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Evening Post, Volume L, Issue L, 3 December 1895, Page 3

/~VPERA HOUSE. LAST FOUR NIGHTS OF THE SEASON. LAisT FOUli NIUHTS OF THK SKASON. Last Evening tho Warment of Keoeptions wuo accorded to BL4ND HOLT'S Unique Presentation of the Sublime Domestic Drama, A WOMAN'S RkVtSNGE. A WOMAN'S HiVKNGE. A WUHAN'S REVENGK. A WOMAN'i KKVEJNGE. The Last Work of H*vbt Pettitt. The initial representation of this exquisite play was witnessed with the most intense interest, and its story of human love, patienoo, and suffering was followed with abaorbed attention. Interesting, Novel, and Intensely Beautiful. A Production of Unadulterated Fascination ! Perfection in Constrnotiou ! Perfection in Interpretation ! perfection ia .Production ! Replete with Dramatio and Speotaoular Beauties ! Ly nmouth— Courtship . St. John's Wood— Married. Chilton Villa— Separated. The Old Bailey— Re-united. _ The representation of the celebrated English Court of Justice conceded to be perfect in details, and absolutely perfect in costuming. LAST FOUR NIGHTS OF THE SEASON. Box plan at Holhday'a. Prices— Dress and Reserved Stalla, 4a; Stalls, 3s; Family Circle, 2s ; Pit, Is. Day Sales at Aldona' and Abel's. Children half-price. Children in arms NO II 11I 1 ADMITTED. Furniture from Fielder's, Organ from the Dresden. \u A R X TWAIN, -LT-S. ARK TWAIN THE ONLY THE ONLY. Under the Patronage and in the Presence of His Excellency the Governor, the Countess of Glasgow, and Suite. OPERA HOUSE, Commencing MONDAY EVEWING NEXT, 9th DEC. FIRST APPEARANCE IN WELLINGTON OF THE Author of " The Innocents Abroad," Who wiil give his FIRST: MARK TWAIN "AT HOME," FIRST: MARK TWAIN "AT HOME," Illustrated with Humorous Life and Character Sketches. Life and Character Sketches. Life and Character Skitchjs. Plan of Seats will be opened at R. Holliday and Co.'s on Thursday next, where seats may be booked and tickets obtained. Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls, 4s ; Stalla, 3s ; Family Circle, 2s ; Pit, Is. R. S. SMYTHE. TUESDAY, 10th DECEMBER, SECOND : MARK TWAIN "AT HOME," With entirely new Life and Character Sk»tches. Ijl XCHA NG E HALL. THURSDAY, sth DECEMBER, 1895. MR. ROBERT PARKER Will give his SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL CONCERT, Assisted by Madame } veleen Curlton Mr. J. Prouse Mr. Mao Duff Boyd The Wellington Ijedertafel And a Full Orchestra Tickets, Three Shillings, may be obtained at the Dresden Music Warehouse, where seats may now be reserved. BT. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Willis-street. ANNUAL CONVERSAZIONE, To be held in the Schoolroom on TUESDAY, 2nd DECEMBER. Addresses on stated subjeotsby Rev. D. Elmslia and Rev. Messrs. Ogg, Elliott, Shirer, and Baumber. Music by the Choir ; pianoforte bolo by Mr. M. Barnett. Songs by Misses Drummond, M'Gowan, and Steele, and Messrs. Turnbull, F. S. Pope, and R. H. Pope. Refreshments during the interval. Doors open at 7.15 ; chair taken at 7.45 sharp. Ticketa, la. BENEFIT TO SAMUEL MATHEWS. A VOCAL, INSTRUMENTAL. AND ATHLETIC ENTERTAINMENT. ST. PETER'S SCHOOLROOM, GHUZNEE-BTREET. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), 3rd DECEMBER. Programme. fj Leonard Family of Acrobats, by kind Jl permission of Bland Holt, Esq. : Messrs. Kingsley and Kerr, Triok Skating and Bioyoling; Messrs Prior and Luella, Acrob-vtio Feats and Tumbling; the Surprise Party in Single and Double Trapeze ; Messrs. Cansdell, Doyle, Jones, Mason, Chambers, and others in Weight-lifting, Club Swinging, Horizontal Bar, Roman Rings, Ao. : Wrestling. Messrs. Mathews, Robinson, Mason, and Adams. Songs and Recitations by Professionals. Music by the Working Men's Club Orchestra. Admission— 2b and Is. at 8 sharp. ST. THOMAS' CHURCH, WELLINGTON SOUTH. A SALE QF WORK in connection with the above will be held in St. Mark's Parochial Room, Riddiford-street, Newtown, on THURSDAY NfcXT, sth Deoember, from 2to 5 p.m., and from 7to 10 p.m. Admission free. The Newtown Sewing Bee is noted for supplying good work at reasonable prices, Ac, Ao. OETONEN A V A L S. PLAIN A FANCY DRESS BALL. WEDNESDAY, 4th DECEMBER. At Petone Drillehed. Double ticket, 4s ; single, 3a (refreshments inolnded). Conveyance leaves Government Buildings at 7 p.m. "T7-ARORI PLEASURE GROUNDS. Tennis, Boatino, Ac. Refreshments. Admission, 6d. The Brake will run to the Grounds every WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY, and SUNDAY, leaving Evening Post at 2 p.m. Return fare (inoluding admission), 1b Cd ; Sunday, 2s. WELLINGTON GAS CO. (Limited). UNTIL further notice the Company will be unable to supply Coke in quantities of less than half a ton. H. P. HIGGINSON, Manager. 29th November, 1895. rjpHK Annual Meeting of St. Paul's Mission Guild will be held at the Diooesan Library, on WEDNESDAY, 4th Deoember,' at 3 p.m. THE Social in aid of Mr. Boyce and Family, which was postponed, will be held on WEDNESDAY, 4th Deoembor, in tho Skating Rink. Tiokets, 1b 6d each. W. J. GRANT. Seoretary. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. DESIGNS FOR PUBLIC MARKET. 1 T is requested that these Designs may be .1 Bent in with a motto or some distinguishing mark, and that the name and address of tho sender be enclosed in a sealed envelope. J. E. PAGE, Town Clerk. 3rd December, 1895. "m/r 'NABS GARDENS, Lower Hutt. This popular resort, which is now at its beßt, is open to the pnblio daily, and through the holiday season. Refreshments of all kinds procurable. Orders by Telephone for Lunoheons or Cut Flowers will receive prompt attention. Hot water free. Tennis ground for use of visitors. Admission . Ib. rB^HE Great Arbitration Conrt has decided that there is no vermifuge to equal FitzGerald's Chocolate Worm Tablets. Sole proprietor WM. C. FITZGERALD, Consulting Chemist, FitzGerald's Corner. VI7 ELLINGTON BUTTER FACTORY. BLACK SWAN BRAND. Only one quality— The Best. O&SB'rS WAHOO"" is gentle operi J ent. Cures Piles, Constipation, Indigo at ion, Flatulonoa Norvoußuosß, Sluggis T.ivnr 2a fM fihamiflta. crronerß