Page 8 Advertisements Column 6

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6996, 19 April 1884, Page 8

j - Amusements. Q'JU>' B A L HAL L. Monday night." , ■-/ v C TT-ENNEDY'S " V - KVjENNEDY'S • . . FINAL FAR EWEL L TO NEW ZEALAND. . THE LAST TIME FOR EVER I :. ' PROGBAMME. . ■ - FVMy Bonnie Wife" My Boy Tammie" _ , "Mo run geal dileas" (My faithful fair one), Trio "Mary of Argyle" " The Flowers o' the Forest" " Woo'd and Married an" a*" " . .Leezie Lindsay" . , - : • .. "The Cameron Men''"" Reels and Etrathspeys, Pianoforte Duet, Hoiiobotts Sioey— . ''THB PABISH SHNISTER AND PARISH i: PRECENTOR; . x Or, Psalm-singing and Sermonising a Hundred Years Ago!" MR. KENNEDY. "When ya gana awa' Jamie," (Duet) V . The Bonnie Hills of Scotland" , ■ f'Tho Scottish Emigrant's FareweUt " The Auld Man's Mare's Dead" "Draw the Sword. Scotland" - " Well may the Keel row" CWpJ " Allister McAllistfir" . "Auld Lang Synei" Mr. Kennedy and Family, depart foi Sydney on ■ Tuesday, per Wairarapa. \ > 'eST NO PERFORMANCE TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY). : ADMISSION—3s, 2s, Is; Children Half-price. Tickets at Lennox's. Children in arms not admitted. : ' B. KENNEDY, Manager. WOOD YEAR'S ELECTRIC gy IE CDS LECTRIC .UIEOUS 11URDER WILL OUT, AND GENUINE TALENT NEVER FAILS TO DBAW. LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT of this LAST NIGHT GREAT SHOW. LAST NIGHT MONSTER LAST NIGHT PROGRAMME LAST NIGHT MONSTEfI LAST NIGHT PROGRAMME LAST NIGHT TO-DAY, AT 2.30, . TO DAY, at 2.30, GRAND MATINEE ! GRAND MATINEE ! »CHILDREN HALF-PRICE TO ALLPAETS OF THE HOUSE. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Ax Sevek SHA&P, THE AUSTRALIAN BLONDIN, And Brilliant DUplay of -. FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS 1 RELIEiLBER OUR LAST NIGHT OuiC LAST NIGHT. BOBT. LOVE AND ST. CLAIB JONES, Agents. ~W AST APPEARANCE of the People's JLJ Favourite, Alexander, the great Australian BL iNDIN, nrevions to his departure to America to cross the Falls of Niagara.—Grand Mid-day Performance at One o'Clock, and at Seven o'Cloek p-m. Collection on the ground. Circus Band in attendance. E-S TRE E T HAL LGRAND PROMENADE CONCERT AND BALL, THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, j And every Saturday following.

Cards of Admission—Gentlemen, 2s; Ladies, Is; Double Tickets, 2s 63." - - - | Doors open at Half-past Seven, to commence at j Eight sharp, closing at Half-past Eleven. HORACE DEAN, | Manager, i Tot Sale. - A T -REMUERA.—For Sale or. Lease, a «Z.JL comfortable 8-roomed Dwelling-house, Stable, Coach-house and S acres rich land, in orchard and paddock.—Apply to W. Altken, Land Agent. ' CHAFF! Chaff!!— For Sale by the tmder* signed, Pure Oaten Hay Chaff, at £4 123 6d per ton, delivered In Auckland;—W. Waters, Papatoitoi. ' - ' DOUBLE Barrelled Hammerlesa Gun for sale, the best in the colony, by Murcott, Maker to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales and all the Nobility, recently cost between £40 and £50 at home to bo sold cheap, for address.—Apply J.S„Hxhaij> Office. . • . ELECTRIC PEN". — Portable Electroplating Plant and Amateur lathes for sale cheap. — New Zealand Robber Stamp Depot, over Goodson's. For sale — villa sixes i villa. SITES, St. George's Bay Road, Parnell D. F. Evans. HjtOß SALE—A small Steamer, new, JL? nearly completed.—Apply to .David Goui, Shipbuilder, Customhouse-street West. TOT OK. SALE (Epsom), — Eight-roomed JL' .; House and outbuildings, with six acres firstclass .volcanic soli; all In good order.—Apply G.M.H. Heralp Office. ' BjlOR SALE or Lease—A Brick Building JL? . and Freehold Allotment, in centra of city, suitable for a Store or Livery. Stable.—Apply to W. Alike p. Land Agent. RjlOR • SALE, Cheap—Several Villa Sites, _BJ well situated: varying in size from three to eighteen acres; volcanic soiL—Apply James Horan, Norman's Hill, Onehusga. ' FOR SALE (A Bargain)— The Furniture and Business of a compact Ten-room Boardinghouse, Hobson-street. Price for the -whole, £125. Heighton and Co., House Agents, 177, Queen-street Offices Upstairs. FOR SALE—Farms, Onebunga, Epsom, Tamaki, Mangere; also. Allotments, City and Mount Eden; Businesses, Boarding-houses; a few Cheio Stores, city and suburbs.—R. AL Heighton and Co., Land Agents, 177, Queen-street. FOR SALE, at £5 5s per Acre—The late Thomas Aitken's Farm, containing 400 acres, situate one mile from Hamilton West; 150 acres in grass, good nine-roomed House and outbuildings..— This Farm is a bargain at the above price, but must be sold to the Estate. Very easy terms can be had.—W. and G. Frater, Land Agents, 97, Queenstreet. - FO B, sal e : KTHIKIHI—A General Store, doing a large business. - Terms very easy. is now headquarters for the Armed Constabulary, and the Native Land Conrt opens there next week. CONQUEST PLACE, Pamell-A well-finished House of 6 rooms; large allotment. BEM u BRA—IJ acres of Land; grand building site; .beautiful view. For particulars of the above apply to : . . W. P. O'SULLIVAN, :• Shortland-street. J U S T. A BR I V E D, Ex Mail Steamer, • OAA SACKS LINSEED OIL CAKE. From California Oil Works. Price—£lo per ton—224olbs €r. S. JAKXNS, Cpstoms-STBBET. O T A T O E S. 90 Sacks Opotlkl Potatoes For Sale. JOHN RETD tc CO., ' y ' '26, Queen-street TO NEW COMERS,. Small Capitalists, Working Men, with families, &c., —To Lease, with Purchasing Clause, CulSrated Farms of 50' acres upwards, near a station, school and cheese factory ; exceptional terms offered.—Edward Wayte, 5, Mercanttle Chambers. ... Ot'We B INNEY > G O -' AUCTIONEERS AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. WOOL, " GRAIN, AND PRODUCE / BROKERS. • Agents for:— • : THE SUN FHRE OFFICE, LONDON ' H. & T. PEAK'S HOBART JAMS •T.KITCHEN « SON S SPERM CANDLES . GRAY & ALDRIOH'S FLOUR (Red Lion Brand) KEID BROS.' OATMEAL J. GILMOUR'S HAMS AND BACON A. OLDHAM & SON'S FLAX MATTING A. OLDHAM & SON'S BINDING TWINE. G. \Y. BINNEY & CO., ' QUEEN-STREET. ' ' |FREE STORES—Fort-street, Auckland. • •