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Evening Post, Volume XXI, Issue 2, 4 January 1881, Page 3

mHEATSE ROYAL. Lessee Mr. H. Shepperson. YELLS OF LAUGHTER. Greet tho New Programme, which will be repeated THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, For tho Last Time, by the LYDIA HOWARDE OPERA BOUFFE -AND BURLESQUE COMPANY, The Charming Petite Comedy— THE TWO POLTS. To be followed by Burnand's Splendid I Burlesque — BLACK EYED SUSAN. To-morrow (Wednesday) Night, Last appearance but Three. A GRAND PROGRAMME. Dibdin's Celebrated Operetta— THE WATERMAN. Tom Tug (with songs) ... Miss Howards To be followed by the Musical Drama — THE CHILD OF THE REGIMENT. Josephine Miss Ltdia Howards KETTEN RECITALS AT THE THEATRE ROYAL. Director. Fredk. P. Pines. KETTEN. KETTEN. KETTEN. First Recital on MONDAY, 10th JANUARY, AT THE THEATRE ROYAL. KETTEN KETTEN KETTEN AT THE THEATRE ROYAL. Plan of Theatre and Tickets at Mr. D. Clark's, Bookseller, Athenaeum Buildings. Prices of Admission— DreßS Circle, ss; Season or Family Tickets, to admit six, 25s ; Stalls, 3s ; Pit, 2s. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. riIHE SUMMER SHOW WILL BE HDL D IN THE ARCADE, ON WEDNESDAY, the 19th JANUARY. T. W. KIRK, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer. I. O. G, T. RESCUE LODGE, No. 39. MEETS every TUESDAY EVENING, at 7.30 p.m, in the Adelaide Road Wesleyan Church Schoolroom. WELLINGTON SHIPWRIGHTS' SOCIETY. THE usual Half-yearly Meeting Trill be held on WEDNESDAY, sth January, for the purpose of electing officers and other business of importance. T. S. ARCUS, Secretary.

TTIGHER EDUCATION. THE AVENUE, Abel Smith-street. This School will resume work, after the Christmas Vacation, on Monday, the 31st January. The year is divided into three terms, and the fees, payable in advance, are — For Boys above 12 years of age, 4 guineas per term; for Boys below 12 years of age, 3 guineas per term. The curriculum is such as will qualify! pupils for the Entrance Examination of the University of New Zealand, and for the Junior and Senior Civil Service Examinations. JOHN GAMMELL, B.A. (London), Principal.' HIGHER EDUCATION. MISS STRAUSS begs to intimate to her friends that she has Removed to the Terrace, where her Classes for English Instruction, French, and German, will open with the beginning of next term. 'Terms on application. MORTON'S PRIVATE ACADEMY And ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL. Established, 1873. WELLINGTON TERRACE. RE-OPENS ON MONDAY; 24th JAN. References : Rev. T. A. Bowden, 8.A., late Inspector of Schools; Rev. J. C. Andrew, M.A., Principal of Nelson College ; and parents of pupils.' ' Only a limited number of pupils taken. The full course of study qualifies for the Civil Service (Junior and' Senior), Law, andN.Z. University Matriculation Examination. Quarterly payments, £2, £2 10s, and .£3, according to age; 10 per cent, discount allowed on payments iv advance. Prospectus on application. Evening Classes resume same date, at 7.30 p.m. Quarterly payments, 15s, 21s, 255, and 30s, for one, two, three, and four evenings per week respectively. Ten per .cent, discount on payments in advance. Prospectus on application. riIHE MISSES CARPENTER beg to inJL form their friends and the public that the Holidays end 10th January, 1881. Abel Smith-street.

TO BUILDERS. TTTT3 Board of Education invite Tenders until noon of Monday, the 10th inst., for Repairs on Te Aro School, GhuzneeBtreet. - - Particulars at my office. ' <THOS. TURNBULL, Architect to the Board. TO CARPENTERS. . nnENDERS will bo received at my office, JL Johnston-street, until 12th January, 1881, for Erection of Sheds, &c. ¦ Plans and specifications may be seen at my office.- : • J. SAUNDERS.

i MULLIGAN'S Jewellery Stock is OPEN TO INSPECTION. Every artiolo marked in plain agures. , Lambton Quay. THE NEW ZEALAND LAND AND LOAN COMPANY (Limited and ' ; Reduced.) A DIVIDEND is now due and payable to the Shareholders at tho office of the Company. ' Brandon-street, Wellington,31st December, 1880. IN THE ESTATE OF GEORGE CRAWFORD, MERCHANT, DECEASED. ALL Chums against this Estate are requested to be rendered to the Exeoutors not later than 31st January, 1881, addressed to William Christie, Colonial Bank of New Zealand, Wellington, J. WOODWARD, X -v--,,*^. W. CHRISTIE, ) i— ecutors. ~n_E South British Company's celebrated JL I.X.L. Sauce (mild and piquant) to suit all palates. A trial respectfully solicited. WELLINGTON AND FOXTON LINE OF COACHES. TTNTIL further notice, Coaches will run between Wellington and Foxton daily. HASTWELL & MACARRA, Proprietors.

*1 STEAM YACHT LARA. PK3KFIC PARTIES and others can hire ¦the above fast and comfortable steam yacht for 50s per day. . Apply on board ; or to " DUNCAN CAMERON, Willis-street, Agent.