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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 95, 21 April 1894, Page 8

Amusements. Tt/TUSICAL EVENT EXTRAORDINARY. CITY HALL, MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 23rd. BESSIE DOYLE ! BESSIE DOYLE ! BESSIE DOYLE ! Under the patronage and in the presence of His Excellency the Right Hon. the EARL OF GLASGOW. G.C.M.G.; THE WORSHIPFUL THE MAYOR AND COUNCILLORS OF AUCKLAND ; THE CLERGY and the LEADING CITIZENS. Owing to the fact that literally thousands were unable to gain admission to BESSIE DOYLE'S last great performance at the CITY HALL, Messrs Garner and MacMahon, yielding to popular and general desire, hare arranged to give a FARBWELL DEMONSTRATION PERFORMANCE AT THE CITY HALL ON MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 23rd. GLORIOUS AND POPULAR PROGRAMME t GEMS OF ENGLISH. IRISH, AND SCOTCH MELODY ! 1000 SEATS AT IS. 1000 Extra Reserved Seats at Is extra. Plan and Tickets at Wildman's. S. CHURCHILL OTTON. Advance Manager. "TIJCKLAND ORCHESTRAL UN lON. FIRST CONCERT OF THE FIFTH SEASON. THURSDAY, 26th APRIL, In the CITY HALL. Conductor Mb Arthur Towset Leader of Orchestra .. Mr Chas. Hemus Doors open at 7.30, Concert at 8 p.m. PROGRAMME—Part I. 1. Overture—-" King Stephen." 2. Part Song—(a), " Harald Haarfagr" <bi, "On the Water" AUCKLAND LIEDERTAFEL. 3. Norwegian Rhapsody (No. 2). 4. Duet Messrs TAPPER and REID. 5. Piano Solo—" Deuxiem9 Scherzo" (Op. 31) MISS ALICE STKVENS (Pupil of Mr Towsev). 6. Intermezzo -"Cavalleria Ru»tica«o." Part It, 7. Selection—" Utopia. Limited" 8. Part Songs-(a). "He Who Tr»*ts" (b), " The Tar's Song" AUCKLAND LIEDERTAFEL. 9. Rhapsodic Kcossaiee 10. Quartet—" Soldier's Love" Messrs TRENWITW. WRIGHT, ROGERSON and GEORGE. 11. Duo for Oboe and Clarionet, from "La Sonnambula" Messrs S. and J. JACKSON. 12. Waltz—"Estudiantina." Popular prices. Box plan at Wildman and Lyall's, open on Monday next at 10 a.m. H. W. WILDING, Secretary. 118. Victoria Arcade. A UCKLAND CHORAL SOCIETY. jt3L CHORAL HALL, TUESDAY, APKU.24. MENDELSSOHN'S "ELIJAH." Soloists : Miss Bleazard Mi.'s Thorpe Master Kent Miss Reeve Mrs Carter Mr A. L.Edwards Mr A. H. Gee. Doors open at 7.20 p.m., Overture at 7.45 p.m. : Carriages 10 p.m. Intending subscribers should make early application to any member of Committee, or to the Secretary. ■ H. J. EDMISTON. Sec. TTVEVONPORT SOCIALS. The first of the above will be held on FRIDA V next. 27ih April, commencing at 7.30 p.m. Anyone from Auckland wishing to attend any of these Socials are requested to obtain tickets from ainembor of the Committee. 3==i\ /~\N LY~T WOTWEEKS /]fg£___V. \_f To the //rafcSs DRUTDS1 CONCERT. -flnlaSSsr And don't forgetit. _3*y mWSGkB[_S Band Procession,-Trolwes, and Tableaux, ®$VMff>ijSlki£*-Auckland's Talent will Assist At. CITY HALL. fIL- FRIDAY EVENI v U. MAY 4, N?\k sVwO^/'' *n a"* °f Benevolent Fund. j?«3b liX S,W: Tickets. 2». Is. 6d. Procession W^iislSy^?4 leaves Newton at 7 sharp. •J'Sv* Concert at 8. <K^ P. MACKIE, Hon. Sec. T^LOCUTION. Mr MONTAGUE Receives Pupfts for above. Terms on application. Address letters to Post-oftice. FREE EXHIBITION TO-NIGHT OF OPALS AT WRIQGLESWORTH & BINNS'. Twelve beautifully-enamelled Cabinets, and one 15 by 12 Opal, for 15s. Deposit Tickets now selling. See large advertisement on page 6. Picnics, ffixcHrsions, &c IS T7IXCURSION TO ST. Mr t* _Fj helier's bay. p£^mM&=*i MOTUTAPU, & FlSH><&®g2m&&2£** ing EXCURSION. MONDAY, 23rd inst. The Devonport Steam Ferry Company will run one of their steamers to Motutapu. calling at Devonport and St. Helier's Bay. and after landing passengcrß will proceed to one of the favourite fishing grounds, returning to Motutapu for passengers at half-past 4 p.m. Steamer leaves Ferry Tee 10 a.m.. Motutapu 5 p.m.. and St. Helier's 5.45 p.m. Return Fare—Motutapu and Fishing, 2s 6d ; St. Helier's Bay, Is. J. R. D. BAKER. h sss^ imxcußsTdN to st. Jtf=^^lU> HKLIER'S BAY °™&!»i2=a£2jrste;~.4» and ROUND THE ISLANDS OF THE GULF. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON. In response to numerous requests the Devonport Steam Ferry Company will run tbop.s. EAGLE to St. Helier's Bar and round aomeof the beautiful Islands of the Gulf calling at SU Heher's on the return journey. Tomorrow (Sunday) Afternoon, leaving Ferry Tee at 2.30 p.m., leaving St. Helier's 5.15 p.m. Refreshments obtainable on boa«; Return Fare, Is. Children, undeTl2, 6d. J. R. P. BAKER. I5=T T7IXCURSION TO £_jn__J Hi MOTUTAPU and FISHING EXCURSION. TO MORROW (SUNDAY). The Devonport Steam Ferry Company will run one of their steamers to Motutapu, calling at NORTH SHORE & ST. HELIER'S MAY, and after landing passengers proceed to one of the favourite Fishing Grounds, returning to Motutapu for passengers at 4.30 p.m. Steamer leaves Ferry Tee at 9 a.m. Leaves Metutapn, 5 p.m. Return Fare, 2s 6d. j, R , D , BAKER . Lectures. BC& HE RE^ i\ WARNER, OF MANLY. N.S.W. Will deliver a Lecture at the NEWTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, On MONDAY EVENING, APR. 23, 1894. Subject: •« ENGLAND & HER HEROES." Doors open at 7.30. Lecture commences 7.45. H. J. Le Bailley, Esq., will preßide. Collection at close. Boron-it* Notices. THOROUGH OF BIRKENHEAD. At a Special Meeting of the Birkenhead Borough Council, held on 29th March. 1894. it was resolved by a " Special Ordor." to be confirmed on the 26th of April, to levy a Special Rate of Fourpence in the £ on all Rateable Property in the district, to meet the annual payment of Government Loan Debentures, £83 4s 6d; and also a Special Rate of Twopence in the £ to meet the amount payabla to the Hospital and Charitable Aid Board. Both rates to be due on the 14th of May, 1894. THOS. SEAMAN. Town Clem.