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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 327, 29 November 1864, Page 1

PRINCE OF WALES' THEATRE. LAS T WEE It HUT ONE! LYSTER'S ROYAL ITALIAN AND ENGLISH OPEEA COMPANY. Under the distinguished patronage of His Excellency Silt Geo kg K Gkky, K. 0.8. ARTISTES: I MDME. LUCY ESCOTT MDLLE. EOSALIE DURAND MISS GEOEGIA HODSON MISS ADA KING ME. IIENEY SQUIRES ME. E. 'A. BEAUMONT ME, FRANK TRKVOE ME. HENEY WIIAETON mi. J. E. EITTS Mil. PEED. LYSTEII. CONDUCTOE: ME. GEOEGE LODEE. STAGE MANAGER: ME. W. LLOYD. THIS (TUESDAY), EVENING, VI ~E-REGAL COMMAND NIGHT, Rossini's Opera Comique BAR BE R OF SEVILLE. Between First and Second Acts (by request), Soi,o (Bass Clarionette) . . . Heiiu Londheko Composed expressly for him by Mr. Geouge LoDMi. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBEE :!0. Donizetti's Grand Opera, LA FAVOR! TA. THUE SDAY, DECEMBER 1. Donizetti's Grand Opera, LUCRESTA BORGIA. I AND Donizetti's Opera Comique, DON PASQUALE. EETDAY. DEOEMBEE 2. SrtciAt Nhiii t, . Under tin! patronage of COLON E L M O U'L D , C. B. , I COLONEL WILLIAMS, E. A., AND Tilt: OFFICERS OF TIIE ROYAL ARTILLERY ANl> R O VA L E N (i [NEE RS. Meyerbeer's Grand Historical Opera, LES HUGUENOTS. 1 SATURDAY. DECEMBEE 3. ViCKHKfiAi. Command Nioiit, Mozart's Chef d'n-uvre, DON GIOVANNI. Doors open at half-past, seven; curtain v.-ill. rise at S o'clock precisely. Pkices ok Admission. STALLS • . . . 10s. 6d. AMPHITHEATRE . • 7 a . od. LACK SEATS . . • . 3s. Season Tickets Tii."Nsl"i:itAi;i,K: STALLS . . . . £5 ss. AMPHITHEATRE . . £3 13s. C>d. Seats can now be secured in tho Stalls and Amphitheatre for any of the above nights, at the Box Otlice, Mr- Vahty's, Queen-street, between tho hours of 11 and 5 o'clock, where a plan of the Theatro may bo seen. > Fdi.i. Dkess in the Stales. ( Crowther and Ford's Cars leavo Newmarket every evening for tho Theatre, returning immediately after the performance. PKINCE OE WALES THEATRE. NOTICE!! THE ABOVE theatre WILT, 3R lE-Oil? IE ZET you . A DRAMATIC SEASON, I'NDKU TilK MAXAOEMENT OF G . W. 33 A IST IE LS , 1 A NT) A FULL AND EFFICIENT COMPANY, ' ON, Olt AIiOVT TilK 2«Tjt DAY' OF DECEMBEE NEXT. G. W. DANIELS, Pbopiuetok. # ® w LNITKD SERVICE LODGE, No. I. C. TPIIE Regular Monthly jMecti-ig of the abovo J. Lodge: will be held at, tin; Lodge Room, " Masonic Hotel," on MONDAY next, the 30th November, IK(M, at 7 o'clock, p.m., shaip. By order of the W.M. GE otS, I.C. AN INI FETING of the above Lodge will be held THIS EVENING-at halfpast seven, p.m. Brelhrcn will please accept this invitation. By order of The W. SL PEIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL, i:D\VA ItPKS-STHEKT. A TEA MELTING will be hold in the Chape 1 THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, the 2 l Jth inst Tea ready at half-past ti. Tickets to ho had at Mr. B. M'Kerras' ; or at Mr. T. Goldie's; at Mr. l'lummer's, late Hobbs, Queenstreet ; or from any of the Teaehors. NEWTON DEBATING CLASS. mllK Class will meet Tll IS (Tuesday) EVENING JL 29th Nov., ISfJI, in Mr. Dewar's Academy at 7.30 p.m., sharp. Subject:—Adjourned discussion on the question, " Are tier Colonies a source of strength or weakness to Great Britain ?" For the Committee, FREDERICK BATTLEY, Hon. Secretary. COMPENSATION TO OUT - SETTLERS, Fou Losses Sustained Duking the Wad. "OKEVIOUS to tho appointment of a Commission ,I 'ir Comniittee by the General Assembly, to , impure into the above subject, any hints or sug- - ge.Miuns addressed to J. Cuisl'E, Drury, will be I I thankfully receiveil, and will be of aervice to all parties interested.