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New Zealand Herald, Issue XVI, 3 December 1879, Page 8

Amusements, &c T OENE-STREET HA LL. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! AND DCRISG THE WEEK. C A RAND I N I OPERATIC AND BALLAD CONCERTS. PROGRAMME. PAt.T I. Introduction, pianoforte duet, " Lea Huguenots." (Mej'eibeer) Operatic Selection from Wallace's " MARITASA," introducin-; chorus, " Sing, Pretty Maiden," "Twasa Kine,' and "The Aneo!ni"..CcMPAvY. Feng, '* Speed on, my Dove" ;Roe:keL..Mrs* Mabtk Song, "The Yeoraau's Wedding" (Poniatowiki)..Mr, Gordon Goocn. Uniccompanic I Qaartette. " Oftin the Stilly Night." Scotch tong, " Auld Robin Grey"—Madams Cafl»xPISI. Buff.) Duet, " The Regnlatior," from Offenbtch's fparkling Opera, "THE GRA\'D DUCHESi".. Madame C>ra'<disi and Mr. w. Shkrwtv. Sons. "The Warrior Bold" (Adaa.s}..Mn. G<»DiN GO C!l. - <'peratic Select'oa from Verd.'s " IL TROVATORK," introduc'Dg, " Breejo of the Night." "Ah. I have .-■wlied ti Rest Me,"and " Toe Miserere Chorus".. l'Ac*a> Carakdiki, Mr. W. SaEawjx and Companv. An interval of ten minutes. P*RT 11. Piano'orte Duet, " Pas de Chsrje" (Mitt*i) Operatic .-e'eciion. "Hither v,'e Come," "Ihe Encbnntres>"(Balfe; Recitative and At, " Stella Cocfilente" (Rambaldi).. Miss Marie Carandini (accompanied on the piano and by Miss Deakin and Monsieur Calon). Siilor's Song, "The Jar's Far=weU " (Adams).. Mr. 1-obdov Goocii. Trio, "Te Sol Quest Anina" (Verdi).. Miss Marie Cabanoiki. Mb. W.^hhrwinand Gordon Goocn. Song, "Sweet olden Day a "..Madams Cabandtni. Duet 'Scotch), " Hunting Tower" (Auber) .. Miss Carandini and Mr. W. Sberwin. Gipsiea' Laughing Chorus..Company. Admission it, 2?, and Is- Doors open at 7.30 ; commeece at S o'clock. Tickets at Upton & Co.'s. /CHRISTMAS rp RE E ! Christmas Tree ! Christmas Trek ! AT THE PONSONBY BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL, On THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. 4, at 7 o'clock. Admission, One Shilling; v hildren Half-piice. Masonic. $4 X UDEN LODGE, N». 1530, E.C. DEDICATION AND CONSECRATION OF TH K MASONIC HALL, Karangahape Road, Newton, An Emergency Meeting of the above Lodge will be held at the Masonic Hall. Karangahapc Road, TODAY (Wednesday), December 3,-at 1.30 p.m. sharp, at which all members being MasW Masons are requested to attend. .Master Masons of other Lod-es and Constitutions ar; invited to be present at the cercinoLiaL By command tt the W.M. THOMAS WILLIAM KIIT, Secretary. DE N LODGE, No. 1530, E.C. A SOIREE AND BALL On the occasiaa of the DEDICATION AND CONSECRATION' Of the MASONIC HALL, Karangahape road, Newton, Will be held TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), Dec. 3rd, 1879, Tea on the tables at 6.30 p.m. Dancing to commence at 3.30 p.m. Members oi '.he craft in full reg-alia. Tickets—Single, 7s CI : Double, 10s 8d ; for Three, 12j Gd—may te obtained of the undersigned or of any Member of the Lodge. THOMAS WILLIAM KITT, Secretary. INSTALLATION BALL OF LOLGE MANUKAU, aO . SSO, S.C. The Instillation Ballot the above Lodge will be held in the Masonic Hall, Onehunga, TdIS (Wednesday) EVENING, December 3, at 9 p.m. Refreshments dnring the evening. Tickets: Double, 7s 6d ; sicgle, ss. Can be had from aav of th» ofllc-rs, or An sfUcient Band from Auckland will be in attendance. P. CLARK Secretary. Conve ranees. a A N S O N ' s PARCELS QART. SCALE OF CHARGES, To all Parts of Town, Saall Parcels under 25ibs., within a Radius, say liobson street, Pitt street, Karangahape Ko-d, Symon'.'s street. Shortland Crescent, to Queeu street 3d Tbe same radius, up to lewt. each 6d Te or from Wharf, under and up to lewt Is To or Trom Railway, same as town delivery, .. CI To or from Suburbs or Country, as per agreement, per load. All Parcels legibly and lully audres.ed will tDsure quick despatch. ReceivirLr offices— Thos. Brierly's stables, :atc Mens's ; And the Office of Mr. Slater, Lessee or the Market House ; At which calls will b? made several times every day for m ssagej and parcels. TBRIERLEY'S AUVSU.AND AST) • ONEHUNGA 'BU<. TIME TALLE. Leaves Auckland Leuvf-> Onehunsa • Opposite Greyhoun Hetel) HiLr.ilngton's Hotel 9 a-m. 10.45 a.m. 1 P-ui. 5.46 p.m. Sundays: i" »•"■ 4.E0 p.i* W C ROW T H E R, T T a VICTORIA LIVERV Jt BAIT STABLES Corner of : orne and Wellesley-streets, Patronised and appointed Livery Stable-keepe to u.It.H. the Dnke of Edinburgh and His Excellency Sir G. F. BoweD. For Hire.—A great variety of Carriages, open and close ; Prouth'.nii and Wedding carriaces, with bay horsea : single and Doufele-seated, hooded andopen, single or pair of Horses : Four-wheeled Dos-cirts : Breaks for picuic parties; Covered Conveyances for driving passenc-rs to out-districts £adies and e'jtlemen's Sadd'e ilones, &c &c. 1 barges Moderate. Stud. ""VSflW^ o dam Belle, the greatest priretakers in New Zealand. They were never beaten on a show ground. Champion was awarded Ist prize as a three year old at the Auckland Agricultural Society's Show against all comers, in 1876 -. Ist prize in 1877, Ist pnM in IS7B —three years in succession. For further particnlirs see car is. Terms ; Single mare, £S; two mares, £4 10f. each; three or inoro mares, £4 ino fmtaer reduction); groomage 3s. each mare. Gocd gTass paddocks 3s. per weekT N.B.—At the ssme stables the fashicnable thoroughbred Aerolite, for one season only. Terms: Stud Book mares, £7 10s; any other class, £S ss. Groomage OWEN CURRAN MoGEE, ProjrJetor.