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Evening Star, Issue 6761, 28 November 1884, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. RIMOKSS'S THKATBB, LAST FOUR NIGHTS LAST FOUR NIGHTS of MISS GENEVIEVE WABD AND m tf. H. VERNON. THIS (FRIDAI) KTBNING, NOVEMBER 2«f Vioß-reg»l Command Night.. the Great Play nm , FORGBT-ME-NOT! Under the distinguished Patronage and in tne pretence of _ HFS EXOBLLENOY SIR WILLIAM X. V. JBRVOIS, 8.8.. G0.M.G,08, And Suite. , Mlsb Ginevieve Wabd ia her wonderful imsonatlon Stephanie, Marquise de Mohrlvart ("Forget me Not"). Mr W. H Vernon as Sir Horace Welby. The performance will oonolade with Mr Vernon In his oelebrated charaoter of Plumper. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, First production of the new Sensational Drama RACHEL, And OOOL AS A CUCUMBER, For the benefit of MR W. H. VERNON. Admission-Drees Circle, 4s; Stalls, 2s 6d; Pit. 1«. Box plan at the Dresden Piano Depdt. Tickets for Stills and Pit at Nathan's. Doors open 7.30; overture at 8 o'clock. Carriages at 10.30. Speolal trams t* all parts after performance. Business Manager for Miss ward, Signor AQBATI. Advance Agent ... liddy. T7IAIR OF ALL NATIONS. GARRISON HALL, DUNEDIN. CONCERT THIS EVENING, AT NINB. PROGRAMME: Piano Solo—"Fandango " ... Sydney Smith Here Moscfc Song—"Old Brigade" ... 0. Barri Mr Matthews Song—" Pierrot" ... ... S. Hutchinson Miss Robin Cornet Solo—"Der Freischtttz " Hartmann Mr Felthwn Song-" The last Watch " ... Pinmti Mr Stockwell Song—" 0 Loving' Heart, Trust On ... ... Blumenthal Mlis Home gong—f gong of the Old Bell" Q. Barri i MrM'Artby. ADMISSION ... ..? ... Is. AIR OF ALL NATIONS. PROGRAMME TOMORROW (SATURDAY), I NOVEMBER 29, 1881. Afternoon— Open 2.0. 3.0. 4 0 ... ... Punch and Judy 3.30 (St. Paul's) ... National Dance (Styrlan) 4.30 (St. John's) ... National Dance (Swiss). Evening-Open 7.30. 7.45,8.40 Punch and Judy 8.16 (St. Paul's) ... National Dance (Minuet de la Conr) 9.0 ~. ... Concert. "The Happy Hottentots," Admission, Is. Admission to Bide shows, Is and Cd. FAIR OF ALL NATIONS. NOTICE. ' OODS for the various Btalls may be sent to the Garrison Hall addressed to the care of the Ha'l keeper. SPORTING. ST. ANDREW'S PARLIAMENTARY SESSION.

