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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 275, 26 November 1897, Page 8

Amusements. Q p E R A H~o~"~u"Tir Lessee and Manager ess ..Miss Ma ri bel ' TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! SUCCESS! SUCCESS! SUCCESS Til Ggiiisat THE TWO ORPHANS THE TWO ORPHANS! Beautiful Scenery. Lovely CostiiSublime Effects Lostui?es. SATURDAY, 27th NOVEMBER LAST NIGHT ! FAREWELL ! FAREWELT . EAST LYNNE ' EAST LYNNiS. The most popular of all domestic drama Lady Isabel MISS MARIBPT Madame Vine GREENWOOD Pronounced by the Australian Press", public to be the greatest impersonatf 0l ? Doors open at 7.30; commence S o'clock Carriages may be ordered for 10 45 Prices: Dress Circle and Orchesti-iQt- n 3/; Stalls, 2/; Pit, 1/. Stalls Box Plan at Wilaman and Lyell's and^lfiand.^ ™™*™°*s ** McLeod QD ' ' QITY HALL. SATURDAY EVENING. "^ SUCCESS ! SUCCESS ! SUCCESS Another Crowded House Last Saturday and still another change of progtarame. R. B. * t\ C aANOTHER MAGNIFICENT Fffis-P EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT Special Engagement of H. COMPTnw the Silver-Toned Tenor. ' Don't Fail to see our side-splitting 'VENTRILOQUISM1"" UP-TO-DATE.* gD POPULAR PRICES p HARR/T BAXTER^ Stage Manager. OPE R A H~O~U~S~i: W. W. COLLINS will on SUNDAY NEXT, Deliver his Final Lecture before leaving for Christchurch. Subject: 'IF CHRIST SHOULD COMB.' Doors open at 7.30. Admission: 2/ and 1/. Tuck l~a n d~"l i c d erYaTel fourth concert; Season 1897. CHORAL HALL TO-NIGHT AT 8 p.m. For the convenience of those attending the above, Trams will leave—Three Lamps, Ponsonby, 7 p.m. and 7.20 p.m. ; Newmarket at 7 p.m. JOS. R. SIMPSON, Hon. Sec. Sporting1. TAKE RACES. NOMINATIONS CLOSE at the Lake Hotel on SATURDAY, the 27th, at 9 p.m. W. GOODWIN, Hon. Sec. Athletics, Etc. tf "\T BW ZEALAND hgSSL- -^ NATIVES' 4mm& association. FIRST ANNUAL" CARNIVAL In Aid of Benevolent Fund. k-wv DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND, SATURDAY, 4th DEC, 1897. „;,-. " , i £300 Pill £300A TtTONSTER '" pETB 54 BEAUTIFUL PRIZES. 25 EXCITING EVENTS. LADIES' BICYCLE RACE COMIC COSTUME RACE MAORI RACE, ETC., ETC., ETC. TICKETS, INCLUDING ADMISSION and CHANCE IN ART UNION, I 8 Tickets can be obtained from Messrs . W. J. Be lie, Hoffffman and.. Sons, Queen-street ; E. Reynolds, Viptomstreet; Wiliamson's, Tobacconist;wua« man's; from any member; and from M. SHANAHAN, General Secretary, Marine Chambers, Quay-street.. PURCHASE TICKETS EARLY. AGRICULTURAL HALLDECEMBER Ist AND FOLLOWING NIGHTS. 'TUG OF WAR.' £25-IN PRIZES-£25. Seven men aside. Entrance Fee, 5/ a i team. Total weight of team not w exceed 100 stone.. ~--,„♦ ENTRIES CLOSE at Dunn's MarK« Hotel, TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), 26th inst., at 9 p.m. F ARRINGTON CO., Managers. Tenders. m O i U I L DKR s' • Tenders for the Erection of a Warehouse for the " Tonson Garlick Co., Ltd., will be received until Noon of MONDAY, 6th of December. EDMUND BELL, Architect. nno buildek s# ADDITIONS TO PRINCE ALBERT(GIRL S'» COLLEGE, QUEEN-STRii-lX Tenders for additional storey in wood to above will be received until 3 p.m. or mv» DAY, 6th December. _ ~.^^1!" ARTHUR H. WHITE, Architect. OfF. A. White & Bros., Queen-street. rY~O C O N T R ACTORSSAINT MARY'S, PARNELL. Tenders are invited tor Completing above Church, including various ou f works until TUESDAY, the 7th day December, 1897. en a t Plans and specifications may be seen Nos. 212, 213, Victoria Arcade. aoaqr iiy The lowest or any tender not necessarw aCCePtARTHUR P. WILSON. Architect^