Amusements fee. NEW OPERA HOUSE. TO-NIGHT ! TO NIGHT 1 AST NIGHT BUT TWO. LAST NIGHT BDT TWO Elf EMBER—YOUR LAST CHANCE OF 8EEI;;* AUSTRALIAN WONDERS! RECE[VKI> r AST NIGHT WITH HUIIDERS OF AI'i'IAUSE ! THUNDERS OF APPLAU-if; ■, ROXOUNCED liV HVfRYONB TO Br T„« MOST WONDERFUL PEUFORMANCI" nrt> SEEN IN THIS CITY. •AST NIGHT BUT TWO • LAST NIG T RVTf TW O . f the Juvenila Ouera BotilT and Pantomime I pany in Planqnetf Com c Opera. LES CLOCHES DE CURNE7ILLE •K BELLS OF ANDY. PUTCES : Dress Circle, Ss; SUII3. 2i - pit , -hildreu ha'f-prics to Dre-s ''ircleand Sta'lj ' Box-pan at Wayte's Queen street, wh re tirV,». :an be procured. L Doors open at 7.1f. p.m.: Overture at 7.4"' p.m.. sh^rp. «ECI'RE YOCIi SE\TS DURING THE D»t «ND AVOID THE CKUSH AT NIGHT. • WM. FARMER, Apt;, opera house. POSITIVELY TWO WEEKS ONLY. COMMENCING SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9. FIRST APPEARANCE IN AUCKLAND OF KE LL A R . f-i uKA R D ELLAR & V;UKAR»; THE FAMOUS |> OYAL T LLUSIONISTS, X (From the Egyptian Hall, London) IN TFIEIR ■JJNIQUE •ND gTARTLING Admission*, 4.5., 2". Cn., asi> \n. Door 3 Open at 7.30; Performance at S. Carriages may be ordered for 10 o'clock. Box pUn at MR. >\ G. LESNOX (lata Waytes). Gr Im! G ,m!! (J ,FTS!: ' AT THE AMERICAN NOVELTY HALL, QUEEN-STUEET THIS DaY AND TO-NIGHT. FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY, OPEN DAILY, from 10 a.m. till 10 p.m. Grand Success of THE EGYPTIAN WAR, DIORAMA. EVERY ONE PLEASED WITH THE PICTKRESPainted by E. KERR, from Sketches by F. VILLIEKS. K. C. WOuDVILK, and other Artists. MESSRS. BAILEY & KERR Will perform their Marvellous Conjuring Tricks ami Illusions— THE BLONDIN GYROSCOPE. EVERY ONE RECEIVE> A PRESENT ON EACH VISIT. On Tuesday night, Mr?. Meredith, Weil'n?fon« street, was presented with the Electro Butter f'oo'cr; Mis< White, Shortland street, the It g? Oleograph; Sergeant McMahon, Constabulary, Auckland, th* American Clock. On Monday ni'ht the "Watch was presented ioMr. Lich.ird.-on. Ilobson-steeet; the Lar.-e te J War'i, Albert-street: the Electro phted Cruet to .Vr.i Sayprs, Mount Eden Road; the ESectro-platcA Butter Disli to Mrs. Renn*r, Victoria <Juadr»nt. Ou Saturday night the Watch was pre?f ate'l to Mr. Charles King, Newton Road; Mrs. Nel.n'iD, Victoriastreet, the Flower Vase; Mrs. O*Brian, Customhouses'reet West, the Bohemian Vase ; Mr. Nicholson, Kaliway Wharf Boarding-house, the Accordion. EVERY VISITOR RECEIVING A PRESENT. The Presents to kc given away consist cf Watches, Tea and Coffee Services, Clocks. Vases Cruets. Model Printing Presses, &c.. Theatre Toys, Books, Pictures, American Novelties, Ilydropults, &c. BRASS BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Pricks of Admission, Is.; Children, 6». MATINEE on SATURDAY for School Childien. See the Presents in the American Novelty Window. BAILEY & KERR, PROPRIETORS. Q H 0 R A L HALL. THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, ISS2. BERR CARL SCHMITT'S CONCERT. Admission. 2s Cd, to all parts of the Hall. Doors open at 7.C0; Concert to commence at t o'clock. JJERR CARL SCHMITT'S CONCERT. All th? Ladies and Gentlemen arid Orchestra takicg part in the above, are kindly requested to attend tb* final rehearsal THIS (Wedaesdiy) EVENING, at 7.1» sharp. RNE-STREET HALL. MONDAY EVENING, December 11, I&Si"OLD DICK THE PROPHET," or, the Bard rf Gouginebarra (an original Poem by the Rev. J. Golden), with Musical Illustrations, in aid of St. Jatues' new Presbytery, Pukekohe. Doors open *t 7.30; commence at 8 o'clock. Admission : Frofct Seats, 3s; Second Seats, 2s ; Gallery, la. JAS. O'BRIEN Jun., HOD. See. JgAZAAR! A Z A A K ! AZAAR! AT THE VOLUNTEER DRILL-SEED. IN AID OF THE AUCKLAND TABBRNACLK BUILDING PUND. Will be opened MONDAY, DECEMBER IS, At 2 o'clock, BY MR. THOS. SPURGKON. Every other day of week Sale commences at 12 nc« closing at 10 p.ta. each evening. A Great Variety of Useful and Ornansect^ Articles Xmas and New Year Presents No Prices No Raffles, Lotteries, and the like Bazaar Closes Finally Saturday Night, *23rd No Auction at Close Refreshment Bullet Fine Art Gallery Entertainments Every Evening Electric Telegraph, Telephone, £c. Printing Presses Newspaper Issued Every Evening. Tickets may b2 obtained from the Bookseller*, from members of the Baptist Church. ADMISSION, Is. Children under twelve, 6<J. Goods and Contributions for the Bazaar will be eeived by Mr. K llolloway, Drap°r, Queen-stree* during businrr 1 'its; and ht the Chapel, tteLesfc.* street, on Fr?« s, from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. THEATRICAL and other Companies requiring Bill-posting in Wellington "Will ample accommodation on the New Zealand tuc Boards distributed tliroughout the city. Tersis 3 pplication to the Manager. _ ■F. W 1 NT B f WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, 5, Lower Queen-street. 1 Hennessy's and Kartell's Brandy Campbell town and Is lay Whisky IriiV Whiakey Old Jamaica Rum Geneva Gin Old Tem ditto Fine Old Madeira Port and Sherry, in wood and bottle Champagne, pitta and quarts Australian, White and Ked, pints and Guinness's Dublin Stoat, ditto j Whitebread's London Stout, ditto
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6569, 6 December 1882, Page 8
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