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New Zealand Herald, Volume XV, Issue 5050, 23 January 1878, Page 1

Amusements. &c. Theatre roy a i,. PROPRIETOR .. .. E.J.DELIAS. TG-MOREOW (THUR3DAY( EVENING, JAN. 24, LE V Y I And HIS GRAND CONCERT COMPANY, TS A Magnificent Programme. Theatre royalProprietor .. B. J. Delias. Director Signer G. CesarL ROYAL ITALIAN" OPERA COMPANY. GRAND FASHION ABLE SEASON or EIGHTEEN NIGHTS, Commencing about FRIDAY, Ist FEBRUARY. 187 S. This Company, -which has completed a brilliant Season ia Melbourne, and is &t present playing to crowded bouses In Wellington, has made the tour of Europe, and comprises forty members, among which are some of the Leading Artistes of the World. Subscript, on List now open at Messrs. Upton and Co., where full particulars can be obtained. O. NOiiILT, Agent. Sporting. ANNUAL RACES. To be ran 012 the Taumarere Course on JANUARY 29th. 1573. President : Captain i'ienry, J.P. Judge : Captain Henry, J.P. Stewards : Messrs. J. Tantari. D. Middlet-*n, W. Callaghan, Henry. G. Borne r, E. H. Reilly, and H. Parker. £tartvr : Mr. Henry Parker. Clerks ok Course: Messrs. F. fl. Kacijstraw and J. Gray. Clerk or Scales: 1)r. A. Agassiz. 1. MAIDEN" PUTE of 15 sovs, with entrance fee added: second horse to save its stakes. Distance, liV miles. Fur horses that h<ive never won an advertised race. Entrance, £1. Weight forage. 2. KAWAKaWA HAf'DICAP of 30 sovs; second horse to receive 5 sov.s out of stakes. Distance, 2J miles. Nomination fee, £1. Acceptance, £1, 3. MAIDEN HURDLK RACE of 15 sovs. Distance, 1£ miles, over eight flights of hurdles 3 feet 6 inches. For horses that have never won an advertised race. Entrance, £1. 4. HACK RACE of lOsovs. Winner to be sold J'or £15. the surplus to go to the race fund. Distance, l£ miles Weight, 10 stoao upwards. Entrance, £l. 5. LADIES' PURSE of 15 sovs. Distance, Hmilaa. Welterweights. Entrance, £1, with a sweep of £1; the amount accruing from sweep to go to second horse. 6. LADIES' RACE—lst prize, Ladies' Saddle ; 2nd prize. Bridle ; 3rd prize, vvhip. Lady riders. Once round course. Post entry. 7. PONY RACE of 10 sovs. For ponies 14 hands and under. Mile heats. Catch weights. Entrance, 10a. S. CONSOLATION STAKES of 10 sovs. Twice round thn course, Entrance, £1. First Race to Start at 12 o'clock. RULES. The A uckiand Jockey Club rules will be strictly adhered to. The Stewards* decision in all ca«es to be final. Every protest must be accompanied with £1, which will be 1 ab!e to forfeiture should the Stewards consider the protest frivolous. No person allowed to enter a horse for any race unless a subscriber of at least £1 to the race fund. Riders must appear in colours. Entries for Maiden Plate, Handicap, Ladies' Purse, and Urn die liac« close at Eawakuwa on Friday, January 25th, at 7.30 p.m. EDWARD H. REILLY, Hon. Sec. Aquatics. ANNUAL REGATTA. Entries for the forthcoming Regatta mil be received at the Thames Hotel on Saturday, the 20th inst., between the hours of 8 and 10 p m. EDWARD W. BURGESS, Hod. Secretary. Auckland, 18th omuary. Educational. A GRAMMAR SCHOOL (A-FFiliated to ihe University* OF N EW ZsAXAND). Th*j Quarter Days for the Current Year are; 6th February, 27th April, 17th July, and sth October. FAEQGHAK MACRAE, Head-master. MRS. PALMER'S Pupilswillße-aesemble on WEDNESDAY, January 30.—Carlton Road. MRS. WOOLLEY (from London and Paris), Teacher of Music and '.binding, will resume her engagements on MONDAY, January 28, IS7B. Karangabape Ro*d (• ity .side). MR. BEALE, Professor of Muaic, continues to give Lessons on the Pianoforte, \ iolin, SiDgi*jg. and Harmony. Commence January 21, Grafton Road. MRS. MITCHELL'S Singing Lessons will Re commence on WED>ESDAY, 23rd inst. Tne Juvenile Class at 4 p.m. and the usual Adult CUs3 at 7 3-1 on FRIDAY, 25th. HOUSE, Upper Symondsstreet—Mrs. J. K. Nicholson's Pupils will Reassemble January 30th. ST. GEORGE'S BAY ROAD, Parxell. Mrh. Clayton's Pupils will resume their stud «;s on THURSDAY, January 31. THE PINES, EPSOM.—Mrs. Rackstraw desires to receive two Young Ladies as Boarders.—Terms on application to Mrs. Rackstraw, or to M>ssr*. Uiiamptalol'p & Cooper. — School duties will be resumed on Wednesday, 30th January. WATERLOO QUADRANT. — Miss Norman's School, —The First Quarter of the year will commence on We.ONE.-iDaY, January 38, IS7B. OA R D OF EDUCATION. The City and Suburban Schools wiil be re-opened on FRIDAY next, the 25th January instant. VINCEST E. RICE, Secretary. ISS GERTRUDE JAMES, TEACHER OF tISGING. THE PIANOFORTE, AND TUNER, Begs to inform her pupils and the public that, in consequence of her increase'! duties, she has Removed to town. Residence : Webb's Music Saloon, "Wellesley-street. N.B.—Concerts Attended. JpONSONBY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Master .. .. .. H. T. Pycroft. Singing Mr. M. Swallow. Drawing Mr. K. Watklss. French Mr. F. Peltzsa. Drill Mr. W. Scott. Terms: Senior School, £2 2s per quarter) p .» . -H Tance _ Junior Sct;o »1, £110s ;er quarter J advance. These terms include Singing. Drawing, Drill, and French for such of the Pupils as are sufficiently advanced ia English. The School is intended for (I) those goir»g to an Office or Profession in the City, and (2) tuoae goiog into the Civil Service, the Law. &c. The School will open at AU Saints* Sunday School, on MONDAY, 21st January, 1878, at 9.30 a.m. Omnibuses paas the Schtoi every quarter of an hour. JJIRANKLIN ROAD ACADEMY. Master Mr. Taylor (Assistants as may ba. required). The above School will Open in the Room under the Primitive Methodist Chapel, ou MONDAY, the SSth January. Accommodation for Boarders. Classes w.ll be commenced after the present quarter for CMFMI-TKY, NAVIGATION AND ASTRONOMY. SINGING. Tbjlms (Quarterly in advance) : Ordinary Branches £IXO Music .. •• •• «• •• •• •« •» 110 O French.. .. •. .. .. .. . • . • 010 6 i Drawing ~ •• «« 010 ®