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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 9324, 29 March 1889, Page 8

~ ~~~~~ ABBOTT'S OP ERa HougE Lessee ~ ~ IT v », Sub-lessee arid Manager ArthuA- ? tfc UNABATED and BR^LUNT^^^ B ,„ It ARTHUR VIVIAN'S POWERFUL DRAMATIC COMPANV Including Helen Vivian, W. G Carey ard'a. THTS fPR?nA n v? artiat « ensemble.' a . THIS (FRIDA\i EVENING, SATURHAv A _ ,t. MONDAY EVENINGS AY AXI> Production in a most complete manner nf n American and most popular, dramatic , f xi he Henry Wood's <vor!dlfamou S novel °* MrS EAST LYNN JO . east LYNNE. EAST LYNNE. EAST LYN\P IL —Temptation—The Successful T?r.n/ band t ~ The Desertcri and Br °ken-hearted Hu s 6 Act 111-Richard Hare an Outrun t, ■ «■ ■™SX; w - T " u ' ,torj^2S ness—"ls it thus you bear your cross in lif o *; l '' Death of Little Willie. «oss m llfe • - Act V.—Retribution— Viper in Hip iv. Levison Sentence-Death of Lady Isabel' "e well until Eternity." y isaoel- Fare. TUESDAY—THE WOMAN OK THE PKdint. OR, THE HORRORS OP DRINk Ut ; HL BICUNKR, Treasurer. QHO RA L II AL L CONCERT AND DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE In Aid of I LLIAM SKELTO X Armourer's Mate of H.M.s. li/Ard Who lost his leg through an injury reeelvo,i , t fire in Auckland, ' ed at » Under t!ie Patronage of Admiral and Mrs. Fairfax, ilis n'c [ni) „ Mayor, Captains am. Officers of H m i' r r tiie TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) EVKNIvp ctUTH INSTANT. " "• PROGRAMME SeleYeoman ° f the ° U ' lrd "~ Band of H.M.s. '^%SSSS3S£fISP k SOng " >*»•- Recitation, "The l,ifeboat"-M r Tj m , pv 'Cello Solo—Mr. Maclean. LlettL Song, "11 Faut Partir"-M rs . I> : > hnson Piano Solo-Mr. J. C. Sutherland Song, " Village Blacksmith "-Mr. Breaken. Selections by Band of H.M.s. Orlando. To conclude with a Farce entitled LEAVE IT TO ME! By the officers of H.M.s. Orlando Tickets to be obtained r.t Wiidinan'* Prices : Reserved and numbered, 3s; '23 and is Doors open at half-past seven. Commence at eight p.m. Special Trams and 'Buses will run after performs™ to Ponsonbv, Newmarket, and llemuera. TJ EA L A DIA OPEN AIRTRINK" &-J Stanley-street, Mechanics' Bay. " ' SKATING, SWITCHBACK RAILWAY, BOWLING ALLEY. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Race for Brooch and Pin on Friday evening. Open from 2.30 to 5 p.m., and from 7.50 to 10 pm Tuesday and Friday Evenings, Ladies Free. Admission, 6d; Switchback, ad; Children, half, price. H. N. A E B 0 Being unavoidably detained for another week, will be at his office, Opera House, daily, from CtoSp.in; leaving for Sydney per Maravoa next TUESDAY, April 2. EXHIBITION of Glass Blowing on Saturday afternoon. Admission (id. Every visitor receives a prize.—Works, Freeman's Bay. Dental. M E - J. G oom ™ C ox DENTAL SURGEON, 14S, KEN-STREET Begs sincerely to thank his patients and friends for their past confidence and patronage, and to inform them that 011 and after April Ist his Practice will be Transferred to MESSRS. E. COX & SON. jyj-ESSRSr"-^ & gOX, DENTAL SURGEONS. 15. C 0 X, Licentiate in Dental Surgery, R.C.S., England. Kingsley House, Hobson-street. II CO X, Doctor of Dental Surgery, Michigan University, U.S.A. US, Queen-street A.M.P. Society's Buildings. H. F. W 1 sD 8 0 «•' SURGEON DENTIST (By Exam.), (Late of the Firm of Kempt and' Windsor.) Begs to intimate to the public of Auckland and country districts that he is still in practice at the old Chambers FOOT OF SHORTLAND-STKELT, Nearly opposite the General Post Office. Having engaged the services of a first-class Mechanical Assistant, and REDUCED THE CHARGES CONSIDERABLY, He requests a share of their support. - Box 210. Telephone 377. OTI C E OF REMOVAL. MR. T. AFFORD, SURGEON DENTIST, Desires to inform his Patients and Friends that lie has Removed from Wakeiield-street c o more central offices, QUEEN-STREET, over Mr Wayte's, Book seller, opposite Wyndham-street. Hours : From 9 a.m. till S p.m. Oil and Colourmen. W. jp HILL & g<ON 149 AND 151, QUEEN-STREET, Have just opened up a Large Assortment of 3HEAP PAPERHAN ING S, SCRIMS. 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