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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8424, 27 November 1890, Page 8

Amusements OPERA HOUSE. Under the direction of MESSRS. WILLIAMSON, GARNER, AND CO. Business Manager / for Mr. \ Mr. Geo. Lee Stage Manager \J. L. Toole / Mr. 11. WestlaniL Commence at 8 ; Carriages, 10.30, " Good wine needs no bush. TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), NOVEMBER 27 TO-MORROW (KRIDAY), NOVEMBER 28* The World-renowned Comedian, J. L. TOOLE, Supported by his English Company, ami Mr. John Billing ton, who will make his first, appearance before an Auckland audience. At Eight o'Clock, the original Comedy, in three acts, by Mr. and Mrs. Herman Merivale, entitled THE DON! MR. MILLIKKN, M.A. .. MR. J. L. TOOLE Mr. Pappendick, M.A. ... Mr. John liii Horace Milliken .. .. Mr. C. Wilson Mr. Lionel Dallis « .. Mr. C. M. I.owne The Hon. Bob Joy .. .. Mr. John Gunn Mr. Smith (of Balpas) .. Mr, F Arbuele Harris Mr. Geo. She! ton Nabham Mr. F. .1. Arlton Mrs. Coventry Sparkle .. Miss Effie Listoij Dora .. .. .. .. Miss Irene Vanbriigh Kitty Maitland .. — Miss Alice Deonvyn Mrs. Kimbo Miss Hliza,.Johnstone Act I.—Horace Miiliken's Room at St. Mark's College, Camford. Act ll.—"The Bull and Mitre Inn," Camford. Act lII.—Mr. Miiliken's Room at St. .Mark's. SATURDAY AND MONDAY, November -i and December 1, DEARER THAN LIFE! ASH THE STEEPLECHASE! The Box Plans for Dress Circle and Orchestra Stalls are now open at Wildman's, Victoria Arcade, where seats can be secured for any night during the J. 1,. Toole season. Dress Circle and Orchestra Stalls, 5s ; Stalls, 3s. PIT—ONE SHILLING. Manager for Williamson, Garner and Co., MIL J. it. MOORE. CATHOLIC INSTITUTE WELLINGTON-STREET. THIS DAY AND TO-MORROW, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, NOV. 27 and 28. A CHRISTMAS TREE Will be held by the LADIES OF ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL. Tickets : Adults, Is; Children, Cd. Door* open from 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. nnKE LAST THREE DAYS 8 (Thursday, Friday, and Saturday). THE WHITE TERRACES. THE GREAT WAIRAKEI GEYSER. THE CHAMPAGNE POOL. THE WONDERLAND OF NEW ZEALAND, Reproduced upon Canvas by HERR CAUL KAHLER, OF MUNICH, Who Returns to Europe by Next Mai) Steamer. THESE CELEBRATED PICTURES Will be EXHIBITED At DUNBLANE BUILDINGS, EN-STREET (Opposite T. & S. Morrin & Co.'s). From Ten a.m. to Five p.m. The Painting of the White Terrace is the largest Picture of this lost Wonder extant. Admission —One Shilling. REMUERA SOCIAL UNION. THE CONCLUDING DANCE OK THE SEASON (Plain and Fancy Dress) Will be held in the HALL, TOP OF ORAKEI RO^D, THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, NOV. 27. Tickets can be obtained from any Member of the Committee. CT HALL, NEWTON, Kvjfv'y I BURNS CLUB ENTERTAINMENT. THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, J Commencing at eight o'clock. || j. Deforests grand ari * UNION OF PAINTINGS. A FEW TICKETS LEFT. Drawing on FRIDAY, 28th instant, at half-past four p.m., at Exhibition Roam, 102, first floor, Victoria Arcade. SPECIAL ATTRACTION: Three Large Canvasses of Hawke's Bay Scenery, on view four days only. Admission Free. Business Cards. jJDWARD JJ A R L E ARCHITECT, STICHBURY'S BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET YOU N G & C 0., FORT-STREET, AUCKLAND, LUBRICATING OILS LEATHER AND INDIA-RUBBER BELTING. Prices on application. JOSEPH g A R B E R (Late Fellow of the Manchester Institute of Accountants), ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR, MINING AND GENERAL AGENT, 14, Victoria Arcade, Auckland. I'HILLIPPS & SON! • OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS MER. CHANTS, Importers of Paperhangings, Scrim, Paints, Oil, Turpentine, Colours Vanishes, French Polish, Gold Leaf, Artists' Colours and Brushes; Plate, Sheet, Crown, Ornamental, and Pliotograplii Glass; Picture Frames and Tapestry Mouldings, Clock and Compass Glasses. Glass cu to size, and carefully packed. 149 and 161, QUEEN-STREET. TJ} H E WINDMILL. I beg to inform my customers and the public that my Windmill is not for sale, nor lias it been offered as a site for Truant School or Brigade Station, as has been erroneously stated. lam still carrying on business as usual, and have no intention of selling any part of my premises. J. PARTINGTON, VICTORIA FLOUR MILLS (WIND AND STEAM) November 4,1590. Young men s christian asso. CIATION. NK W P REMISES: Corner of Albert AND WELLESI.EY STREETS Reading Room comfortably furnished. All the leading papers on the tables ; Subscription, 2s (id per quarter. The Library contains upwards of 2SOG vols, in the various departments of literature ; Subcription, 2s 6d per quarter. Tea and COFFER Provider. Employment and Boaiidinghousk Registers. Meeting for Young Men on Tuesdays, at 7.30 Evangelistic Services, Thursdays, at 7.30. Bible Reading and Prayer, Saturdays, at 7.30. 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