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Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 161, 8 July 1895, Page 8

I 'Amusements. *^-'^:f|f|p mo-NiGHTTTno.x-^-. I .JLo.NIGHT. lo^lQiiT; .' I a ' The Famous . ' I POLLARD'S OPERA .COMEAKf • I Gilbert and Sullivan's masteri.'.*r. e -\\i /GONDOLIERS! S f^i O^DOLIRPc. 1 UTONDOLIERS ! S ixONDOLIERsi - - MONSTER PROGKAJIME. *' TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. '* ' ' By the whole of the Company ■ " ■ - ■ , Our Fare\vell to AncKLAND. UNDER DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE With all tho Scenic Effects, New \Var..»- l V| < . and Beautiful Music that render i jHvH ';' the greatest Operas of modt i v ,ut , Positively akd Emphatically foe THalr Night Only. t Conductor « .. Mr W. Haerison ;■■ ...;.'■■ ,_ . •_ ' An Unparalleled Event in the Musical ■ Annals of this City. ' ,'Tjl NOTE THE PRICES : ■ »«*— { ,; -; DRESS fiIRCLE"! 9/ (TvRESS /TCRfcL^ RESS. UIRCLE/ .<O\ \ JL/RESS,(tttßQ^|i|, , Pit, Is. Pit, Is. Pit. i . W-il iV Stalls, 23. Stalls, 2s. -1- • v Box Plaa Now Open at Wildnia 11. '■ , j Don't Forget Odk Good-bye To-nkhljo ■ Our Patrons. '* I s , C ITY H ALL/~~8 5 to-night! to.night; ' MR JOHN TjIULLKR'S I T>BOPLB'S pOPQLAR fiOX.C; P. 13 I JET Jl *O Will be given in future EVERY MONI a V, First appearance of MISS MINNIE nitß- ! HUNTER (of Onehunga). First appearance of -, MRB BAXTER (nee Miss Clara Cantlou). First; appearance of Master JOHN FULLER, ItetdfatflSi The Concert will conclude with Offenbach's I Comic Opera, in one act, , • i "THE ROSE OF AUVERGNE ; or. M'oll r I I ING THE BROTH." - I ! Day sales at Williamson's. Hoffmann's, Elli, « ison's, 'and Skeats' (Winstone's* Building f Symonds street). ■ . I Iti /-VNEHUNGA PUBLIC /*B I \J HALL. O I TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), JULY 9 I MR To H N WUILER : I And Auckland Concert Company. I First appearance of MISS MINNIE ORR- I HUNTER, Mrs R. B. MAUNSEL-L, 1 r B REGINALD BURCH, and MASTER JOHN , 1 FULLER (Reciter). - —'. | Concluding . with (by desire) Offenbuca'K I "Roseof Auvergne." "I Day salos at G. J. Jackson'g. i ( I 2s, Is, 6d, ■ . 2s, Is, 6iV /\ P. E R A HOUSE. ■ '*£-•• 1\ /f ARITANA !' • ;.^#^;% '^ of-- IYlaiiitana! .- : , . r ' • |f ... BY AUCKLAND AMATEURS, Jli Under the directionl of , ■ ■■'•■•■ Mr ALBERT RICHARDSON. " THE GREATEST AMATEUR PERFORM. ANCE EVER GIVEN IN AUCKLAND. t Saturday Night a Brilliant Triumph* . ■ Enthusiastic Encores. Perfect Ovation. ..j. - ■ By unanimous request, TWO FAREWELL PERFORMANCES-. '; Will be given TO-MORROW (TUESDAYj AND WEI). KESUAY NUJHTH. ;,.:,.. ~.- *. % —■«- ■■ IS, t>IM PRICES :J" S) 1S) bD ■ ■ I Grand Cast of Principals. See f aorrow'a papers. Box plan at Wildman and Lyell's. '^f^1 '' ' 'i'ickotn eyerywhere. ■• LADIES' O It C H E S T RA. ■ TO-NIGHT (MONDAY). JULY 8. CONCERT, CHORAL HALL Tickets. 