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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8422, 25 November 1890, Page 8

Amusements - a bbott ' s^i^: MESSRS. r^^ H) AX]) Business Manager ( for \t. i>,. r. C °" Stage Manager .I.L.Toole ] Mr! . f j eo -W. t ' ,u '"«laniCommences; Carriage, 10.30. M PORT AN CKMF NT Messrs Williamson, Gaiinkh a <• V pleasure to announce the first ' ' la ve th# land of the famous Comedian, >f£ saran< * w Auik® J. L. T O OL]? Who will appear for a Limited Ni;mi.,4 0 , >•„. Supported by his Kn lish Connnnv „ . Nlrfltl3 i of the following Ar}" P u^'L COnsisti =>S Mr. 11. Westland m;,.,. .... ' , , Mr. c;. Shell.in Mis.- i',' a "J- nsto, >e Mr. C. M. towiie Miss a "' iru ol» Mr. .John nun Miss 1'!!, ~ on Mr..:. B. Wi'son liUit:,!; ~. Ani l M,M A|i, '« Deonvy,, Mr. John iiiiiington. THIS [TUESDAY] AND WKDNIsiUv EVENINGS, November 25 and 2t; AY At Eight o'clock, the successful Con,J i', three acts, by the late Henry i; yro „, « CHAWLES; Or, A FOOL AND HIS MONEY CHAWLES MR.J.Lxitg L. To()f,p To conclude with the most successful Fr • modern times, " cei,! ICI ON PARLE FRANCAIS • OR, FRENCH KKKORE I'.RKAKI - MR - ! >, . U( ; ,: . MR. .1. i. 'niorr (His original character, as played by him over , times). MANAGERIAL NOTE —In ronKermence of tb« numerous requests received from Aucklaml ,1 9 goers to see .Mr. Toole in other of his ejl' h 1 ay " impersonations, ami owing to his very linvt„j Ul<,i brief season here, the management big Man ' tontion to the fact that only ' 1 at ' • TWO NIGHTS will be devoted to the above programme THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, November -27 and 28, THE DON ! The Box Plans for Diess Circle ami orche«f« Stalls are now open at ildman's, Victoria a read where seats can be secured for any night duriiu of' J. L. Toole season. " ' *111118 Dress Circle and Orchestra Stalk, 5s Stalls, lis. PIT-ONi: SHILLING. Manager for Williamson, Garner and Co. MR. ,i. Moore rpirE WHITE ERRA CE & THE GREAT WAIRAKKI GKVSEII. ' THE CHAMPAGNE POOL. THE WONDERLAND OK NEW ZEALAND Reproduced upon Canvas by 1 HERR CARL KAIILEH, OF MUNICH, Who Returns, to Europe by Next Mail Steamer THESE CELEBRATED PICTURES Will bo EXHIBITED At DUNBLANE BUILDINGS, Qi'EKN-STEEET 1 FOR SIX DAYS ONLY, - ' From Ten a.m. to Five p.m. The Painting of the White Terrace is the largest Picture of this lost Wonder extant. 6 " Admission—One Shilling. ■ jj J. deforests grand art UNION OF PAINTINGS. • s A FEW TICKETS LEFT. Drawing on FRIDAY, 28th instant, at half-pist four p.m., at Exhibition Room, 102, first floor, Victoria Arcade. , SPECIAL ATTRACTION: . Three Large Canvasses of Ilawke's Bay Scenetr, 1 on view. days only. 1 Admission Free. BOTT'S OPERA HO USE. ST. GEORGE'S ROWING CLUB. ANNUAL CONCERT AND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT Will be held ill the Opera House, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, ISDO. Particulars in .future issue. CLEVELAND HARRINGTON, Hon. Sec. Masonic BALL, TO-MORROW, 26th November.—By .special permission.—JAMES ALLAN begs to inform Visitors to the Masonic Ball that he will have for sale at the Choral Halloa the above date, Bouquets and Buttonholes. J. ALLAN. Business Cards. JgJ D\VA R1) jg ARTL EY, ' ARCHITECT, I STICHBURY'S BUILDINGS, QUEEN' STREET 1 You N G & C O,l FORT-STREET, AUCKLAND, LUBRICATING OILS LEATHER AND INDIA-RUBBER BELTIXG, Prices on application, JOSEPH jg ASBEB (Late Fellow of the Manchester Institute of Accountants), ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR, MINING AND GENERAL AGENT, 14, Victoria Arcade, Auckland. PHILLIP PS & S ON, W « OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS MERCHANTS, Importers of Paperliatiginps, Scrim, Paints, Oil, Turpentine, Colours Vanishes, trendy Polish, Gold Leaf, Artists' Colours and brushes, Plate, Sheet, Crown, Ornamental, anil I'liotograi""■ Glass; Picture Frames and Tspestry Mouldings Clock and Compass Glasses. Giass cu tosiKi 4 " 11 carefully packed. , 14J AND 151, QUKKN-S'TKEET. OPC A QUEEN AND 8S VICTORIA STREETS, AUCKLAND. . GREAT CLEARANCE SALE Of Surplus Stock of PICTURES, PICTURE FRAMES, MOULDINGS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, &C. If®. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED, "61 T. E. CARTER, _ . TEACHER OF THE VIOLIN, BANJO, GUITAR, PIANO, AC. Irp H E WINDMILL I beg to inform my customers and the p"' 11 my Windmill is not for sale, nor lni-s it been 1 as*a site for Truant School or Brigade f-u. ■>■ luvs been erroneously stated. lam still can. 8 ) business as usual, and have no intention oi - , any part of my premises. ! J. PARTINGTON, « ' VICTORIA FLOUR MILLS (WIND AND STW November 4, 18'Jl). __^i ! E W ZEALAND HERALD SußSCllll-riON : S>d per week, delivered in W* and suburbs; or Els Oil per quarter, in a posted to any part of the colony. Births, Is; Deaths and Marriages,l'sCdeach^ lion. 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