Meeting-29th November. ADA MANTUA, noting under instruction! from her grandmother, Qaeen Oockoloram, the Qaeen of Oaversham, hereby mmmons Parliament to meet on the above date for the purpose of diseasing the following Important question:—"That the Government atonoe take immediate aotlon in improving the bar at Otago Heads, the unsatisfactory state of which causes much uneasiness to those in Otago, which province mast tuffer by the continued reports circulated of certain vessels having been Injured In entering or deputing from Dnnedln, which statements mast affeot the commercial prosperity of Otago the premier settlement of New Zealand. The House will also be asked to oonsider the advisability, before expending additional thousands of pounds upon it, of inviting scientific men from the neighboring colonies to devise a soheme for its Improvement, the chairman of which committee to be Sir William Jervois" It may be interesting for the public to know that this Parliament was elected, conshting of 18 members of the Upper House and 159 members of the Lower House, and the number of votes ■" Registered " in their favor was 8,200. The salaries of those upon the Government Benches are larger than those of the Lower House, the reason of which is, their duties being more "arduous." However, to please all concerned, their remuneration has beenoarefnlly considered, the amounts payable to eaoh being specially mentioned below, and will be made payable to the number of " writ" certified to by returning offioers. The total amount being L 4.100, less L4lO to be deduoted for Bellamy, for we cannot expect our Members to do their duty without some Refreshments, if only, say, a " Double Honorarium" every year. 8200 MEMBERS. Upper House. 18 Members. Lowkb House, 169 Members. Premier... ...£BB2 2at £9O 0 ... £IBO Treasurer ... 441 4 „ 45 0 ... 180 Colonial Secretary 325 8 „ 22 10 ... 180 Minister of War, 15 „ 18 0 ... S7O Lands, and others 3D „ 9 0 ... 270 —ls divided ... 531 30 „ 7 4 ... 216 70 „ 410 ... 815 £2,079 1159 6504 -Lady Emma 4757—Lady Evelyn 985-Kubezihl 193) Minerva 6123-Nelsoa 5174-Wapiti 4898-Ike 5154—Salvage 5709—Turquoise 1558-July 6 Ust-Bou'-wester 1023-Water King 28-Adamant 6770—Taiaroa | 5? OS -Johnny Faulkner 7037-Bublna 6732-Tim Whlfflfr 6231-Fuslleer 159 MEMBERS. LOWBB HOUSB, 2 at £90.-4149, 3605. 4 at £45.-7031, 914, 6527,1816. 8 at £22105.-1933, 7610, 6614, 2207, 4463, 5764, 45, 5818 15 at £lB.-1978, 6580. 7039, 505, f 729, 2262 6725, 8654, 5865, 737, 7078, 212, 5901, 8455, 6555. 30 at £9.-1232.1912,1218, 7502,1408, 7785, 2323,672% 939 5018, 102, 6030, 5?32, 8687, I 3704, 7124, 6737.1968, 1501, 7215. 4492. 5276, 11557, 6226, 6740.1002.2816, 2560. 6011. 55. 30 at £7 48.-6744, 23C0, P285, 5737,1*0, 622, 2317, 6802, 1963, 7152, 4309,1628, 3755, 5299, 2353, 2586, 7269, 3481. 919, 7120", 5339. 2374. 7478,4257. 688, 6849 2477, 296, 305, 6979. 70 at £4 103.-8011, 6979, 5310, 8854, SSP2, 354, 2159, 2164, 5835, 8018, 7526, 2505, 7W, 890, 423, 1869. 3555. 4562. 2509. 6928 0361, 5388, 1701. 1769, 8582 7729, 478, 4567, 3124, 3413, 6376, 4573. 5695. 807. 826 2751, 5768. 6003, 3256, 493, 2756, 5615, 6090,4868, 5102,1995. 1801, 2631, C 149,1401, 7990, 4668, 2640, 3317, 1888, 7996 7975, 5669 1852. 7932. 1967, 5565, 2629, 3377, 4593, 4611, 2803, 678, [ 4446. I 27 persons were invited to discuss the above distribution, 13 attended, names and addresees of whom have been furnished to this journal. Kindly do not forward "certificates" till 2nd December, as Ada has gone to Inveioarglll. and will return by the Te Anau on that date. ST. ANDREW'S HANDICAP. ,HE HORSES in the above-mentioned Race were drawn by persons resldlrg in the I following districts, viz : Lady Emma—Brewery, Dnnedln Lady Evelyn—To Mata, Auckland Rubesabl—Lelth street, Dnnedln Minerva—Wetherstones, Lawrence Jtfelson—M'Kenzie Country, Timaru Wapiti—Russell street, Dnnedln Ike—Wanganul Salvage—Russell street, Dnnedln Turquoise— Maclaggan street, Dnnedln July—Dowling street, Dnnedln Sou'-wester—Arnold, Grey mouth Water King—Princes street south, Dnnedln Adamant—Waimate Taiaroa—George street, North Dnnedln Johnny Faulkner—Peninsula, Dnnedln Bubina—Jßlverton Tim Whiffler—lnveroarglU (Don street Fuslleer-Roxburgh. ADA MANTUA. DVKRTISEMRNTS received at the Stab Offioo. Bond street, not ater than H tin, RAPPING PAPER, coarse, brown, For Bale, SB4B Office,