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Evening Star, Issue 6762, 29 November 1884, Page 3

I AMUSEMENTS. RINOBSS'S THBATEB. LAST NIGHT BUT TWO Of THE WARD-VBRNON SEASON. IHIS (BATURDAI) EVENING, NOVEMBER 29, FARKWKLL BEhBFIT Of the celebrated actor ME W. H. VERNON, When will be presented, for the first time in New Zealand, the new Sensational Drama, entitled RAOHKL, Characters In the Prologue: 8!r Philip Grant ... Mr A. R. Lawrence Captain Obavbk Mr W. H Vbbnon Sergeant Mathews MrO.Fenton Jack Adams MrA.Darvlll Policeman Mr Edwards Margaret Miss Flora Anstead RACHEL MISS GsNEVIKVg WABD Soene : Artillery Court, Westminster. Characters in the Drama : 81r Philip Grant ... Mr A. R Lawrence Captain Obaven Mr W. H. Vbbnon Harold Leo Mr Montgomery Superintendent Mathews ... Mr 0. Fenton Mr Sharock Mr H. W. Bennett Mrs AIHKL&TANK ... MlB3 GENEVIEVE WaBD Gladys Grant Miss Watts Phillips The performance will conolude with COOL AS A CUCUMBER. Mr W. H, Vbbnon In his celebrated character of Plumper. MONDAT, DECEMBER 1, Last Night bat One of the Dramatic Season, RACHEL. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, feast Night and Grand Complimentary Benefit tendered to MISS GENEVIEVE WARD. Admission-Dress Olrole, 4s; Stalls, 2s 6d; Pit, Is. Box plan at tbe Dresden Piano Depfit. Tickets for Stalls and Pit at Naftan's. Doors open 7.80; overture at 8 o'olock. Carriages at 10.80. Special trams to all parts after performance. Manager for MiBS Ward ... Signer Aqbati. Advanoe Agent IIDDY. TO-NIGHT! TO-HIGHT! OOBYEiR'S ELECTRIC CIRCUS GREAT LONDON EQUESQUIRIOULUM, Now on Its Fourth Annual Tour of New Zealand. ALWAYS GOOD-NOW LARGER AND BETTER THAN EVER. f MARKET RESERVE LCCAIION< MARKET RESERVE (.MARKET RESERVE. MONSTER NEW MARQUEE That will hold FIVE THOUSAND SPECTATORS, Brilliantly Lighted, Comfortably Seated, and Elegantly Decorated. A PALiOE QF AMUSEMENT. New Company of Artistes, Daring Riders, Lightning Tumblers, Corps of Frenoh Vaulters, Male and Female Trapezlans, Wonderful Acrobats, Clowns that are Clowns, BEiUTIFOL TRAINED HORSES, AND FAIRY TRIOK PONIES. This Genuine CIRCUS OIROU" OIROC. Needs no puff. It relics on Its merits now, as It always has done, The result of so much excellence Is UNIVERSAL SUOOE3S. Band Serenade in front ef the Marquee at 7 o'clock. Doo-s open at 7 15; Performance commences at S o'olock. Carriages may bs ordered for 10.25. Admission—Chairs, 4s; Stalls, 3s; Pit, 2s; Children Half-price. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. A. WYBDRD, General Agent. iAIK OF ALL NATIONS. PR36RAMME-MONDAY, Ist DECEMBER, 1884. Afternoen—Open at 3.30 o'clock. 430 (St, Peter's) ... National Dacca 5.0 ... ... Punch and Judy, ADMISSION 1". Evening, 7. 7.80-Grand Prooßßßlon as witnessed by H,E. the Governor 7 45—" Sir Roger de Coverley " 8.0 - Scotch Dpmonstratlon 9,0 —For the first time in New Zealand the famed Four-act Drama, "TBIED AND TRUE." Admission to Play Is, The Publlo admitted to the Galleries only until after first Danco, Admission, 2i; Children, Halfrprlce till S o'olock. After 8 o'olook-Admlsßion, Is; Children, Half-price. 71 AIR OF ALL NATIONS. DOLL SHOW. The Doll Show will open on Thursday Afternoon, 4th December, and remain open on Friday and Saturday. Intending Exhibitors are requested to bring their Dolls to the Garrison Hall on Thursday Morning between 10 and 12. Each Doll should have a card attached to it with the name of the Exhibitor and the Class it is to be entered into. THE COMMITTEE. FAIR OF ALL NATIONS. NOTICE. I OOD3 for the various Stalls may be sent to the Garrison Hall addressed to the i care of the Hall-keeper. HE DUNEDIN IRON AND WOOD WARE COMPANY.—AnnuaI Pionic at Waitatl, Bluesktn, Monday, Ist December, 1884 > Speolal Train leaveß Dunodin 8.40 a.m., returning 7.30 pm. Band of North Dunedln Rifles. Tea and coffee free. Other refreshments supplied by D. Gain at ordinary oharges. Tiokets, 3s, on platform, from members of Committee ionly. i r R, W. HORN, Hon. Sec. NOTICE TO FARLEY'S HALL SINGINGCLASS. THE PIONIC of the above and Hrlends will take place on MONDAY, Ist DECEMBER, AT QUARANTINE ISLAND. The s a, Peninsula will leave the Rattray street Wharf at 8.30 a,m. sharp, Tea only provided. Tickets, 2s eaoh. SOUTH DISTRICT RIFLE 3. " DANCE, in connection with the South District Rifles will be held In the Drill Shed, Green Island, on Monday, the Ist December, at LOST FOUND, fto. LOST, Brown Paper Paroel, addressed M'Donald. Palmer&ton. Finder rewarded by leaving with Tllburj'a express. i* OST, Hen and young Ducks; finder re--1 ' warded, T. N. Jory, back of Town Hall, Momlngton. OaT, last evening, between Dowling street J and Fanoy Fair, Purse containing money and papers. Finder rewarded on returning to Treasury Villa, Dowling street. ' 0»T, a Lady's Gold Rlug, set with pearls. ' Finder please return to Leslie, Lane, and Doble. LOST, between Dowling street and Tramway Terminus Roslyn, Purse, containing 1 pound. Reward Smith's ttore, Roslyn. ' OST, Cheque, on Back of Australasia, for J L6O, payable to Is'o 1,172, drawn by the undersigned; payment stopped. J. H. KUgour. 10 Manse street T OST, £5 Bank New Zeal&nd Note Finder 1 rewarded on returning to the Caretaker, Town Hall, Octagon. LOST. Cheque, Bank of New Zealand, No. 796, for Lll j payment stopped. G. H. Marsden, Princes streot. 10UND.—The best Remedy for Rheumatism, - Indigestion, Liver and Kidney Disorders, and kindred comolalnts—Wolfe's Sohnapps,