2a and Is. to be had at door*.* ■wTrT~WAI! WAR! ' ■|S CITY HALL, '■ fi D ' , NEXT FJRIDAY~EVENING, « Cyclorama-ofi the ■■■.. CHINO-J APAN ES E WAR. Disnlayinc with Powerful Realism the Great : Battle Scenes and Stirring Events. ... \j ■ '.■;•■■■ of the War. . , ;>, ■;,;■:;.■-,■ Greatest Natal .Battles Since " The : Nile'1 and "Trafalgar." Coloured Photographs by Special Wak Artist. 400 i Square Feet of Canvas | 400' ; : . Granb Limelight Effects.1"' ' ; t .. Powerful Lecture. Ap. ' GRAND MATINEE. fi n 0L) SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 13th, .°r- • ■ ■ For the convenience of Schools and' Country.-; « % People.Specially Attractive Programme.-• • ~ In addition.to the Chine-Japanese-War/the ~; Magnificent. Eastern iFairy Pantomime and . Extravaganza, "Harlequin,' Beautiful' Beast, and the Merchant with: Daughters Three.';;, ■ Concluding with the Beautiful; Pathetic, ancl Heroic Story (from "Undo Tom's Cabin').of ,'■ EVA. The whole accompanied with M»Emficent Scenic Eftbcts. ■ :;' ■ ,■■■■;■■■':■■.; ■•. \yrAdults. Is to Dress Circle, 6d downstairs; all Children, 6d"all ov«r the house. : ■ Doors open at 2.30 p.m.. commence 3p.m. =, > ■: f. Watch this space for further particulars. Sob ■ also posters and jiodggre, M ARITANA SQCIAL UNION. —7- —— '. ,' ■'.'■'•;. ';,.-■ . ■'■ Tho next of the above will be held in St. . George's Hall on FRIDAY. July-12, when ■ invitations* will be issued for the Plain and'Funo Press Ball, in the Choral Hall, on Aug. 30.1895. Martin's Bus will leave Parnell as.u3ualat7.2fl u VT. L. aiOYLAN.Jgon. Soc^ mHE HAUNTED SWING, L 2,000 have already .■experienced .it's weird ; ;j delights. ' __■ S~ tTj AMES PR B SBYTE RI AN CHURCH. Trtvr - ANNUAL RE-UNION OF CONGREGATIOX AND THEIR FRIENDS. t , t ,_ . The Annual Soiree will, be held on THUbd- • : DAY. 11th. July, in St. James' Hall. Welling-: ;; ; ton-street. Tea at half-past six. Tickets, is - each. • '■'.■ . :■ .: ; ■ '» A specially good musical programme has ;^ been provided. Miss Rimmer. Miss warren.'; v JlrS. Clarke Johnson and other leading vpea- , lists taking a part. / J_ . rpITE HA U NT B D SWING JL; Corner of Queen and Cnstoms-streeta. . ■ ■■EXHIBITION";^ of GlaaablpwiDg, -Satur-; -Tj day afternoon from 2 till 5. Admisaiqil. 6d. , Prizes given.—Works, Freeman's Bar. i Tenders ____ ROOFING TEACHER'S HOU*E, - - CAMBRIDGE WEST, WITH IROxN. Tenders will be received' by the Education .. j Board, Auckland, until 12Noon on TUESDAY, 16th July, 1895. . Specifications and. conditions may be seen ac. . f 21G, "Victoria Arcade, Auckland: and on appu- ;s cation to the Chairman ol tho Cambridge West ■* School Committee. ■ H ~: > The accepted tenderer or tenderers will not - be allowed to withdraw from the contract j entered into by him or them with tho Boara, ■ ~t ; nor will his or their sureties be relieved. , x MITCHELL & AVATT, Architects.