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Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 117, 14 November 1895, Page 3

/"VPERA HOUSE. GREAT SHOW NIGHT ATTRACTION. GREAT SHOW NIGHT ATTRACIION. PKOPLB'H DAY AT THK SHOW PhoPLE'S NIGHT AT THE THEATRE. BLAND HOLT'S Marvellous Sensational Stage Spectacle > THE SPAN OF LIFE. Ji TH E SP A N O F LIF E. THE SPAN OF LIFE. THE SPAN OF LIFE. Company Staging Production Unexcelled! Exquisite! Unexampled i Tho Record Dramatic Attraction, With its MULTITUDE of HISTRIONIC, SPECTACULAR, ACROBATIC, and REALISTIC MARVELS. The The The LIGHTHOUSE SPAN LIVING BRIDGE 0 The of The LIGHTHOUSE LIFE LIVING BRIDGE f Big Sensations ! Picturesque Scenes ! 1 Marvellous Spectacular Effects ! Perfect Mounting ! Faultless Cast ! Comedy ! Tragedy ! Box plan at Holliday's. Prices— Dress and Reserved Stalls, 4s ; • Stalls, 3s ; Family Circle, 2s ; Pit, Ib. Day Sales at Aldouß' and Abel's. ; Furniture from Fielder's, Organ from the Dresden. 1 Undor the Patronage of His Excellency the Governor and Lady Glasgow. BECTARE FIDEM. OT. PATRICK'S COLLEGE CONCERT. THEATRE ROYAL. FBIDAY, 15th NOVEMBER. PROGRAMME : Part I. 1. Selection— "Gems of Erin"... Eonnd College Brass Band. 2. Chorus— A. "The Wandoror's Night Song" . . . Ferdinand Hiller b. "Summer Eve" ... Hatton St. Mary's Convent Pupils. 3. Song-" The New Year " ... A. F. Hill Mr. E. J. Hill. 4. Overture — " Italiana in Algieri" Rossini College Orohestra. 5. Song— "AnOld Love Dream" St.Quentin Miss Trehair-Osborne. 6. Song — "Orpheus with his Lute" Sullivan Miss Sullivan. 7. Violin Solo— "Blue Bells of Sootland" C. Lovit Master W. Fitzgerald. 8. Song— "The Last Rose of Summer" Moore Miss Pender. 9. Characteristic Piece— "The Reveille" Eilenberg (Descriptive of the appearing, passing, and disappearing of a Military Band ) College Orchestra. INTERVAL. Pap.t 11. 10. Chorus — " Sleep while the Soft Evening" Bishop " St. Mary's Convent Pupils. 11. Violin Trio — " Bewitching Gavotte " Boggetti Masters J. Brady, F. de Jouffroy d'Abbanß, and C. Vtnning. 12. Song— " Harbour Biy " ... Moir Miss Nellie Gallagher. 13. Quartetto No. 53 Haydn Rev. P. Aubry, Mr. Trowell, Masters Garvey and Fitzgerald. 14. Son? — " Sweet and Low " ... Grazia Misa Trohair-Oaborne. 15. Song— " The Holy City " ... Adams Mr. R. A. Loughnan. 16. Medley Overture — " Carnavalia" Warwick Williams College Orohestra. 17. Vocal Duet—" On the Banks of Allan Water " ... Arr. by Russell Misses Sullivan and Brady. 18. Serio-Comio Fantasia— " Echoes of the Night" Rivifere College Braes Band. At the Piano— Mrs. Holt, Miss Kolly. Conductor of Choruses and Brass Band — Mr. Cimino. Conductor of Orchestra — STr. Trowell. Piano and Organ kindly lent by the Dresden Co. Prices — Dresß Cirale, 3s ; Orchestral Stalls, 2a 6d ; Stalls, 2s ; Pit, Is. Trams in attendance after Concert. Box plan at the Dresden. T. A. F. F. mE ARO FANCY FAIR. SKATING RINK. THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING. BUTTERFLY GAMES, At 8 p.m. TABLE A UX1. Psyche at the Throne of Venus 2. The Sacrifice of Iphigrenia 3. Over the Garden Wall 4. Death of Marguerite FORREST'S BAND. To-morrow Afternoon (Friday), Fbbb. Children must bo in chirgo of adults. Admission, Evening, Sixpence. Open at 7. Piano kindly lent by Mr. Pinny. NOTICE. ST. JOHN'S LODGE, 1.0. G.T. \ NNIVERSARY SOCIAL Postponed £\. from Friday, 15th instant, to FRIDAY, 22nd, when First-class Programme and Refreshments will bo provided. Lodge meets as usnal Friday Evening, 15 th inst. S. H. SPIERS, Secretary. WELLINGTON AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB. WJPRING SPORTS MEETING (Under N.Z.A.a.A. and N.Z.C.A. Rules.) BASIN RESERVE. SATURDAY, 16th NOVEMBER. RUNNING, JUMPING, AND CYCLING EVENTS. The Garrison Band will play selections during the afternoon. Afternoon tea will be provided. Admission to gronnd, Is; Grandstand, 6d. Competitors can obtain their numbers at Batkin'a To-morrow (Friday). Members' and Ladies' Tiokets admit to grand stand without extra charge. H. M'CARDELL, Hon. Seo. KAUORI BOROUGH COUNCIL. ANNUAL ELECTION OF MAYOR. I HEREBY givo notice that the following candidate has been duly nominated for the office of Mayor for tho Borough of Karori, viz. : — Bulkley, Richard Crofts A a no other nominationß for the above office were received, I hereby deolare the said Richard Crofts Bnlkley duly elected. W. F. ENGLAND, Returning Officer. Karori, 13th November, 1895. MAYORAL ELECTION. MR. CHARLES M. LUKE'S Central Committee will meet on FRIDAY EVKNING, as arranged. Newtown Committee will meet in Donald M'Lean-atreet Schoolroom on THURSDAY EVENING next, at 8 o'olook. WEEKLY ORESS. EEKLY L RESS. 8 Pages Illustrations 8 Pages Winners of New Zealand Cup, Welcome, Derby, and Juvenile Stakes. Finish for Cup. Start for Weloomo. Soenes on the Course. Prize Cattle at Chriatohuroh Show. Ladies' Summer Fashions. Ladies' Letters from Wellington, &o. Agricultural and Farming Notes. Wellington Offioe— 43, Lambton-quay. THE WELLINGTON BUILDING AND INVESTMENT COMPANY, Ltd. A DVANCES on landed property. Deposits are receivod at best current rates. R. M. SIMPSON, Managing Direotor. Office •. Phoenix Assurance Building, Cusl tomhouao-quay. i KARANGAHAKE GOLDMINING COM- ; PANY, N Z. I NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. DETAILS of propo3od Sale of Property, together with tho latent Report from - the Mine Manager, may be seen at my offioe. } A. T. BATK, i 21, Lambton quay. 1 . I TVI Bl C> D - MONPETH bogs toinformhie v ■"-■ friends and the publio generally that he lia.B started business in conjunction with 6 Mr. S. Carroll as an Accountant, Statis- :* tician, Financial and Estate Agent. He is t prepared especially to conatruot tables of statistics, and to undortako tho solution of v puzzling problems that ariao in connection with business. Offioes : Chamber of Commerce, 42, Lambton-quay. In roferenoe to the above, I bog to assure my frionds and clients that under the new arrangement their intereata will receive prompt and confidential treatmont. 8i S. CARROLL. m r. T^OUND-You can always get Black •*- Swan Butter, frosh and swoet, at CRESPIN'S Co-oporative Stores, Cuba-Btreet. TRY X JAM.