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Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 41, 16 August 1895, Page 3

/"IRITERION THEATRE. — Grand ReV> opening Night. To-mobbow (Satnrday. 17th). AUSTKALIAN MEKKYMAKKRS AND LIVING PIOIURES have returned to Wellington after a suoocpsful season in ! Christohurch. 'Ihis talented and popular company has been considerably strengthened by some of the best talent 111 the colonies. Special engagement of Misß Lilly Smith, serio-comio and danoo artist. Now Piotures, Now Songs, Dances, New Farces, Everything New. Peroy Shannon, late tenor MontagueTurner Opera Co. ; Professor Considine, R.A.M., pianist; Fred Rollin, comedian (first appoaranoe) ; Mi?s May Cnllen, Misß Leslie, Miss Daisy Montgomery, aoprano, Ist prizetakor for singing and elooution last Melbourne Exhibition. Look out for next Wednesday's programme. Popular prices— 2a, la, 611. S. P. HAUSMANN, Buainess Manager. T» E L I E F CONCERT. THUBSDAY, 22nd AUGUST. Box Plan at Hollidat's To-mobeow. See Saturday's Post. CRITERION HALL, UPPER HUTT. SATURDAY, 17th AUGUST. GRAND VARIETY FNTERTAINMENT BY THE PETONE Al MINSTRELS, To be followed by a Select Dance. H. POWNCEBY, Treasurer. pOIUMBrA SKAT-ING RINK \J Inqcstbe-stbut. SKATING. SKATING. SKATING. Open Tuesday and Friday Evenings and Saturday Afternoons. Admission — Gentlemen, 1b (including • skates) ; ladies free, skates Gd. ( LECTURE, WESLEY CHURCH, Tabanaki-stbbkt, "The Hymns op the Christian Church: j Their History, Placo, and Power," Bt Rjtv. W. MORLEY (President of the Australasian Wesleyan I Church). THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING. The chair will be taken at 7.45 p.m. by Mr. \ W. Moxham. a Selected hymns will be rendered by the i ohQir. Collection on behalf of Connexional . Secretary's Fund. KILBIRNIE CRICKET CLUB. CONCERT AND DANCE AND ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION OF 1 TROPHIES I For Season 1894-5. 1 —— — D KILBIRNIE HALL, THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, at 8 o'olock. 6 Tickbts : - Concert or Dance Is Ladies, Conoert and Dance ... Is ■ Dance only Is - r The Enterprise 'Bus will leave Govern- ii ment Buildings for Kilbirnie, via Cuba- fi street, at 7.15. rp HOM AS' HALL. - MONDAY, 19th AUGUST, 1835. * a MISS MEDLEY and MI?. ALFRED F. HILL will give a CONCERT, assisted by Miss Wood, Mr. K. J. Hill, and pupils. Miss Medley and Mr. Hill liavo decided to » hand over the Entire Proceeds towards tho Relief of tho Unemployed. . J Admission— Front seata, 28; back Beats, J Is. Tickets to be obtained at the Dresden and " F. Jones & Co.'s. a T^MPIRE BRASS BAND SOCIAL, f, IS THE PRINCESS THEATRE, TO-NIGHT. Double Tickets, 2s. C HUNTING. ti . S rpHE Hounds of tho United Hunt Club b will meet at Mr. Earp'e, Tawa Flat, TOMORROW (SATURDAY), at 2.30 p.m. J. F. MILLS, ] Hon. Seo. CIOOTBALL. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE MATCHWELLINGTON t. WAIRARIPA, AT PETONE TO-MORROW. Tiain leaves Te Aro at 2.20 p.m. "CIOOTBALL. NEWTOWN PARK. ASSOCIATION REPRESENTATIVE s PRACTICE MATCH. A Collection will be taken up at tho gate to go towards defraying expenses of team. \' SATURDAY, 17th AUGDST, 1895. V FESTIVAL CHORAL SOCIETY. JY| EMBERS of tho Chorus arj requested to meet at the Art Gallery THI3 (FRIDAY) . EVENING, at 8 o'olook. 1 THEO. H. RITCHEY, Hon. Soo. p WELLINGTON TROTTING CLUB. F fIiHE Adjourned Annual Meeting of the 1 above will be held on MONDAY NEXT, 19th inst., at 8 p.m., at the New Zealander Hotel. Delegates to tho Wellington Trotting p Association are requested to meet at tho same place at 7 p.m. WELLINGTON CAMERA CLUB. * V npHE Annnal Meeting of the Camera -■- Club will be held at the Dreßden Piano Rooms THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clook, in- - stead of the Art Gallery. H. Q. SNODGRASS, Hon. Seo. WELLINGTON LODGE, 1521, E.C. I1I 1 HE Regular Monthly Meeting will bo held at the Masonio Hall, Bouloottstreet, THIS EVENING (Friday). Lodge tyled at 8 o'clock sharp. Visiting brethren cordially invited. •, By Command of the W.M. MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT'S MUSICAL ] SOCIKTY. A LL members and intending members ] xjL who have not yet called upon Mr. - Barnett are notified that ho will be at home at j his residence, Dartmoor House, Woolcombestreet, on SATURDAY AFI\ER>OON from 4 to Q o'clock. ' Those not yet enrolled should forward their 1 namos to the underaigned. ROBT. ANGUS 1 P.O. Box 330, JAMES YOUNG 5 Hon. Sees. , ORCHESTRA FOR MB. MAUGHAN BABNETT'S MUSICAL SOCIETY. A LL those who desire to join the 1 jt\. Orohestra in connection with the above Society are requested to communicate at once with the undersigned. ROBT. ANGUS \ P.O. Box 330, JAMES TOUNG j Hon, Sees. THE CHEMIS CASE. I DESIRE to express my sincere thanks to the Parliament of New Zealand for having passed an Aot to enable my husband to apply to the Court of Appeal for a new trial, and I also desire to thank the individual members of eaoh House for the very great kindness they hayo shown to me and mine in our great affliction . To Mr. C. H. Mills is due my warmeat thanks for the nnfiring efforts he has made to obtain the passing of the measure. For tho last six years I have struggled against the influences of the authorities and the preSß, and now that my husband is free to go to the Court of Appeal and to establish his innooenoe by a new trial, I find myself penniless and without the means to assist him in meeting the heavy expense whioh will be necessarily inourred. Mr. Jellicoe has not only in the past givon us his services gratuitously, but he has spent some hundreds of pounds out of bis "own pocket in endeavouring to obtain justice for my husband. lam therefore driven to appeal to the many kind friends and sympathisers for a little help towards meeting the costs of the application to the Court of Appeal and the new trial. I oannot in reason or fairness ask Mr. Jellicoo to undertake the further oonduot of the matter and to again disburse money out of his own pooket without being in Borne manner able to indemnify him againct the expenditnre. Subscriptions forwarded to me at 105, Tinakori-road, will be gratefully received and dnly acknowledged. ANNIE CHEMIS. THE OFFICE OF ' THE UNDERSIGNED WILL BE OPENED TO-MORROW (Sattjbday), 17th AUG., From 2.30 p.m. to 5 p m., When Investors may obtain the latest available information about the Auckland Goldmines. Prospeotus.es of a new venture in the Karangahape Distriot may be obtained on application. A, T. BATE, Sharebroker, 84, Lambton-quay.