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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 6273, 24 December 1881, Page 8

Anjnsemfmts, <ftc! TH eAT R E p o V~~I Proprietor Mr'n rJ. L. Dir.ctor vV ri, i Conductor C J ar '«» Tnrntr Engagement of r; r » at 600 Clron MONTAGUE — TURNER ENGIto & OPERA CUMPANY 8 appearance of U,™ ANNISMONTAGUF PfTARr ir?Sn Aaoltl '" »nd '* CHARLES TURJNEK, Pkim o X E3fOR THIS (SATURDAY) EVENtxv w m u T TTTT 1 - u, *°* King of Spain ' nov DE I!AZ ' 'N.'.'.'.'Mr.' cii As' rri:DON JO-sl. \r_ „• TL Ji.spp Marquis ..........7 Mr " KDW ' RD Captain or the Guard Vr B eahim Alc<»de Vrl J ' Lszarillo \r- P. Mcrr>on Marchioness Carrie Oo<!f rtT marit.N.V Court Ladies. Courti-rs. Soldier? L E „,, , Peasant?, A-c./ic 'G' Monday and Tueadav nest T'u • „ BOUEIII -NGIRL. ' *" ca °I«ra T;; 2 Dkess Circle, 5s ; Stalls, 3s ■ p Queen-street' Upt °" and S u £„ e J Yy ILHELMJ O°^CERXR COMMR.VCI.VO J. C. Duff, Directory » d . GRAND WILHELM'j c OXCEBt , TheMCSICAI.SENSATION* of ]3S*in 4 ] will ' e the Advent of ri!u CG, w^ a ®»w Tiie Monarch of the VioUn. ' Af r \? with jl K. M A X V O 3 R [f> I. The Very Eminent Pianist, ti r ?J ISS . MAKr^, CONRO.T C-harming Yonng Prima Donna. Card.—ln introducing Herr A 1;-'IT1, .. the enlightened public or Auckland.' th^ to announce that the advent of rbt s* knowledged fame mil he k menforable event^in £ tory of this city. Since tho dav, of pll! • concert furores as those of Wiihelmi fn a •° SUch Europe lisvd been known Vi* ™ America and SoDER?^VXoL'm'iT3 itiCS> iS GrL^^l fir, Boi Pace now open at Hoffmann & Sons. ATHOLIC AZ A A"R. A GRAND BAZAAR AND FANCY J-'A]R Under the patronage of THE VERY REV. FATHER FYNE*, Vicar-Capitula, AND CLEUGY OF THE DIOCESE. In aid of THE BUILDING FUND OF THE NEW CHURCH OF ST. BENEDICT, NEWTON, Is now opened AT RATTRAY'S NEW BUILDINGS, Q I'EEN-STKE liT, From 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. O. MAIIOS, Ifon. Sec. Church Committee. Bazaar and refreshment STALLS. DEVOXPORT HALL, NORTH SHORE. Boxing Day (Monday) and Tcesdav. IK All> OP THE FUSI> Toil REPAIRING AXft PAINTING THE PRKSEVTKRIAN CHCKCH, Rare, Useful, and Valuable Cliildrea's Clothing, at a low price. Variety mUS TrC ° ornamcn tal Articles in great Lefrcshments, substantial and good qualitv, Cheap. Admission, 6d. £j HE \l> CHRISTMAS I'JRESKXTS. Articles remaining from the Christmas Tree on Salo in St. Matthew's Schoolroom, between 4 and (J and 7 and 9 to-day. N.C, —Any child bringing sixpence will receive an article. qhokal HALL. Honour and Reward for the Bruve Firemen of all Nations. MONDAY (BOXING) NIGHT, DEC. 26. DEAN'S MINSTRELS (Established 187S) In one of their ETHIOPIAN CARNIVALS; To be followed by A BALL Fourtii Annual Benefit ok tick Stck, AociL>jt*, a*d Library Fund ok the Auckland Fire Brigade. Admission I Front seats, lis; Second scats, 2s ; Gallery, One Shilling. Reserved Seats at Mears", Bookseller. Prize for Best Poem—"Life and Discoveries of David Livingstone," with SOD illustrations. For the Best Conundrum — IJanlsomely-bOQDd " Shakespeare," with37o illustrat'ons. Judges I Mr. John Bla.ckm.tn and Mr. J. Brame. lIORACE DEAN, Manager.

OHORAL H A L MOND \Y, JANUARY 2. REFINED ETHIOPIAN" CARNIVAL, BY Deas's Minstrels. Established 187 S. To be followed by a fancy Dress Ball in aid of the Funda of No. 3 Company, A.R.V. Masks will not bo permitted on any pretence whatever. I ressing-rooms for ladies and gentlemen with attendance. Admission : Front seats, 3s; Second seats, 3s; gallery, Is. HORACE DEAN, Manager. QHOKAL HALL. January 3rd, ISS2, A GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, Under the Conductorship of Pkofessor HeiirCam. SCHMITT, Will be held at the Chor-tl Hall, on TUESDAY, the 3rd January, ISS2. in aid of the BuilJins Fund of the Church of St Benedict. Newton. Front Seats.. Three Shilling* Back Seats Two Shillings Doors open At 7,30 p.m.; commence at S p i** O. MAHOX, Kon. Sec., Church Committee. jp ANMU "R E HALL. THE ANNIVERSARY BALL Will be held In the Panmure Hall on MONDAY EVENING, January 2, 1532. Doors open at So'cJoc** Dancing to commence at half-past S o'clock. Doublt tickets, 5s ; Single 3s. E M O v A l, CRICKET! TENNIS! CRICKET ! W. "W. ROBINSON begs to inform his ■- ltrori - am i t iie public that he has K«moved his Stcck of the above material to the I rtmis of Mr. Jones. 'lobaceouist, Queen-*:reet. . Tennis Balls. 2 r eta, Boys* Cricketing .Materials 01 ail sizes, at Reduced Prices. Watchmakers and Jewellers. TMPOBTAN X keductions WATCHES, CLOCKS, A>'D A L Fli E D A L E Y. WATCHMAKER -SD JEWELtER, 256, OUEEN-SKREET. Be-s respectfully to inform liia patrons and the public generally that having received large shipments of goods per ■ Hero,' 'Te Anau." and ' Arawata, conisting of Watches, in Gold and Silver, by the mo ' t eminent EngUsh and Continental manafacteer also a large and choice stock of Oold and Jewellery of the latest designs, the largest stock 0 blocks in New Zealand to choose from, co^ Drawing-room Clocks in Marble. Bronze, glass shade, Dining-room, Bed-room and Kitchen Clocks, at aU priccs, and is prepared to sell FOP. ONE MONTH AT PRICES that will ensure satis faction to all. A.A. politely invites all to inspect the magnificent stock displayod in Ms window. ALFRED ALEY, "Watchmaker, Jeweller, etc. 250, Queen-street, Auckland. Opposite entrance to Market. .