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New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6823, 29 September 1883, Page 8

ABBOTT'S § Lessee .... li v F Stage Manager .. .. s.2*?**. I Podtirelr last Three c { &** K Previous arrangoraenbs compel u in . (' attractive entertainment on ■Wednesday Jos e c*. have to appear at Napier on S:> tardea J l '. 3 ' H'' WOST.ERFOT, SUCCESS OP THE HirU ' ASD COUET MU.STRLt' 883 EVERY PART OP THIS POPUL*r "„„ *J ESTWE CHANGE OF „_ * MiSSTRELS.TO-NIGHTANDEviRfEVj.? V New Sones, Popnlar Ballads, Fnn w s , [ COURT MINSTRELS, -i* ,»,„, L COURT MINSTRELS, JL4 TV f COUET 14: L% NpXj , * E i Entire change of Prc s raaimo Cbnrr I I and Every ltalstrt l H4 C ! Every member of the Company becomm- »„ lar Nighth aECr «fcss, JOHNNY C. WAN*A EEYMGP- ■ TOJI BUCKLEY ? SHAW CROSS EVEUY h .^ T MISS AMOK EVEKi >S MISS BELLA SUTHERLAND tvpn. v I Ml=S WI.NCHETTE E\EaY IGHi I \ MISS MAY VrvlAK E\ERr iSSJ U THE COUET E [ Or-, IRELAND IN SHADE AND SU ,sb lV£ \ G. P. Doolittlc, : Shaw c~ \ Julius K.Cutfee (Servant to '"" r - aoaw <>c s s \ Dcolittie) .. nr. t,v Barney O'Neil (a Guide) ." Mr &^ Charlotte (Sister to Doolittle) t \ Jlollie O'Connor (the Bella of *vCs » *&» [ [ KiUarney) 31i33 M y [ ■ Circle, is; Stills, 2s Si- pit , j at -V. G. £ COMPETITIONS FOi~^T AT I MUSICIANS § (Supplementary to Mr. Pooley'a SstuiJ»y p , f Concerts, the season of which tenainai'd u'l* ! instant). isJl I THE FIRST COJIPETITION lj % THEATRE ROY4L V AEXT MONDAY, toe Isi or OCGBPa (BARITO.VES AND BASSES) Atd wUI form part of a Grand EvetM D CecK^ PRIZES: AS ihe Entries for this competition tictd .". t nmuber, Three Prizes wiU bo given, vis u■» > Ist Prize, value .. Three Pounds 1 ' The Prizes will be presented to the iuccisl) didates at the following Moaa.y-s camp. t Competitors who deEire to try their voice U I', ; Theatre Koyal. can rto 50 TO-DAV fifl- ) 3 p.m. where Mr. Pooley ,vUI be pleased ffffffAi | IJI HEA TB E ft OX&U.I MS. ITARTIN SWALLOW'S s GRAND CLASSICAL PIANOFORTE I KE*. ITAL, ; | ■ THURSDAY EYENING.OCT.iI, IS3. I ! ~. .. PROGRAMME: - ' I ■• . '" Part I. Pianoforte Becital by Mr. Maktm Swahoiv. 1. Gra>;d Sonata in F Minor, Op. 2. No 1 i,\ Allegro, (b) Adagio, (c) Minaetto mi I«c, fl 1 Prestissimo (Beethovan). l ;' 2. (a) Noctnrno in F Minor, Op. o5 No 1- (i) Polacca la E Fl&t Minor, Op. 26, No. 2 (Cto[sa). 3. Grand Concerto, "La Sonnambula," On 4s(Jhi]. Interval of Ten Minutes, Part 11. 1. Duetto (Sopr. and Brl), " U Pallor Feaesto," lsd« • (Domzitti), Mrs. Cooper and Mr. Ecssctt. 2. Grand Fantasia for Clarinet, ". I Vopri Biglia" [Anselim), ilr. Jacksov. ii. Graurt Stem (Sopr.), "Softly Sisis ihe V'cbci" j r.veniTig," '; .per Fxeijchtitz" (Weber), 2a Co iv:n. ■.-:.■■' i. Grand Scena (Br.), (a) 7? e cit, "O'Ci.™ Pairitr (t>) Cvatina, " O tu, Palermo,"inEnglishfferdfl, ilr. KoSMfLL. - . ■■. \ 5. Clarinot Concer'o, " Rigoletto" (Basa). Mr. 3ta- 1 fcON. ' - . . - a Box Ofiico at Lennox's, Qiuen-sireei. Tickets also at Eady's, Chipman'c, and Hews'. Dress Circle, 43; Stalls, 2s Od ; Pit, Is. . Doors open at 7.20 ; Commence at S.; Caiisja it I G. ISAACS, Basises3 3lasj{Er. BAZAAR AT WARKWOETH In Aid of the FREEMASON'S HALL, TUUKSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1663. | Cnntrlbuti