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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7303, 15 April 1885, Page 8

! '' _ _ : Amusements. ■. , t .„ hi SEAT '& ■>* ROY f L i I Lessee and Manager.. John F. 1 - LAST FOUR NIGHTS i •' .■" ■■■■ OF • . * . The favourite younir Irish Comedian, v " JOHN P. SHERIDAN, * JOHN F. SHERIDAN, ■__£ WIDOW ffS) i WIDOW O'BRIEN WIDOW fflSl . WIDOW O*BRIEN And hi* toons Oompany «* English and American i ■ .■■'•■ ■....-r-y-.-jf •;C— Artists.";■__.. ■ ..■/•. ."• FAREWELL PERFORMANCES OF ■ -FUN ON THE BRISTOL. .-,,- FUN ON THE BRISTOL, i TO-NIGHT, AND DURING THE WEEK, WITH ENTIRE CHANGE OF MUSICAL PROGRAMME. „ 20 K EW S ONO3 - 20 i EVERYBODY'S FAVOTOrTE, THE LITTLE 'i BLACK TOPSY IN WHITE FACE. THE WHOLE COMPANY IN NEW SONGS AND j *,;;,..;. ...,.-.: s£ • DANCES. !'- Box Plan at Lennox'*. Popular prices. Sheehan's Band on Theatre Balcony at 7.15. ' Doo s open at 7.20, commimce at 8 sharp. Manager for Mr. Sheridan .. .. Wm. Hughes. —"*gs■—atej ———***"* ' """* Railwaysm URIG jp IE ST gOD, I ' NORTH ISLAND .""' -JVf AIN mRU NK T>AILWAY. ! THE HONOURABLE ROBERT STOUT, PREMIER OF NEW ZEALAND. ASSISTED BY NATIVES WILL TURN THE FIRST SOU or THE NORTH ISLAND MAIN TRUNK RAILWAY, On the Southern Bank ot the Puniu River (about ; three miles from Ta Awamutu > ... Railway Station), ON WEDNESDAY, THE 15th INSTANT, AT TWO O'CLOCK P.M. THE VOLUNTEER CAVALRY AND A BRASS BAND WILL ! BE PRESENT, AND ARRANGEMENTS WILL BE MADE FOR CROSSING THE PUNIU RIVER, FREE OF CHARGE, G. T. WILKINSON, Government Natire Agent Native Office, Alexandra, April 10,1885. ' Exhibitions. AUCKLAND, SOCIETY OF ARTS. THE FIFTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION 01 the Society trill be opened in the CHORAL HALL THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, APRIL 15, • BY A CONVERSAZIONE Of Members and their Friends, and will be Open to ""•"'" Public from THURSDAY, At noon. ' i Admission : Is; Season Tickets, 2s 6d; Members' Family Season Tickets (to admit four), ss. Members free by ticket. A UCKLAND SOCIETY OF ARTS. Successful" Competitors are requested to bo in attendance at the Choral Hall, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, at half-past seven o'clock, to receive their prizes. . MUSICAL COMPETITION. . All Competitors are requested to be in attendance at the Choral Hall, on EVENING, at half-past seven o'clock, and be prepared, either in person or by deputy, to play their compositions, if called upon. Tickets of admission may be had on application to the Secretary, at the Hall. JOHN L. HOLLAND, Secretary. >\ o +-■, Electoral. : "■% TV"A IT A KERB I EAST. ■.:.r:\ :\;y,: NOTICE. ■ ■',}. ;..-:• ,[ Messrs. E. Freeman and Wm. Baxter being the members to retire from the above District Board this ye-r ; and Mr. E. Gibboiis having created an extraorinary vacancy by being: absent from four consecutive ordinary meetings, nominations of Candidates to fill three vacancies will be received by me until noon of the 25th April, at Henderson. A Foil of the Ratepayers will bo taken (if necessary) at the same place on WEDNESDAY, May 6th, at one p.m. WALTER SISAM, .-.*■..■ Returning Officer. April 15,1885. . . •pAPATOITOI ROAD DISTRICT. ANNUAL ELECTION. Under the 49th Clause of the Road Boards Act, 1882. A mooting of ratepayers will be held at Mr. James Wallace's house, Hillside, on TUESDAY, May sih, at three p.m., for the purpose of electing three members of the Papatoitoi Ruad Board. ' Each candidate must forward to me a notice in writing of his intention to become a candidate, signed by himself and at least two ratepayers qualified to vote, not later than SATURDAY, the 25th day of April, 1885. A " AUGUSTUS J. SHACKELL. Returning Officer. April 14th, 1885. . ' TjIAST TAMAKI ROAD DISTRICT. ■■■-■■- $ , ANNUAL ELECTION. UNDER THE 49th CLAUSE OF THE ROAD . .:-'> .::.;; BOARDS ACT, 1882. ;•„-:•_.-■■ A Meeting of Ratepayers will be held at the old Otara Schoolhouse on WEDNESDAY, May 6th, ai three p.m. for the purpose of electing three members of the East Tamaki Road Board. Each candidate must forward to me a notice in writing of his intention to become a Candidate, signed by himself and at le*st two ratepayers qualified to vote, not later than MONDAY, the 27th day of April, ■1886V-:-;.'-.:.-iv;:ivSai.' . ; •■■:' ~' AUGUSTUS J. SHACKELL, Returning Officer. April 14th, 1885. .'"i \ T>EMUERA ROAD DISTRICT. NOTICE.—An Election or Three (8) Members of j the Road Board will take place in the Mount flobson School, Remueta. on FRIDAY, the Bth day of May, at half-past seven p.m. Written Nominations will be received by me, at my Office, Newmarket Hall, up to noon of SATURDAY, the 25th April. r , - ; ' WM. DINNISON, i ' Returning Officer. ) T7IPSOM ROAD DISTRICT. NOTICE.— Election of Three Members of the Road Board will be held in the Epsom Hall on FRIDAY, the Bth day of May, at six p.m. Written nominations will be received by me at my office, Newmarket Hall, up to noon of SATURDAY, the 25th ApriL ' - •"■■•■"* ' ■ ':■''' £4- ~•■•■■• "■■:'■,:'> WM. DINNISON,: •'•■? ■», -.., .. * Returning Officer. | TO THE MEMBERS OF THE AUSTBALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. —I beg to Intimate that I am a Candidate for one of i the seats at the Board becoming vacant' at the ensuing I annual meeting.- Jambs R. Fairi-ax.—Sydney, 10th March, 1*8&