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New Zealand Herald, Volume X, Issue 2900, 15 May 1873, Page 1

Amusements, &c. Q 1 T Y H A L L . ; GREAT AXD CO.VTfXUED SUCCESS — or THE CARANDINI OPEBATIC AND BALLAD CONCERTS. E V E E Y X I G It T. THIS (THURSDAY; EVENING, MAT 15, P 11 O a It A JI M E. Overture, Piano, " Les iluguenotsThe Sisters Losina and Fannie Quartette, " How Culm the Dawn " (Mendel-ohn!— -the .Sisters Rosin a and Fannie, and Messrs. Sherwin and Cordon Ballad, '• The Lover and the Bird"—Jladame Carsn--3 dim ■ Descriptive Song, " Will 0 - the Wisp" (ChonyJ-Mr Henry Gordon Cavatina, "Una Voce"(Kossini)—Miss Fannie fart feong, unaccompanied, "Caller Herrin"—Company Song, '-The M'ind ',liat Sighs at Dead of Sight" (fcJlard)—-Miss Rosina Quartette, unaccompanied, " The Blue Bells of Scotland"—Company Selection from the "Grand Duchess," introducing The Conspiracy Scene"—Company Interval ok Ten Minutes. Pap.t 11. Introduction, Piano, " Qui Vive Galop"- The Sist. r 2 .Kosina and Fannv ; 8 U , i 1 nt , e ".?v'A B,OW ' ?M l 0 Ga,ss " ' Pishnp)—Company LalJad, I Cannot Mind My Wheel"—Miss Jlosina " Duet, " T'el liainmeutiThe Sisters Kosina and Fannie Song. "The Old Sexton" (Russell; —Mr Henrv Gordon J Trio, ' braDiavolo' (Auber/-?Ji-s Fannie and Messrs. hlierwm and Gordon Irish .fiallad, u Dermot Asthore " (Couch) Miss Fannie Trio, "Breathe Thou One Sigh" (Camp-,na v —Miss ' Kosina and Messrs. Sherwin and Gordon ' " i Ballad, "Jessie, the Flower of Dunblane"- Madame ! Carandini ' ! Duet, " Trust her not" (Balfe)-The Sisters Kosina I and 1 annie. Doors open at half-past 7: to commence at S o'clock La'lies'Cloak-room and every attention Admission—First Seats, 35.; Second, 25.; Back Seats, Is. Children half-price to first and second seats. Tickets may be obtained and seats secured at Upton and Co.'s, where, a numbered plan of the Hall mav be seen. Meetings. OF NEGLECTED AND DESTITUTE CIIILDEEA'. The Annual General Meeting of the above Society will he held THIS (Thursday) EVEXIXO, ISth inst., in the Rooms of the Young Men's Christian Association, "Wellesley-street. The Chair to be taken at 7.30 o'clock. QnAMBER OF COMMERCE, Members of the Auckland Chamber of Commerce are requested to attend a Special Meeting of the Chamber, THIS DAY (Thursday), loth inst., at 3.30 p.m., to receive r.nd consider the* Committee's report upon the Mail Services and other important matters. JOHN UATGKK. Secretary. a RATION KOAD EDUCATIONAL DISTKICT. The "Ratepayers arc rrquestod to Meet the School Committee on Fill DAY, tGth inst., at St. David's School-room, Symondr.-street, at ?.30 o'clock, to con. stder business of importance. JOHN ISATGEK, Chairman School Committee. Houses and Land. Excellent freehold PROPERTIES FOE IMMEDIATE SALE. PITT-STIIERT.— All that line property extending through from Pitt-street to (.Jueen-streot, with good dwelling-house and 42 feet frontage to Pitt-street. A Good 3-roomed HOUSE in Edwin-street, with fowl-house, garden, orchard, and two line allotments. Price. £100 the lot. ON EH UN G A.-—3-roomed cottage, with quarter acre of rich land well stocked with fruit trees, and near the Koyal Oak Hotel. Price ONiSIIUX^A.—4 cottages and stables standing upon one acre of tine land, near the Springs. Price ■UiiO. ONKHUNGA—AII that fine property ne~r Mount Smart, and known as Mr. "Walsh's residence. There are 5 acres of ricli laud ; also good dwelling-hoime. The property commands a beautiful view. Pric»\

