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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 8814, 1 March 1892, Page 8

Amusement?. " I=3 Madame (JOLDENSTEDT (MISS STAUNTON) A Has the honour 40 announce 1) concert In the A i -rixT . OPERA HOUSE. THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING PROGRAMME, , „ „ Part I. I. Song, "Only One* More" o o 5111 T M. JACKSON- k 2- Song, "The Blind Girl to Her Harp" n . •Miss RIMMER j1o '« °en Op! sn°' ViOHn ' aml V-loncelio, X oTel] , t MESSRS. TOWSICY, c/llEjiDi u '• r " w - MADAME » KN^'teiif '' l,uniz ett! 5. Song, "Thv Sentinel mi 11"... MR. \V. 11. GEOitUli al «n C. Song, " White Winds'" Miss lUMMi'K P'Dsuti 7 ' Duet, "Home 10 Our Mountains" r „ T tore ) \ii IV.ij MADAME GOLDENST and' miV-» V »<U a c . t , JACKSu.V. L LM. 8. Song, selected MR, W. 11. GEORGE.' ** - Interval of ten minutes. Part 11. J[!"' I " r , Piano - v iolin, and Violoncello , MESSRS. TOWSEY, C. mail's as,'»".V Gli « KDGKR. ' 'U"• F. PRISON SCENE From " MARITANA " (Wallace). Don Caesar de Bazan MR t m i.Don Jose Ml) r m CKs °>" Maritana Miss ('AuitiF i;-v, KKIr - Lazarll l° madamk uolijkxs leJ}] Dress Circle and Orchestra ilia 1,Pit, is. Box Plan now ..pen .it Willlm-j,,-. "• 28 > Concert to commence at 8 : Carriages if'in Musical Director, Mil. ARTHUR TuHskV - —-— Exhibitions. Auckland society of apttwelfth ANNUAL aKTi exhibition Will be OPENED IN THE CHORAL HALL With a PRIVATE VIEW AND CONVERSAZIONE On WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, at half-past seven Dni In conjunction with the Society's Exhibition And by mutual arrangement, ' THE AUCKLAND PHOTOGRAPHIC CLIB Will hold an Exhibition Showing the result of th Club's work with the Camera during the pa.it v» ir On THURSDAY Evenings, the ORC'Hkstri the CHO If At. SOCIETY will be present'and con tinue their ordinary practice. ' The Exhibition will continue open from th. i to 12th March. 1 U tti<! "K Admission, Is: Season Tickets, 'is Cd. JNO. L. HOLLAND, Secretary. Birkenhead and northcoti. FRUITGROWERS SOCIETY ANNUAL SHOW to be held on SATt'R'nv Next, 6th instant, at Ray View Hill, Nurtlico',,! few minutes from the Wharf). "' a Schedules and Entry Forms can be obtained f r .„„ the secremry and t e princip-I seed mwliantii. Auckland, and en nesmay be left a; .Mr .1 (!!''»' 11, Victoria Arcade, up to 4 run. on WEi).NFsi)"i'v 2nd March, or with the Secretariat Uirtenl.Ji' up to 8 p.m. ' " A. WILSON, .Tin , Secretary. Athletics. CARROLLO'S GYMNASIUM, V.M.c.A, Welle>ley-.-treet.— Winter Sea.son.-All CUssm will be resumed from MONDAY, March 7 i*9> Classes: Adult Males, Monday and weiine<.fi» from 7.45 till 10 p.m. ; Adult Ladies Tuesdav arij Friday, from 2.31) till 4 p.m.; Girls and Boys t um . day and Thursday, from 4.15 till 5 30 p.m. ' l)oy. M School, Monday and Friday, from 4.15 till 5.3n» a Adult Males, Wednesday, from i.15 till .S.SOp u; • Boys, Saturday, from 9.30 till 11 a.m. Saturday' Adult Ladies, from 11 ..in. till 12.30 p.m. Aquatics. Tir A R ! WAR! WAR! MERCER REGATTA ASSOCIATION'. SATURDAY, 12TII MARCH, ISM, GREAT AQUATIC CARNIVAL! CHEAP EXCURSION TRAIN. EN DID PROG K. FUN FOR THOUSANDS! See Posters. TWOS. PORTER, Hun. Sec. PROFESSOR PAN NELL'S BATHING PICNIC, ST. HELIERS BAY, SATURDAY, March STH, 1892. Boats leave Kerry Tee at 10. a.m. and p.m., calling at .North Shore, returning,' at 4.30 p.m. Tickets, Is Cd; Children, tin: obtainable from Prof. Paunell, at Albert-street Baths; or it steamer. MusicalpiANOS! py akmqniums: Q lIGANS! ALSO, HARPS VIOLINS VIOLONCELLOS, GUITARS, BANJOES AM) SMALLER INSTRUMENTS TOO NUMEROUS TO PARTICULARISE. JJOFFMANN AND y ONS « QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND THE LARGEST IMPORTERS OF ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IN NEW ZEALAND ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS TONED AND REPAIRED. YOUNG MEN'S christian association. Corner ok Albert and Wellesley sweets Reading-room comfortably furnisher!. All the leading Papers, Reviews, Magazines, etc., on the tables ; subscription, is Od per quarter. 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