as ivill be thankfully received if iis f' f<)llo»ine Indies :—Jlrs, Bowen. Mis. C. TfconiWK' r Mrs. Clayton, Warkworth': Mrs. Dibble, WelM-ri; i Mrs. Richards, Matakana; Sirs. W. SomervjUe, ittl S luid: yjlsi Dirrach. Te Kapa; and -Mrs. iljrnn r Craigieburn. ■ ' j PRI3ICWPE CONCEP.T asd QUADEttIS \ P.vUTY ic the even'jig : Refrchmcata be had ai the Stalls. ; j ' S!. MUSBO, f . Hon. s({._ , I.nnHEATKICAL ai:d other Cowranie;| j 1 JL reiinirin- BiU-postics in Wellington I ample accomtrodation on the Nc , ? Zealsstf "t"?! ■■ 1 I Boards' dirtril'uted througiont ibi city. leimj at| j applicatinn to the |j; Board and Residence. _| "V/ 3 RS. DALTON has now accoiwafr| I Ivg. ditionfor!adyandgentlemaa,crcnsC't«|j 'gentlemen lerms moderate.—Panama 1 Symonds-street, • „$ CLAREMOWT HOUSE, STItCfcT, AUCKLAND.-BoardandEeara«k by the i'iy. -week, or moath. Pemeent BchMSJ and families on moderate terms. .1 WATERLOO HOUSE— riat, opposite Government Gate. PMBeS* ; Bath: and Pian» ; terms moderate: ___——- ! "OKIVATE Eoard and Residence fot'f JT gentleman in Ponsonby.-Ad(irs3»'- BtßAy Office. _____————" ' DURHAM HOUSE, near VictoriaW|»j No-tu Ecarf Ms denco.' > Terms, moderate. . ■ 5 BELMONT HOUSE ' Bo\rd and Reaidence for GeoUeiaen M™ -t the Comfort of a Home. Booms deaUe <*£$~ Baths, plunge or shower; piano; aitoc'ffi'* good Ul.le. Visita-8 to Aucklird «J „-£&. and healthy cornbinod with st«j Mo-t'r.vto terms. Mru BAston. ■ CAMBRIDGE ..HOUSE, Lower that -ho 1 is now opened her new wig* first-class Loarding hcose. Single &M" rooms Mi sJitw of apartment*. ?}* a S>;?L, V-l baths, and accouimodation to - minutes' wr-lk from Opora Hoase.—«n» »■ <"" {• ■ . . • . _ \roujro women's .ikstitdis^"JL 150ARDISG HOUSE, Q^Sh-^J^ " Cpun Uiii7 froiu 10 &.m. till 9.a "-E- '.^ pja j LnjLheoa, Ircml2 to 2 p.m. -Tea. beta °J?',£&i\ Do-.rr. nl Hpu« for yonng.lad.es irto »»«■•*-» d'jrinstheda). : a-^enie*^ , / Term, on dp;.uci'4on to thy Locly j

1 lerrui on dp;m -uoa k> tau uu*j ~-r „ YW G * r our- ev "j l-ond ? y, «* ' ,a, -ty, aoi U*' ! w Hi 1-t itn* "* —■ *_;. [ OVKiWOR "HO" |[' g<>23<.>.»- sruEEr. |. * Sjfpe ,^ Boi.d .—• ■£ &..! iii -ia_ __WcEloj , oOs2-^ri^"^^ — ■. I AS H~B U K > r ' H Ail 'V UAIhARI. DISBDJy- i nt-Mk" Jake l * Bt ' Jt ' \ run ate \s\ lum Fol:; ths i hPILbPUCS, The IniDector-GeneraTef Lunacy repcii 3 a • | lows — ftjij licet*!' , ' Ihno this dav visited Arfiburn "TjjUts'S--1 llou e, Avhich i a situitcd ia a very B™J| ~ jifl-■ abont OJ acres at M a'»i-J, 1 & o:t ■ ■.i Dunedm f,r4ocatient3 r ''h . •' I lie is for wi- _| -22 male* and IS fLmale. trrsff I • The establuLment is ticeedingV folt s efj' and offers to its inmates all ,t™" o»»W private country house. The.atnfl? rocm> and substantially furnished. »?" Sltaet^^ , separate bed-rojm, the beddins being « ■•; be desired. Baths and clcseU 01 tbe^"g^ticAl. . construction are provided in convenient ■;:, " An excellent wastsonette with a BC r*^.; in frequent nse tor tho patients, **» ?"thefc^':. : well provided with means of amnsesenti gara«s, books, magazines, and a varies i ..; and other papers. . "My vifit gave w a very go° a "ffit is *5| general management and .ja'SgßS-:'. evident that neither trouble nor WP«»J» ?f , spared in making the esttbiishment^" 1 L v>| V modemTiews of treating 3l