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Atous 0 1' 13 U A 11-.0-.li S Y. i-es?eo ...,T. C. : .AA'illiainson,..Ltd A STUPENDOUS SUCCESS. " " a great triiwipji Scored Last Night l>y Till: HARRY 111CICAlt-US* THE 11 Alii; V" it]CKAItDS - - T.I.VOLI VAl'DKYJUiicbil'lii-NA'riON W lio.~e> Hrilliant 1 'ei i'urmniici; was Acclaimed on all side?. THE BRIGHTEST THE BEST THE 310 ST INTERESTING Entertainment Ever Presented in Wei- ; lington. . A BOOM OF B00A1S." *" ■ A HOOK OF BOOMS. HI NAT,DO Tho T{IX AT,DC RINAI.DC KINALUO Wandefih;>: RIXATJH RINALUu • ■ ft] NAT,DC KLXALDO Violinist. JfIXAL'DC Creating ati 1." nprer-edeiited Furore. Till-: BEAUTIFUL STRAIN'S 01 his divine music rousing tho largi audience 'to an enthusia-ui .never liel'on witnessed within the walls' cil' the Opera House. , WILL IT. FOX, 1 - Iu his Original .Musical Monologue, called ami recalled again and again. . BLAKE AND GRANBY, England's Foremost Comedy Duolosuists, A SCREAM! A YELL! . MONIE MINE, A Chic and Dainty Soubrotle. ' And the following Great Star Artists— RONALD GEORGE. ... WALKER AND STURM."' ' . n „ T „„ m ■ : TIIE TOSSING I'ESTROS, BRIGHT SISTERS. ' MARSHALL CROSBY. Prices—is., 35.. 2s„ and Is. Early door: fid. extra, s liox Plan at the Dresden. Dai Sales at Christeson's. -• ! TH E A D E L P II I Situation: AVILLIS STREET; SPECIAL'PATHE GAZKTTB," KING'S BIRTHDAY ISSUE. ". " Come and Seo' 'KING GEORGE VJ "' AT THE SCHOOL AT HARROW. AT THE BITtTIIDAY Iit;VIEW. A'l' ROYAL. ASCOT RACES. AT WINDSOR CASTLE IN STATE,. / . And DON'T MISS THE BEST LAUGII IN TOWN- . MATRIMONIAL SQUALLS."" " MATRIMONIAL ;SQUAI,LS. MATRIMONIAL 4 SQUALLS. POPULAR PRICES:-Is. and (id. ■ Booking, Gd. extra, at the THEATRE or KING UP' 3112. FOOTBALL '• " SATURDAY NEXT, SATURDAY NEXT, : ' V At ; ■ ■ATHLETIC PARK. , . INTER-ISLAND CONTEST, ' . NORTH Y. SOUTH, ■ NORTH Y. SOUTH ,\ . ' '. COUNTRY REI'RESENTATIY'ES, "' Admission to Ground Is. Stand, lJj' extra. Ordinary free list 1 suspended. J.D.AVERY, Sec. N.Z.R.F.U. ■ I- • « — 1 low, 3 drums glyccririe, 1 case general, 500 sacks wheat, and 550 'sacks peas'. For Glasgow— 500 carcasses frozen nieat.i' 475 bags beef, 1 piano, 518 sacks peas,' and 61 bags grass eeed. -V. MESS-TABLE-. GOSSIP. .■ ,- . ~ Captain J; l\ Itolls.waa a- passenger from Sydney by the. Ulimaroa, yosterday. Cantain Kolls.has been actiug-wharfinger for the Union Company at - Sydney for some weeks, whilst Captain Crawshaw was absent on holiday leave. ' ' .Mr. S. Laws, of the Sydney wireless • station, lias joined the. Uliinnroa as wireless operator, vice JTr.H. Cox, who has been transferred to tho Itiveriija. . . Captain 11. L.' Brown, late of the P. and S. Line's steamer Devon, is now in charge of tho Essex* • . The coastal steamer Kairaki is being docked for annual overhaul and survey at Lyttelton. After overhaul at Port. Chalmers,' tlio Union Company's i steamer Kaitangata is about to load timber at Greymouth for Sydney. ■ , The Shaw. Savill, and Albion liner ■ lonic, which is loading at Port Chalmers, is due back'at Lyttelton about Friday or Saturday. She will not go to Auckland, lnit i 6 to leave Lyttelton on Saturday or Monday next for Wellington to complete loading, and is to leave Wellington on August 8 for London, via. Jtpntc Video, Tcncriffc, and Plymouth. Telegraphic advi'ce from .'Newcastle yesterday stated that the Union Company's collier Waihora left there for Wellington at 9 p.m. on Monday last, tfhc should show un at this port about the end of this week, ' Duo at Wellington from London,' via way ports, on (Sunday, the T.vser liner Star of Scotland, will discharge 800 tons of cargo before .proceeding to the