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Evening Post, Volume XIII, Issue 75, 29 March 1876, Page 3

ff HEA TE E ROYAL. Lessees ... Messrs Howard & Deering Directress ... Miss Florence Colville Business Manager ... Mr Charles Hillsden Stage Manager ... Mr Oily Deering BRILLIANT SUCCESS Of those celebrated Artists, MR. W. H OSKI NS, MISS FLORENCE COLVILLE, Aiid the STAR DRAMATIC COMPANY, Who will appear THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, 29th MARCH, In the splendid play of RICHELIEU. Cardinal Richelieu Mr. Hoskms Julie de Mortemar Miss Florence Colville THURSDAY, 30th MARCH, THE LADIES' CLUB, AND THE SERIOUS FAMILY. ' j FRIDAY, 31st MARCH, Benefit of Mr. and Mrs. HOSK IN S. ADD FELLOW S' HALL. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY). GRAND OPENING NIGHT. GRAND OPENING NIGHT. LYNCH FAMILY BELLRINGERS LYNCH FAMILY BELLRINGERS INSTRUMENTALISTS & VOCALISTS. (Now on their grand tour round the world) Assisted by the great English Comique and Comedian, MR. CHARLES KEELEY, MR. CHARLES K.E ELE V, And the favorite Pianist, MR. ALFRED STATHAM, TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! FIRST PROGRAMME ! FIRST PROGRAMME ! Concluding with the SOUEAMIiNG- FAE'CE OF MR. JOHNSON IN WANT OF A COACHMAN. Mr Johnson (an irritable merchant) H. Lynch JimmyFlapumgaffum (head waiter) W. Ly n eh Julius Csesar (coachman) ... Chas. Keeley &0., • &c, - &c, &o; For full particulars see programme. Reserved seats, 3s ; gallery, 2s ; back, Is. Doors open at 7.30," overture at 8. HENRY LYNCH, Sen., - ' \ ™ Proprietor. NOTICE. '. ~ THE HUTT PUBLIC PARK AND RACE-COURSE RESERVE. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held at the Masonic Hall, Hutt, on WEDNESDAY, the 6th April next,- at 2 o'clock precisely, in accordance with the provisions of the '• Hutt Public Park and Race-court Act, 1866." . ¦ WILLIAM HICKSON, Chairman of the Board of Trustees. Wellington, 28th March, 1876. AUSTRALIAN MJTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. - ' Establishes 1849. TWENTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING. .ii'i'f" • • •' — ' NOTICE .is hereby given that the Twenty- " seventh Annual Meeting of the Members of the Society will be held in the Chamber of Commerce, Sydney Exchange, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of WEDNESDAY, the 26th day of APRIL, 1876, for the purpose of— 1. Receiving the report of the Directors on the business of the Society for the year ended 31st December, 1875. 2. Electing two Directors in lieu of George It. Dibbs, Esq., and Isaac E. Ives, l Esq., who retire in terms of Bye-law V., and - one of whoni only is eligible for re-election. 3. Electing an Auditor in lieu of John - i Paige, Esq., who retires, and (in terms of Bye-law X.) is ineligible ibr re-election. The following members have given the requisite notice that they are candidates for the seats to become at the Board, viz : — „- jGeorge R. Dibbs, Esq. Isaac E. Ives, Esq. Hon. Alexandek Campbell, M.L.C. S. A. Joseph, Esq.. Alfhrd G. J. Neale, Esq. . In terms of Bye-law XIX.', " The voting for the election of a Director or Directors at any meeting shall be as herein 7 before provided, except that in instead of mem* bers not present being allowed to vote by proxy as aforesaid,' they' may vote only by Attorney as,., aforesaid, or by writing with their- own hand on some date subsequent to the publication of the names- of all the candidates for election, a paper in the following form showing for whom they respectively vote, and tmVpaper so written must be sent to the head office of- .the -Society in -Sydney, 'addressed to the Scrutineers, to the care of the Secretary, and no such paper shall have, any- effect m any part' of it be .printed, or should there be any material error or omission in it, or if any part of it be in the handwriting, of , any person other 'than 'the member himseff, except as -hereinafter' provided,* 6r if it arrive; after the commencement; of tlie meeting, or if two' oiMnore" Such- papers' be received from' the same person without the last thereof expressly^ revoking all '.the other ones. Provided, that in case of a. Member who isoinable.to write, a voting paper written/ by his authority), ta which bos. mark .duly attested shall .be- affixed by'liim shall be deemed to be sufficient compliance with the provisions of this Bye-law. "I vote for and I '"' -" to. fill, ,\:he office of Directors of .the. Aus-tralian-Mutual Provident Society; ,l, l Residence' ' ;*¦ '-"-- - v ; - '-' : ¦ Dated this -¦ day of .: 18 ' -'-' (Signature)- n . •-' '..--a Dated at Sydney, this 27th day of March; 1876. .j. . • i. „,,.. .By, Order of. the. Board, f. ,- .- „, i J .ALEXANDER JT..RALSTONi ... ;/ . V ;; ' . /.'.I -'. : V Secretary, ". W't L t'l NGT ON 'AM AT'EUB: ..,>,, ATHLETIC CLUB. : ->•'- ' ' Patron: HiSjExcellency the Governor. ¦ • ' " • President : ' " ( '. His Honor the Superintendent. ¦ ' Vice-Presidents : ' His Worship the Mayor and T. Buchanan, Esq. ' : EAS T E B~~M O N DAY. "!-.•.. .yPROORAMMB. - ; £ Event. Distance. Ist. 2nd. - ¦ ..•.'>"•¦'¦'• '" ¦; r r ___ __ . .. — _ __ - _ _ 1 Maiden race 22ft yards 60s. 20s. 2Hop,step,.andjump... . > 40s/ los.l> 3 Handicap .220 yards 80s, 20s. 4 Light hammer 40s. 10s. 5 Handicap V 440 yards 100s. , 40s.^ 6 High jump • 40s. iOs.j 7 Handicap hurdle 120yar^s ,80s., ,20s. 8 Handicap s 1 mile loOs. 60s.' 9 Handicap lOO^vards 100s. 40s. 10 Handicap walking 3 miles 150s. 50s. 11 Handicap r 880 yards 100s. 405.12Bydde.race, hdep. 2.mfies 60s. 2Qsi 18 Handicap 150 yards 80s. 20s. 14 Consolation 300 yards 603. 20s. i ' . All entries" for Handicaps to be made to the Secretary, at the Pier Hotel, prior to 8 p.m. on the 7th April. . y General entries" and acceptances of Handicaps to be made at the same hour and place on the 18th April. No entries for any of the events will be taken on the ground. for all events, 2s 6d; acceptances of handicaps, 2s 6d. Competitors' colors to be declared at time of entry .. .-. - • Sports to commence at 11.80. Admission, Is ; children, 6d. . v „ ' | ' .'•-..- j CHUBTON, Hon. Sec.