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New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6820, 26 September 1883, Page 8

's opera house * Losses . .. , . Stage' Manager .. , " Mr'RtT 1Ie *! a tty. - : MARVELLOUS SUCCESS OF TITP o™"* 5 ' ~ ; minstrels and hibeenkon 1111 '■ * HUNDREDS REFUSED ADMISSION Virnw Cowan, Buckley, and ShawCrosa were ihc if„„ Y! ' "evening. • . .. oES «ach '■■■. Madamoiselles Astoe, , ' tfiitt&rianß";''^lnn.« ; Vivian spoil-bound their audleAce bv ,v ? *« wonderful ability "''"sir ROABS OF LAUGHTER .from beginning to TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT! Wednesday, Sept. 26, Aiidevaiy evening during the weefc THE - G OUET o MINSTK ELSf . LADIES AND GENTLEMEN IN NUMBER IN NUMBER, Also, THE GREAT HEBERNICON COMEDY-. COMPANY , Afier an unprecedented Season of 21 Weeks la ; Will make their i a Aneihr* PROGRAIISIE-Par t I Interlocutor CO^T STEELS. " • ( ' ,LiU ' la ' Song, "Still Thine Own"—Miss Vesta ' SC '^ ViU Y ° U te Mtar B^;;s t .sr. u ° . " Hannah ilaria J^bird". Kal 'snneS e ° M ;.W'- ffi#' El^ Fiaale," The Sleeping Beauties"— Company. « Fart 11. THE GREAT HIBERSICQN COMEDY ■ ; MOLIiIE'iO'CONNOR' ' " Or, IRELAND INSHADE AND SUNSBIX p " r rn rs Cast of Characters': * ~ Barney O'Neit (a Guide) "Mr Tomlf m**® New York to Ireland, embracing ia its *oau ha known places oHnteresvfc the ?*-■■- terspersed with racy dialogue, rich hm" • in™!' eaatltnl . 3=mery, sbid stirring songs, dances, duets, trios,' etc., coMUtuto ? the moat laughter-provoking comedies ever vritta, : Dress Circle, 4s; Stills. 2s : 6d; Pit. is. street. 0 ° " Lennox's (late W ; EM UE R A _SpCI AL .xTlTlbi,: • An Entertainment will be given, especially r„» children, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th October, LiT niDg at 7.50 p.m., comprising Little Bed Bidim* Hood, Magic Lantern, Hursery Kfayznes, etc. , Tickets—Children, Is ; Adnlts, 2sJ * mHEATKICAL and other Company Bill-posting tn WeMngtoa ample accommodation on the New Boards distributed throughout the eiiy. Teirp!i? .application to the Manager. ■ . ea -'AtMetics.

I :g PORTS! J ;gPOETBr 3 PROGRAMME OF SPORTS ■■ ■ . To be held in connection with the AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL AND PASTOEAU 0 . / . ASSOCIATION'S CATTLE SHOW, 0 '•'•••:• • 0 TO BE H£LD AT 1 E L LEESLIE B I ON 1 , ; 9" NOVEMBER, 18 S3. 5 • ■ PfiOGEA sr il E : '■ 150 vds. lIAKDICAP—Ist Prize, £8; 2nd, £2:3jd. £I t 440 yds. HANDICAP.—Ist Prize, £5 ; 2nd, £i. HILG HANDICAP.—Ist Prize, £5; 2nd, £2; 3rd. £!; TWO MILE WALKING.—.Ist Prize, £5; 2nd, £2. TWO MILE BICYCLE.- Ist Ptize, Gold Medal, raise £5; 2nd, Silver Medal, value, £2. ROBERT E. ELLIS, , Secretaty. Uotices of Removal. J M. & J. MOWBRAY 6 •• .'HAVE , REMOVED TO SOHEBMTS EtJILDINGS, ) . .. fo'rt-stbeet, ' Opposite the Union Steam Ship CompaDy"s Office. : M ESSRS " AN/D, RUSSELL,. SOLICITORS,have removed fronrFort-street. • 42. Shortland-street, opposite Messrs.'A. Clark and Sons "Warehouse. . September 1,1853. OTICE OF REMOVAL. t Mr. THOSTAS WOOD, Barrister and Sclicitor. has. Removed from Higii-street to No. 7, Mercantile- : Chambers (ground floor). Queen-street, between Bank. • .of New.Zealand and Fisher's.' ' v - • | OTICE ...OF REMOVAL., HENRY G. WADE, A.R.LB.A., ARCHITECT, CANADA BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET . (f-ate City Coancil Offices). R. M. W A f T ' ARCHITECT, , REMOVED TO 252, QUEEN-STREET, Oppssite Market Entrance. W. J. °' K ' 'ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR, AND PATENT AGENT, HAS REMOVED TO HIGH-STREET, FRONTING VULCAN LANE, ■ .Over...Mr. .White's, Lavy Stationer. T ICE OF. .RE M . . AL MR ROBERT BROWNING, SOLICITOR, .Has Rsmovedjrom Shortland-street to liis NEW CHAMBERS AT THE CORNER OF VDLCAN LAKE AND HIGH' STREET.' OTICE .■ rjl O ■ MR. TOLE, ■■ ■: . BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR,' ' " : lIAS.. REMOVED TO CHAMBERS NEXT THE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, QUEEN-SI REET. OTICE OF REMOVAL. TO BUILDERS AND..THE PUBLIC. J. PETFORD, . . HOUSE ?AND, SHIP PLUMBER, AND WAKE AND GAS FITTER, , ' Has Removed to temporary premises in :• CHANCERY-STREET, The rear of A.. Clark and Sons. ED w D -. w4Y TB " ! : ■ JiSTATE AGENT, ETC., • " ' 'HAS REMOVED ■ ; . TO No. 5, Mercantile Chaijeers, Next Bank of New Zealand.