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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8361, 15 September 1890, Page 8

Amusements z, A bbott ' s opera"^; THIS (MONDAY) EYENTVr' FOR THE BENEFIT ' Of the GRADES AND LABOUR COUXrrr Second Night of Mr ' ' R. d'orsay OGDKX , R. IVORS AY OGDKX ma AND THE NEW Cti.Ml'A-W In John B. Coughs Tempt ranee Coni>-,' - r> TEMPTED, "■ ra ®a, TEMPTED, And the Laughable Bnrlrtta PEEPING THOMAS ' . PEEPING THOMAS TIIK PEOPLE'S PRICES : 3s, ' Tickets can be had from the CommitTc',. , Tiades and Labour Council, and reserved V' Wildnian's without extra charge. it For full particulars see programmes WEDNESDAY-NEW PROGRAMS SATURDAY NEXT - DAY PEHl<'uii\,V v „ - • For Children and Ladies. -E, s- q i T Y ~H~r~iT7 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. BENEFIT CONCERT ;C- TENDERED TO MISS KATE HOWAIIDp (Formerly of Brough and Boucicault's e,. u ,. Sydney). '' in ;', is. The following have kindly promised their, tar It. Mesdames Cooper and Kilgour. ■! Miss Lester and Miss Freda Marsden, Virilj tl ; Messrs. A. L. Edwards, Chambers, Dui'aiir, i h,,. Martin, Forrest, Montague, Hamilton " r ' C. E. White, And Mr. Eady's Orchestra. Iv In addition to the Concert Programme, the Con.ni be WRITTEN IN SAND inBILIOUS Will lie produced. Admission : Dress Circle, 3s ; Stalls. 2s ; |>;. - rTIHE AUCKLAND ORCm;ST!;Ti X UNION. 114 Patron : His Excellency the Governor of \ i n THIRD CONCERT OF THE SEAsuv " CHORAL HAL 1,. FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, SEPTEMBER H Conductor Mr. G. A. |> 1 ■a' Leader of Orchestra .. Mr. C. Ileum-'' Full Programme in Thursday's issue. Reserved Plan at Wildinan's. J. F. W. COOK, Una. sw . Insurance Companies. Australian mutual provi. DENT SOCIETY, S [Established 1849) THE OLDEST MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE IV AUSTRALASIA. — New Zealand Branch Head Office.—CUSTOM HOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. - Local Board of Directors— The Hon. Morgan S. Grace, M.D., M.L.C r C.M.G. (Chairman). ' ' Charles J. Johnston, Esq. (Deputy Chairn'a-i). Alfred do Bathe Brandon, Esq. The Hon. Edward Richardson, C.M.G an.i M.H.R. ' J Medical Officer 7 Dr. W. G. Kemp. 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