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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6062, 22 April 1881, Page 8

% Ampseinents, <sr<* THEATRE ROYAL Lessee and Proprietor. .Martin Simonsen SIMONSEN'S ROYAL ENGLISH AND • ITALIAIv OPERA COMPANY. TO-NIGHT AND TQ-MORROW NIUHT Friday and Saturday, April 22 and -23, ' Will be produced, with great splendour, and for the first time in Auckland, Boieldieii's Grand Romantic Opera, in 3 acts THE WHITE LADY OF AVEMEL ! (is KK<,Lrsu). This celebrated Opera, which has occupied the boards of almost every Continental Stage for Uu> i,Jt CO years, is admitted by the entire PreTof Europe to be one of tlw tinest Operas ever composed Tho French libretto was adapted from Walter Scott's crfj brated Novel, "The Monastry." and acknowledged to bo one of the finest Plots ever laid before the public It was re-adaptod and translated for the M,rffi'T y A - Ba » ldon . **<K expressly for lg. Martin ijimonson, wlioso sole property it is The action takes place in Scotland in tho year 1750 \» expense has been spared to make this opeia a succe'ss and the performance will boas near an approach a<. possible to the several performances witnessed by M? buaoDsemn Pans : new Ureases. Scenery, and AcS sones having been eiprcsaly made to give dnc effect to tho presentation of this great work. w Characters in tho Opora: ""= EQSUsh «»»)- iMr™ , to the Lords of *««»> DX Crai > n ( * ,armer "~ a tel >ant on the Estate).. Mr. J. Gabriel (his servant). .Mr. J. Mitchcl M'lrton..Mr. Wentworth M slm a JnL <: n :loldSOnant ot Avene »--Miss Frances in n nY^ iCkS ? n '- wife >,v M 'f> Martina Simons*n Anna (Gaveston s ward)..Madame Fanny Sioiousai: t . Monday, Aprils. „ . U J>- Ballo in Maschero, Tuesday and Wednesday, April 26 and 27. Dor Freischutz (in English) at Milner's Music Warehouse, Queen- - SIEEEI WALL. Sunday Evkxisg, 24tiiInst.,I . . . S O'clock, : MADAME LOTTI WLLMOT. ■ ' Will Lecture on " JOAN OF ARC." ' .. '. " Forward countrymen and fear nothing." ; Donations : Stalls, 2s; Body of Hall, Is. . jV/jTOUNT ALBERT PUBLIC HALL. : EVENING ENTERTAINMENT & CONCERT :■■•■•■ : ■- . °Q .-.-..'." . • THUItSDAy, 23th inst. . . Tickets to any part of the hall, 2s.^>; , To commence at.B p.m. JJ-(T '. mENNIS rjlO : : /CRICKET T>E BILLIARDS /CLEARED ' \J " . Among Robinson's Latest Novel tioa are Com Cob- : Pipes, in whichyou can smoke the splendid Tobaecoshe advertiser procured while in America. Ask for i Throo Cities Cigarette Tobacco, Tar Heel Long Cut, : Straight Cut, Gem Curly Cut, Periquo, Solace and I Saratoga Twist for chewing. : : • ■' ; Dress and rasHiohl ' ."'■ inter <§ toc k. i F. J. SOMERFIELD j Has much pleasure-in informing his customers that he ' now opening up a ; SPLENDID "STOCK '..'! j OF iW I N T.E.R GOOD, S, Which he will sell at the | : LOffEST: POSSIBLE PRICES, ■" Comprising, ■ : ; BLANKETS, CLOTHING, LADIES' JACKETS AND ULSTERS, ■ DRESS MATERIALS, &c, IX GREAT VABIKTi". ! "piREDERICK . T QOMERFIELD, . DRAPER, CLOTHIER, a>t> OUTFITTER, 13 4, QUEES-STKEET, AIICSH.VB. SPECIAL NOTICE. TAILORING. J. WILLIAMS In returning thanks to. the public of Auckland for tho liberal support bestowed upon him during tho five years which has elapsed since he commenced business, desires to inform them that in consequence of tho great increase in Ms business he is about to erect new premises, in order to meet the requirements of all his numerous customers. He also wishes to state that with a view of clearing out his present stock ho intends to make a great reduction in price. All goods will bo warranted of the same quality as usual. The following prices will be an assurance of the speedy of tho speedy clearance of his stock (made to measure). TKOUSKKS REDUCED jvkom 12s 6d to 10s 6d from 16s 6d to 13s 6d FBO-V ISS Go TO 16s prom 21s to ISs 6d from 22s Gd to 20s fkom 24s to 21s fbom 27s 6d to 23s (3d HALF-PRICE ! TTALF-PRICE! -OFRENCH CASHMERE DRESSES, EMBROIDERED WITH SILK, £2:0:0 £2:0:0 J. M. McLAC HLA N, 21S, QUEEN-STREET NOTE.—I have just made the above purchase, and respectfully invite inspection.