Bluff. The vcsel loads in the Dominion, and is expected to take her departure Anally for London about August 25. , , " \ V, It lias been decided to abandon the To Anau's.northern trip this week, and the will undergo• survey and overhaul .it Port Chalmers. The Taviuni will leave Dunediu on August 8 .for West.' Coast ports, via. Tiinnru, Lyttelton, Wellington, and.New Plymouth.. After a line weather passage the J(ud-dart-Pavker • steamer lllimaroa arrived at Wellington from Sydney at 0.35 a.m. yesterday. She leaves for 'Melbourne, via'south-' cm ports to-day, at 5 p.m. Shortly after 11-n.nl. yesterday'H.M.S. liotoina left' Wellington for London, via way ports. It is expected that "the Jlotorua will arrive at licr destination oil September 10. ' . . : ■ ■ . The Wanaka loads at'.Oamaru next Mom day, and then proceeds to the HluiV, where she takes in-other cargo for Napier, Gi'sborne, and Auckland.; , .• . ; Latest advices , concerning the A.' and A. Lilie's steamer Anglo-Mexican are to the cirect that she is expected 1o leave New York for Australian pjid New Zealand ports nu (September 2. Slic is due at WelUugt6n about the end of November,. " m It was expected' thai, the Government steamer Hiucinoa. would leave Kaitiara for Ouehuuira to-day. - August 8-is the date ou which tho vessel is due-at this port. ' 11.M.5. Pioneer left Auckland for Napier and Lyttelton ycstertUry. On August 20. the warship leaves the southern port for fiyd-,' ney, and., is, due . there on August 26. WEATHER REPORTS. ; ' WEATHER AT 4 P.M. YESTERDAY. Cape Maria van""J)iemen.—East, , light: harometcr. 30.07; thermometer,-. 55. Show, cry; sea moderate.../.; .. .... Knsoell.—?.W.; llcht-r barometer,' ' oO.'l'S;.' .'thermometer, 59. Cloudy; sea'-modcrato... • Manukau 'Heads-South, light: Iniro-' meter, 30.1<l; : thermometer, SO.-. Fine; sea smooth. .... ' . . . . Auckland— S.K, light; barometer, 30.14; thermometer, 55. Fine. Taurauga—N.W., light; barometer, 30.13; thermometer, 53. Fins; sea- smooth.Hast Caj)c.—West, breeze; ' barometer, 30.08; thermometer, 55..'Fair; sea moderate. Gisborne.—South, lisht; barometer, 30.10; thermomttcr, 55. Fine; sea decreasing. Port Ahtiriri.—South, light;' barometer, 30.12; thermometer'. 51. Fine; sea smooth.' Cn:<tlcpo»it.—S.W„- breeze; -barometer, 30.13; theryaoincter, -.fi. Cloudy;,sea heavy. Wellington—North, llglit: '. barometer. 30.I*!; -thermometer. 48.' Fair. New Plymouth.—Wti>t, light! hardnicter,' 30.14; thermometer. 49. Fair; sea smooth. Cape Kunwut.—West, light; harometcr; 30.14; thcrinometer, 52..' Fine; ,sca smooth. Wanganui—N.K., light; baromete", 30.19; thermometer. 52. , Fine-; sea smooth. Farewell Spit.--South,' light; baVometer. 3tJ4; Ihermoipetcr. 51.. Fine; sea .smooth.Cape Fonlwind.—West, breeze; barometer, 30.16; thermometer, 63. Cloudy; sea moderate swell. i. ' • \Vesttiort-.--S:S.H*„ light i barometer. l ' 30.10; therni'iinetoe.' JO.c : Vine; sen smuiith.:: Siepben 1,-laiid.-—West, light; barometer,. 30.10 thermometer, 4S, ;Fine;-i=ea-smoo.th, , Cape Campbell.—N.'W,.. I 30.17; theeinometer, 5i 1 f'i'ne:-fita' : ootisider-" : s'-'e swell. - .- • . Kaikoni.l.-T-XA'.K.. llliht; bavoinet"f,"30.12;:: thcruionieu'.i',; ;51.; , Fj'ie: .son 'uiailerule,'■ Akar;.i li;-!u ; H.v.'k . meter, 50.-10;. thcrraoveu-i,'45... 'Fine; va..' moderate. . ' ' ' Port C'lialini'i-s. -S.W.. fro-li;'- tiaiMuu'lcr. ')OCS: thermoiMeter, 49. I''aii-;,i;e(i, nnlderi'" Nnggets.—X.W . moderale . gale; barometer, 30.0!; thermometer, 45. fihonery; «ea I'ongli. HltilT.—W.S.W.. fresh: baroiiietcr,' 30.10• thermometer, 46. .Overcast. sbo\v"nv D.' 0, BATES. .Meteorological Offlcc, Wcllinirtou, July 51. 1312,