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Amusements &c THEATRE ROYAL. Proprietor and Manager....Mr X. J , . DeLUu. RK-APPEARAifcE jGREAT DRAMATIcT COMPAQ t I I % I FftMßicion of the grand realistic Ormmai THE WOMAN IN RED ! vitxoa .» j| K j r <__« , Supported by aH the old favouri-.es who iprujfja With eucJi success last season. " ... .. I" ■ctire pr paimtion : BSPHJKK lIKS-A New Comedy-Dram*. J!*A H, T B K roKuK EN! r And other SUndara Pl»y». Prießr: : Dress-Clrde, 4s; f talb, 23 63; Pit, U. AUCH4jA.NI> FEMALE LUNATIC AS>LUAI (Orw Gmrro;.- Road). r «rf n A ? VMBNT w,n I**"1 **" «»y ««» wbau warder btbiopfos Troape at the above Institnton, TO-MORKOW (friday) KVENIKG. the 2Ut inst. The ?eTOrms>nce will cocsist or Comic and Seatimental WitCcisaos. Jew Conundrums. Plantation raatfmeg.an'l a farce; also, * Unmorons Reading by a Se&Uemi-n- * ■ ateur. The proceeds are to assist in b*J;noe doe on a Piano lor the use of the ia mates. Performance to commence at 8 o'clock nckeca, 3* H9 WW on appUcation at the acdfi»tn»door». Bookseflgre and Stationers. TEMP SH OF MAGIC DRAWING ROOM RECEE ' Al« 'if** 3 ' CHAPMAN'S. COND LIST. ST. ewrMlfis B-»t?«yjET—A Floral possessing the strange propatf " of foretanSßPth nnesring accuracy the comies of l.ein, Heji(S3«Ch»ni;.v 23--[T«K THE SHOWER OF : GOLD.—This tnagical . henomonj surpasses the ; Piiilou>pher*3 Stone, that the Magician is enabled 1. to collect coined money from the audience acd < from a!l parts of the noa, 7a-. ' THE MViJUf-ANfe HANDKERCHIEF, OR MOT - CIiOIE UE DIAfiLK —Tbij wonderful handkerchief ■ is of >wh a 1 ature thii ai-ythiDg:placed beneath it Tanishcs instiintly. ss. "PHU PROPHETIC DICE The Dice are *roppe<l in'o the Vase and w«U shaken by the campanr, yet the jjerformer usrer fails to name the l.Hiul.ers th«t *sU turn up, 4s. THE CARD AND Ri»SK. TRICK A cud Is shown te the audience, and while all eyee are on it, it ssiddenly changes to a beautiiul full-blown rose, 4s. THE TllKfE MAGIC B \DIES. —Three.Shillings borrowed from a U<iy when plaoed In tie Magic BMb i!.siarit>y change to three babies, 3s. THE SULKY MLLLI-K AND Hl* WIND-MILL. — This is a c&pital joke, causing roats of laughter, 3i. CHINESK FIREWORKS AND FAIRY PAGODAS. —A'barmless and beautiful combination of brilliant coloured lignts, stars, and flames, csn be used in. the Drawing room. Is. THE MYSTERIOUS aEX IGOV._\ number is selected by the audience and put in the box, and he performer c»n always name it- without seeing it, ss. THE CHARMED BEf.L, AXD BUSHEL OF SEED. —The seed ia f>1«: d uniirr ilie hat; aad at word ot command leivea the hat and is found under the Bell, ss. THE MAGIC ROSE diffuses a spray, of perfume at the will of the wearer in a wry mysterious manner, 2s. DEMON'S TEAR'.—Beautiful fire-works for frolic, fun, and fright are a harmless drawing-roora amus-rment, 2?. THE YOU*G EXPERIMENTAL CHEMI3T.— Harmless, instructive, and wonderfully amusing, co itaining 42 chemicals for 60 experiments, 4s. THE MELTING EGG AND MAGIC COP.—The egg mysteriously disappears before the eyes of the company, and the cup i§ found filled with money, s*. magnesium wire, or sdnshine. —It burns with the brilliancy of 17a candles. Is. MAGNETISM EXPLAINED.—A complete apparatus, with all the appliances, 2*. . MAGNETIC MYSTEKIHS EXPLAINED, with many beantiful experiments, 4s. JAPANESE METEORIC SHOWER?, for Drawingroom disp'ay, ,'hootiog thousands of brilliantcoloured sparks. Is. THE SECRET GIFT, a Tantalizing.Puzsle.