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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7000, 24 April 1884, Page 8

J " Amnsements, fte. OPEB& HOUSE. lessees .. .. Messrs. H«c4ona!d anap Manager .. .. Mr. J. p. Maxrionjla;* Ca, ' TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT i LAST NIGHT. BUT TWO 1 LAST NIGHT BUT TWO 1 i thb (YOUTH.' \ -raj, ! GBSAT I YOUTH, f ; X0BA& ) YOUTH. { MO Z- . j wesson. ( YOUTH. ) I^li : - The Magnet ol Attraction. Proudly main talnlng its reputation of tsing Hj ;' successful Drama ever presented in New |[ ' ■',-■■ .'. ; ' : Zealand.: ..-. L t : . ... vnnTW 5 LAST NIGHTS ) _„, YOUTH Jj&SI jfjQHig J YOOla ■ of : THE GREAT BATTLE SCEas. "Strike up the drums, and let the tongue of sn Plead for our Interest" — Shakejjwjj. YOUTH. •V'OUTH. "VOtrro OUTH, XOUTH. XoOTlt J. R. GEEVILLE And the Premier Company of thb Sonthtn. Hemisphere. ra "VTOUTH. "VOTTm JL OUTH. X OUTH. X ODIrl Produced under the supervision ot W. G. CAREY AND H. E. WALTOS. Stags Director .. — .. Mr. J. ff.Eußjt MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 28, . LIGHTS O" LONDON i LIGHTS O , LONDON ! : BY MB. G. E. SIMS. Author of that now-famous pamphlet, "HOW\THE POOR LIVE." Pbioes or Admission : ss, 3i, Iβ, Box plan at Lennox's, Stationer. STALLS and PIT TICKETS at Abhott'i Hetel w door to the Theatre. .: C - N.B.—Omnibuses for the various suburbs will u u attendance every evening after the performance. J. W. DODGE, Business Masagei. ABBOTT'S 0-3? ERA HOUSE. TO-MOKBOW FRIDAY. EVENING, 25th Isbi. GRAND MILITARY AND NAVAI NIGHT I'll TTkber the Patkokige or MAJOR VIBET SHEPHERD, CAPTAIN DIGNAN CAPTAIN PAYNE CAPTAIN ISAACS CAPTAIN LkBOT CAPTAIN HAHON CAPTAIN BENKETT -1 .'AITD ...■•-;; OFFICERS OF THE AUCKLAND DISTSICT. Box-plan now oji;n at Lennox's. J. P. MACDONALD & CO., .. , - Maa»g6r. TT\ HEATRE EOYAL UNDER DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE. Miss CLARICE BRABAZON (Child Pianijte) Has the honour to announce her FIBST COKCEEL to take place on MONDAY, MaY 12ih. Assisted by favourite. Professional and Amsteit • • ■ Talent. Conductor and Manager, Mr. Pooley. T> E M - U E R Z A CONOZRT win be held in the Girls' School, Eemuera, THIi (Thursday) EVENING, in aid of the Library Fund. One scene from " Midsummer Dxe&m" will be acted. -■ - . - " Admission :—Concert, Is; Dance, 2s. To bejta it Half-past Seven.. . _ , * Exhibitions. ; A UCKLAND SOCIETY. OF ARTS. EXHIBITION, igS*. : Peesibest „ J. St. J CLiari Esg. THE FOURTH ANNUitL EXHIBITION OF THE SOiJIETY ' Will open at the Choral Hall, THIS (THUBSDAI) EVENING, at half-past .-even o'clock, by s CONVERSAZIONE OF MEMBERS AND WBXSSSS. HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR Has kindly consented to Preside, and pnsent &s Medals awarded for the recent Competitions. Selections of Husic will be given during the Erenli;, and the Prize Competition will be p»rforood ~ under the direction of Herr Carl Schmitt. The Exhibition will continue open on the SSth, SSIk 28th. Eflth, and 30th April, and Ist and 2nd May, boa T*elre to Five, and on the Evenings of the 25ti, £3th, 28th, and 30th April, und Ist and 2nd ot Kay, (ran Seven to Nine. ■-,-,,... The Art Union will be.drawn on WZDNISDAT EVENING; April 30, at Eight o'clock. Th« Prha drawn will represent sums ot money tc b<: expended in the vurchass of Original Works of Art en iSiWUtion, the selection of which is left to the PrJMwinners. .; Shares, TEN SHILLINGS each, cm Iβ obtained of any of the Stationers, or at the Hall dining the Exhibition. Members or friends having Pictures or other Woria of Art which could be lent for the occasion are kindly requested to communicate with the Secretary. Admission. One Shilling ; Members, Free : Seuci Tickets (not transferable), Half-a-orown; Hemttrf Family Season Ticket, to admit four, Five ShilliipSubscription to the Society: Honorary Hemten, 20s (including one share in the Art Union). Work ing Members: ladies, 5s : Gentlemen, 10s. JOSIAH MARTIN, Secretary, Sporting. Eegistered Letters ) nnAnn (Poit Office Ordia and Telegrams J-4-VflnD-l Payable to not Accepted. j<=&&UOU| adaJhastoß. ADAMASTOR'S NOVELTY CONSULTATIO2? ox THE . BIBTHDAY HANDICAP : (To be Run at Donedin). Will close on or about 22nd May, 1834. 8000 Members at 5s P"-h, 126 PJRIZES TO BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOW 3:FIKST .. .. .. „ .. £29 SsE'.'OND .. ... .. „ ISO 'THIRD .. .. ■ „ ■ „ .. 1« STARTERS divide - I*> NON-STARTERS divide .. .. - & Seo CiSH Awards. „.. 2at £100.. .. £-200 25 at £6.. .. &* 2at 60,. ..■■ 100 60 at fi - « M 10 at SO.. .. 200 -~r. 20 at . 10.. ... 200 £ UM Eash Ticket has 7 separate chances, Bace and C 43& Awards being drawn for separately. Whenconj*nient, please ■ send P.O. Order, payable to A°*, martor."' By so doing yon will protect jouW" against losi, as it is equal to registration. Coaatrr Cheques must have One Shilling added far «ch»J{»; and marked correct by Bank. - Two stamps man " sent for reply and result Result sent to every sM» holder directly after the drawing. Not less tain WO Tickets sent to any one address. ■ «S-«ease »PPV early this time as the time is limited. Address If SUmps aresent, f ADAMASTOE,) PostOffice<W» please send One \ Care of }■ or Bank a" ,O Shilling in £ extra. (Lyons &Hart,j preferred. ■ Box 151, P. 0.; Dunedin. . ■CIIDELITY COMPANY'S ..■■':. ANNUAL PEOGEAMME OS THE QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY HANDICAP. SUBSCRIPTION FEE ,(. 103 NOW —- 1 At the request of a large number ef « II!, valued inbscribers, the Company has been iaducea itadopt the 10s subscription. 6000 Programmes at 10s eachFirst Horse - •• £^ > Second do rJJ Third do .. ~_..- JS Otheis(div.) _ - J^. Total for Horses _ .. - £nm - 3 New Zealand Bonds at £100 each - £f™ 3 do. do. 50 do. .. Jg 20 do." -■ do. ■ -■• 20 do. .. ££ 30 do. do. 10 do. - f£. 40 do. do. 6 do. - - Total for Bonds .. - •• £!3SO Total amount of Prires, *2500. WillCLOSßpositWely on AppUcants are requested to add stamps for excu". and reply, and address only to 5 : . FIDELITY COMPANY, . Care of A. A. Camerw, Post-office?W^