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Evening Post, Volume XV, Issue 211, 8 September 1877, Page 3

rpHEATBE BOYAL. Howard tc Co Lessees Harry Stoneham Stage Manager. THIS EVENING (SATUBDAY) Bth SEPTEMBER, Last Time of the beautiful Drama of THE OCTOBOON. Last Time of Uncle Pete. Lat>t time of my Head is Bending Low. Second Time of • »NZALO in his New and Daring Act, THE AEBIEL WEB. Last Time of all the Novelties of the present Programme. Last Time of the Steamboat Race. L'st Time of the Great Scene— the Slave Sale. BE ON HAND EARLY. First Time in the Colonies of the Thrilling Drama of American Life, entitled BUFFALO BILL ; 08. LIFE ON THE BOBDEB. New Scenery. New Effects. The Great Bear Fight. Tbo Scalping Scene. The Prairie 00 Fire. The Indian War Dance. Buffalo Bill to the Rescue. Tickets at J action's, without extra charge. Prices of admission : — Dress circle, 4a; stalls, &6d> pit, Is. nTi\ geo ;r g E'S hall, Manager Mr. R. W. Cart Where are You Going To-night ? Why, of courso, to THE FINE ARTS EXHIBITION, ART UNION AND ENTERTAINMENT. ADMISSION-^ONE SHILLING. £1000 IN PRIZES. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Last appearance of THE ROSE; BROTHERS, In their Great Trick, a la Davenport. THE CABINET SCENE. MR. F. ROSE, THE VENTRILOQUIST TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. CITY RIFLE BAND. THE FIRE KING. CHATLES KEELEY, COMIQUE. HERB CARLE, GYMNAST. R. W. CAR V, BARITONE. MON S. ZEL O. And others. MONDAY— MISS LIZZIE MORGAN. TTTELLINGTON SKATING BINK ALWAYS OPEN. Admibsion — 19. GBEAT ATTBACTION. LOWEB HUTT. LOWEB HUTT. ODD FELLOW'S* HALL. mHE AMATEUB BANTAM MINSTBELS X WILL GIVB A PEBFOBMANCE At the above-named place ON SATURDAY, Bth SEPTEMBER, In aid of St. James' Church Building Fund. Admission : Front seats, 2s; Gallery, Is (id; Back seats, Is. Doors open at 7.30 ; commencing at 8 p.m. THE ST. PETER'S CHoltt WILL GIVB i AN ENTERTAINMENT ON TUESDAY EVENING, 11th SEPTEMBER, 1877. Commence at 8 o'clock. Admission : Front Seats 2s. Second Seats Is; The proceeds will be for the benefit of the widow and family of a late member of the Choir. All tickets issued for last Tuesday will be available on the above date. ODD FELLOWS' HALL. ¦jITB. EDWARD LEWIS will (D.V.) preach in the above place on SUNDAY Evening next, at half-past Six. Subject : "The Church or Christ: a System WELL DBFINED IN THE SCRIPTURES." Come you all who are longing for a Church free from " Human Devices." BETHEL, HERBERT-STREET. MB. D. W. VIBTUE, of Hokitika, will preach at the above Place TO-MOR-BOW EVENING, 9th SEPTEMBER. I. O. O. F. M. U. WELLINGTON DISTRICT. NOTICE. /^vFFICERS and Brothers of the above Order \J are hereby informed that the new Lodge Room will be formally opened by the District Officers on THURSDAY EVENING, the 13th instant. All members are requested to attend. Doors tyled at 7.30 p.m. sharp. Full Regalia. Country and visiting Officers and Brothers, and honorary members, are solicited to attend. By order. R. A. MARSHALL, __^ Secretary. 1.0.0. F. M.U^ LIBRARY NOTICE. "\ /TEMBEBS or other Persons having Books i.VX belonging to the above Library, are requested to return the same immediately for classification. By order. R. A. MARSHALL, Secretary. WELLINGTON TYPOGRAPHICAL ASSOCIATION. rpHE Quarterly General Meeting of the I above Association will be held in the left side-room of the Odd Fellows' Hall, THIS (SATUBDAY) EVENING, at 7.30, to receive reports and balance-sheet for the past quarter, and transact general business. Board meeting at b'.ld p.m. sharp. By order. T. W. PLUMMER, Secretary. POPULAR LECTUBES. THE THIRD of the Course of Popular Lectures will be delivered in the CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, On Monday Evening noxt, 10th September, by C. E. BUTTON, ESQ., M.H.R. Subject : "Oxyoeh Popularly Illustrated." Single tickets; 6d. To commence at 8 o'clock. "MTR. A. DIM ANT is no longer authorised to collect debts owing to me. „, „- , F- JONEB. ' Wellington, pth September.