisfactory Results G-akantksd. 134. QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND (Opposite the Union Bank). H.M.s. Tauranga. March 8,1852. MR C. H. CLEMENS.—Dear Sir. Before leaving Auckland, we, the undersigned petty officers and men belonging to H.M.s, Tauranga, desiro to convey to you our appreciation for the manner in which you have executed the photcgraphic work entrusted by us to you. Without doubt tho photographs irom your studio are superior to any which have come on board.—We are, yours truly (signed by 25 of the officers and men:. -~>^** m ~~~ , (^/^.__n-__-____. —^ 248, QUEEN-STREET. No second-class work, and every Photograph guaranteed to give entire satisfaction. By appoint- tbe Governor! ment to His <5_ - - V>- and Countess Excellency of Onslow. | CHARLES ' HSMTJS, I ARTISY PHOTOGRAPHER, | 202, QUEEN-STREET. i i HIGHEST CLASS PORTRAITURE OF I ! EVERY DESCRIPTION. \i li /.. fi REGO RV, ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER. Lato of Ponsonby Road. HAS OPENED THE STUDIO. CORNER OF QUEEN-STREET AND WELLESLEY-STREET. High-class Phototfraphy. Cabinets, 20s and 2to pet doz j Cartes. 10s and 12s per doz,^_- i