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Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 196, 17 August 1895, Page 8

Amusements. *^> , I s c ITY H ALL - ■** 6 5 ': TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT t AMY 'VAUSHAN'S AMAZONS. -The Best and Cheapest Show in New Zealand. ANOTHER GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. Everything New, Fresh, and Sparkling, Don t fail to see this Great Bill. '. .The Best Programme of the Season, No Advance in Pricea. Q H O R~A L JJ~X~L~"l; ' TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), AUG. 18. T> ATIONAL /CONCERTS . PEOPLE. The Management have great pleasure in an. nouncing the flrst of a scries, illustrated by Beautiful Limelight Pictures. Grand. Views op World famed Scenery, Beautiful Scenes in the Holy Land. . Grand v Biblical Statuary. " ; 1. Overture. 2. Recit. and Aria, " Deeper and Deeper Still M and " Waft Her, Angels. Through tb'n Skies".(Handel)—Mr JOHN FULLER 3. Song, "Star of Bethlehem -, — Miss e'. l,' ■ FKATON. . 4. Air, ■" Lord God of AbrahaM"—Mr ARCH- ' DALE TAYLER. «.»v*«5. BEAUTIFUL SCEJTCC DISPLAY OW WORLD'S SCENERY. *"■ 6. Song, •'. Ora Pro Nobis" (illustrated by Lim*; light Pictures)-Mr JOHN FULLER. 7. Song. "Calvary" (illustrated'by Lunelicht • Pictares)-Mis« E. L. FEATON. g ' . 8. Fianoferte Solo. *' Cloches de Menastore" iillustiated by Limelig&t Pictaresl-jMr • WALTER FULLER, ' - ~ 9. Song, " Rocked in the Cradle of the DccV (illustrated by Limelight Piotures)-Mp • AROHDALE TAYJLJCR. 10. SCENES FROM THE SACRED LAND ' OF PALESTINE. 11, Duet. "Tantum Ergo" (Rossi)—Messrs JOHN FULLERand ARCHBALE TAVLER^^ 12. GRAND FINALE of SACRJUD STATUARY.". Accompanist: Mr Walter Fuller. Doors open as 7.30, comiaence at 8.15. N.B.—All PATRONS on entering by the Front Door are expected to contribute not less than Sixpence, and all entering by the Government House Side Door (admitting to Front Seats) no& less than One Shilling. fi RED ERIC TriLLIBRIf, . RED ERIC :,• V.ILLIERS, The Famous War Artist, FRESH FROM THE SEAT OF WAR, " Back thiough the jaws of Death, Back from the mouth of helL" OPERA HOUSE. ; 21st AUGUST, •' ! The Famous Lecture. WAR ON A WHITE SHEET, And WITH THE JAPS AT THE FRONT. THURSDAY, 22Nd AUGUST, BATTLES. BIVOUACS, AND BANQUETS. Concluding with THE TAKING OF PORT ARTHUR. FRIDAY, 23rd AUGUST. THROUGH SAND, FIRE, AND WATER; " .., . ; -Or. - .- ALL FOR GORDON. Illuminated Illustrations to all Leotures. f)ress Circle, 3s; Stalls. 2e; Pit. Is. Boz Plan open at Messrs VVildman and Lyell's te-morrow morning.. ; _________ 1 R. S. SMYTHE. ST.; MARY'& ; : -PARISH ; HALL*. THURSDAY EVENING. AUGUST 22nd* ~ -At Eig-ht; o'Clock. A CONCERT Under the auspices of the Women's Guild, Songs by Mr*. Kilkour", the~Misses Thorpei Campbell, Kempthorne. Messrs. Charter, Kissi ling. Uphill, Stevenson, and others. • Admission—6d. and Is. -, ' FANCY DRESS BALI*, Will be held in the CHORAL HALL, SYMONDS STREET, On FRIDAY. September 20th, only, ..' .'■, SPECTATORS Is. m> 4 (J \J,QKLAND,.BAND OF V|P»-£v -jtaL.. HOPE UNION. . MUSICAL - AND ELOCUTIONARY' CONTESTS, 188&, Jj*msP%is& VOCAL AND INSTRUMENrfW imm TAL MU SIC, RECITING, SIGHT TEST. IMPROMPTU ESSAY AND SPEECH. WRITTEN AND ORAL DEBATES, ACTION SONGS. SPELL. ING AND PRONOUNCING BEES, ETC. Rules and Full Particulars obtainable from Messrs Hill and Plummer. Queen Street; Mr R,, French, Karangahape Road; Mr J. C. Robin* son, Jervois Road, Ponsbnby; Mr Parkinson, Victoria Street; and Secretaries of Bands ot Hope. W. J. MACDERMOTT. ■.•■•• Secretary, ; Commercial Road, Newton West. IRE ! F-I-RE ! FIRE! The CONCERT, announced to take place on Thursday. August;.22.;in aid of the Devonport Volunteer * Fire Brigade/, is POSTPONED tUI TUESDAY, September 24. . . C. S. CAVE. '. ; - Secretary. Tenders \ UXILIARi ASYLUM, AUCKLAND; Written Tenders Will be received tit this Office, where conditions may be aeen. till Noon of August 24. for this Supply atd Delivery of Bricks Contract. No tender need necessarily be accepted. ' "'■•■ CHAS: : R,:VICKERMAN, '. ~::■.-,■"" ' Resident Engineer. Public Works QfH.ce, r July 31,1895 V ;.. :. ■ __ A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. • • TENDERS'FOR DREDGING WITH - .. . ■ DREDGEBUNo. 121. Harbour Board Office, • Aug. 10.1893.., Tenders -will be rebeived at tijis Office Unpl TUESDAY, the 20tli 2 p.m.", for carrying on Dredging Operations with Dredger No. 121 in ; terms of specifications and conditions to oe i seen at the Engineer's Office. ' I, ~- The 1 owesb v py any tender < (jot- ;n«0W? r "y i accepted. * ' ' ■ -■ - .. j Tenders to be addressed to the Chairman, endorsed—"Tender for Dredging." • 'i By order of the Board. _ J. M. , p O L F Fi L D B - TENDERS invited, until 11 a.m. on SATURDAY. /Mth inst.. for a Pavilion. , ■ .., Neither lowest nor any tender necessarily accepted. ' -'""■■ • CHARLES ARNOLD, Architect. fp~O B U--I LDE RSi Tenders are invited for the Erection of » Cottage at Ellerslie, until Noon, 19th day oi August. ■ ...... ARTHUR P. WILSON. ■ Architect, ' Victoria Arcade. . mENDERS ARE INVITED till 4 p.m. on TUESDAY, the 27th August; for tho ERECTION OF A WAREHOUSE in Currie and Courtenay streote, New Plymouth, for Messrs Sargood, Son and Ewen. Plans and specifications may be seen at the Warehouse of Sargood. Son and Ewen, Auckland, with whom tenders are to bo lodged. Lowest or any tender no t necessarily accepted* JAMES SANDERSON. . i Architect. <■ Brougham-street, New Plymouth. '•