— Everyone can open the box, but or.ly those in the secret ctn find the coin, 2s. YE CHARMED WHISTLES, for creating harmless fun.—They will instantly producer aioostache on a lady or gentleman, 3s. THE MAGICIAN'S PACK OF CARDS With these cards the amateur c»n perform th&stost wonderful Eleight-of-imnd tricks, 35. SHEET LIGHTNING, in v.vid coloars, for parlour pastimes, 1-. BOYV CBKMICAL CQFST, cootaiaing upwards of forty brilliant experiments. 2s. CHI\ESK FIREWVRK*. for tbi Drawing-room Ping Wee Ferns, or Fiie Grass, Is. TEE MAGIC FOUNTAIN PI :.—This Pin, when worn in the Searf, will eject of perfume twenty feet, 2i. THK MYSTEfiIOUS HAMMER AND BALL TRICK. b<*auiifully - turned in. boxwood. — The hammer wjll knock the b-ill through a table. Can be examined, 7s. THE CAPI'iVK RING PU2ZLE : Who can Überate the Ring? 4'. THK SPECTRE PIP, an Astounding Card Illusion. —T : e performer is enabled to make the Pip vanish before the eyes of the comi-r.ny, 3a, I DEMON'S DUST, OR THK 3KEAT INDIAN" SAM) TRI.K.—The saLd ia placed in a bowl of water and well stirred, it is tUsn brought out by the performer quite dry, 3a BOY-' CHEMICAL CHh.sT.—Complete apparatn for twenty expeiiments, l=. GEO. T. CHAPMAN, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER. AUCKLAND. riHAMPTALOUP & /COOPER, BOOKSELLERS &. STATIONERS. NEW ZEALAND FERNS, carefully mounted in Polished Motiled Kauri Soxes. 40e., Sets of 30 Ferns ; or in Carv*-d Mettled Kauri Books 60s. and 60s. NEW pnOTOGUAPHS of ihe Rotomahana Hot Spnngs,inSf:tsofl6 ) .l2in..xloin : Unmocnted 60s. • Mounted, 70s. NKW MAPS of the Middle and Southern portions of the Provintial Distriot of Auckland, with County Koundaiies : plain, 01 4/ coloured ; mounted an 1 varnished, 8/6. Soirnnssu.-— if, piaia. or 5/6 coloured ; mounted Aid varnisiie.l, 10/7 , . S0 r QpEKy-T-vTREET, AUCKLAND. Spoiting Requisites. yXT H. HAZARD, ' " *• CUNMAKER, 16», QUEEX-STREET, Would respectfully call the attention of the SportsI nen of the, Piov ace of Auckland to his Large and Well-assorted Stock of Breech and Muzzle-loadine Shot Guns, &c. Sporting Powder, Kley's Caps, &c Superior Shipments daily expected, per ' Queen of he West. , CHOOTING SEASON 1 87S. E. PORTER & CO., LICESSKD DKAI.EIIB UNDER " THB ASMS AOT," 1 Beg to call the attention ci Sportsmen to their Stock of DOUBLE AND SIXGLE,BARBEL MUZZLELOADING GUNS Double and Single Breech-loarang Guns • Cartis & Harvey's, and Hall's Sporting Powders Eley's Central-fi'e Percisslwi Caps Eley's Pin and Central-Gie Cartridge Cases Eley's Chemically-pr> pami Gun Wads Walker, Parker & Ca's. Patent Snot, ia 101b. and. 2Slb. bag 3 PVTEM CHILLED. SHOT Machine for Filling and Re-cappinz Ctftrldzes Powder Flask. Shot Poaches And every requisite for the SportsmaD. QUEEN. ASD HIGH-STREETS*. Auckland, N.Z. Bonednst x> O>; EDUST! BON 3D US T I FRKENAN'S BAY HONS. MILLS. I Tie cr.:lersig-ned are cow svjfpljrinjt Eonednst of J ! their own manufacture, free from adnla &* per ton of lbs. (sacke or bags in ■ eludedt.-J. &J. Freenaaa , * Bay; or, at & Vα, Kl, Qc?an-street. l~c: e* orrchised In Jcs cash.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XV, Issue 5177, 20 June 1878, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Herald, Volume XV, Issue 5177, 20 June 1878, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Herald, Volume XV, Issue 5177, 20 June 1878, Page 1