me property commanus a ueautitui view. rnc»% .car.o. A BARGAIN.—ISy order of the mortgagee, anil for immediate sale, ALLOTMENT in Franklyn Knad, allotment corner of Napier-slreet, allotment, in Prospoet Terrace. Also, 500 acres of LAND at Omaha. Price, All7a the lot. These lots will be sold separately, if more convenient to purchaser. PUOPERTY in Chapel-street, let for £50 ayear. Price £-100. DWELLING-HOUSE of five rooms, with a pretty ornamental garden in front, and situated in Williamstreet, City. Price. £230.—rn. A Really Fine FARM of 71 acres, all laid down in rich grass. Upon the farm there is an excellent dwelling-house, garden, ovchard, and the necessary farm out-buildings. The farm is situated only three miles beyond Otahulm, in the flourishing district of Mangere, find is a most desirable place for a perwament home. Trice, £1136.—52 c. FARM of f>S acres of good land at the Waitakerei. There are 4 acres of garden, planted with fruit trees of various kinds, and a comfortable dwelling-house erected upon the farm. Price. £SO. FARM of 450 acres, at Papalrura, vrell suited for sheep or grazing. - o4c. FARM of GC acres near Mount Eden, all under cultivation or in grass. Price, £1200.—42 c. FARM of 37 acres of fine volcanic land, at Mount Eden.—42c. F\RM of 101 acres opposite the a ßaglan ( Hotel, Papatoitoi. The farm is nearly all laid down in grass, and has a good nine-roomed, residence upon It, also stabling, blacksmith's shop, and other buildings.— 17c. REMUERA.- All that beautiful property at Remnera at present in the occupation of the Rev. J. Mandeno, with good family residence upon it. This property will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. WAIKATO. —A most desirable FARM of 200 acres, situated only one mile from the township of Alexandra. The farm is all fenced and subdivided : a comfortable Dwelling Tlouse erected upon it, and a large portion laid down in grass ; there is suilicieut timber for firewood purposes. Price, £700. 50 acre section in the Waikato, for £20. Farm of 500 acres, for .£l)s. BARGAIN.—A Fine JJAKEfIOUSE in Hnbsonstreet, with shop, dwelling-house, &.c. Trice, £ooo.— 2Sc. ALLOTMENT in Wocdthorpe, Parnell. Price, £10. For FARMS, HOUSES, and ALLOTMENTS see J. AL Lennox's long Monthly List in Weekly IlEIt A.LD. MONEY LENT OUT for Capitalists on First-class Security at Current Rates of Interest. No charge made to Lender. SHARES. Gold Mining, Batik, Gas, and Insurance Shares Bought and Sold. J. M. LENNOX, ESTATE AGENT, E;T C., Queen-street. FOR SALE or LEASE, by Robert Vaile, liuuse and Land Agent:— Choice Building Sites in &U parts ef the city and suburbs. Superior places of Business, Houses, and Yilla Re« sidences in all parts of city and suburbs. Hotels in towr. and country. Tauranga Town Lots and Farm Sections. Farms and Runs at Wangarei, Mahurangi, Mongonui, Kaipara, and other parts of-the country Farms and Runs rom 50 te 12,000 acres in the Waikato. The purchase of Native Lands negotiated. Wanted Freehold Securities. N.B.—Moneys lent. No charge made to lender. ROBERT VAILE, Bouse and Land Agent, Canada "Buildings, Queen-streek. TO LET, Tvith immediate possession—Two Floors, 7S feet in. length, in a new Brick-built Warehouse, situated in the best part of Queen-sfcreefc, and near the Wharf.—For further particulars ap- | Ply t0 J. HIGH LEY & C 0.,. Auctioneers, &c., £G, Queeu-street. FOR SALE -A splendidly-situated Allotment at the North Shore, adjoining- the Schoolroom.—Apply at the Akrxld Office. TO LET—A comfortable Family Residence, with Stable, Paddocks, &c., situated in Hobson-street, at present in the occupation oC the Right ltev. Dr. Croke, and formerly the residence of the late William Hobaon, Esq..—W\ J. Cawksyeli,* Yulcan LauQ.