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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 8930, 14 July 1892, Page 8

Amusements. • 0 1 T * _H ALL Proprietor „ ..Mr. H. N. Abbott. THIS EVENING, Farewell Appearance and Benefit of MR. SNAZELLE MR. SNAZELLK & When a specially-selected programme will be rendered. i GKMS FROM BEGINNING TO END, Including a New Song, "The Oi.d Land and the New" (Words by W. R. Wills, Music by Da?ma), 0 And Grand Scenic Effects will be shown of Old 1 England and New Zealand Scenery, t For the Last Time, " Is Sheltered Vale," 1 " Nazareth," "The Village Blacksmith," " BUI Adams," ; ' The Whistler, And All the Tit-bits. LAST NIGHT*\ MUSIC. a LAST NIGHT I SONG . LAST NIGHT - ' AND ' LAs NIGHT I STORY i LAST NIGHT-' With all its Beauty of Illustration. 3 FAREWELL TO SNAZELLE 1 Note J Body of Hall 1 3 3 Prices I Dress Circle !! 2s 5 . Hook early at Wildman's. I Business representative .. Mr. ROBT. GOURLAT. /DOMING IN ALL ITS GLORIOUS VV SPLENDOUR AND VAST.V ESS, The Amusement Wonder of the World. . THE GREAT MIKADO TROUPE of JAPANESE, BEDOUIN and WILD MOORISH ARABS, In all their Picturesque Apparel and Originality. A REAL TROUPE OF ROYAL JAPANESE. The Mikado's Own Performers, and the only WILD MOORS IN AMAZING ACTS And FEATS OF STRENGTH. Their First and only Tremendous, Glorious, A:ui& live Brief Auckland Season, commencing WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, * In the AGRICULTURAL HALL, MARKET. The only Troupe Royal Japanese and Bedouin Arabs you will ever see, and your only chance to see it As you will positively see no other ' ASIATIC CIRCUS IN AUCKLAND. So see them now or never. You will never look upon their like again. ARABS! ARABS! ARABS! BEAUTIFUL AND CLEVER JAPANESE LADIES. EVERYTHING NEW. NEW FACKS. Nothing old, or what you have seen before. EVERY RARE NOVELTY PRODUCED. New and Patent Seats for Everybody. The largest ever organised. AGRICULTURAL HALL. ; OPERA HOUSE, I J SATURDAY, JULY 16. REAPPEARANCE OF THE WORLD-FAMED INIMITABLE BARLOW. ( The original " Blue-tailed Fly " of early Melbourns will make his reappearance in Auckland after an absence of twenty years, in his Wonderful VOCAL, INSTRUMENTAL, AND CHARACTER ENTERTAINMENT. For particulars see future advertisements. LIEDERTAFEL. Conductor: Mr. ARTHUR TOWSEY. _ It is requested that those gentlemen desirous of joining the above Society, send in their names on or before the 19th instant to the undersigned. E. H. BARBER, 14, Victoria Arcade, Telephone 457, Hon. Secretary (pro tehi). Exhibitions. POULTRY, PIGEON, AND CANARY ASSOCIATION. SPECIAL NOTICE. The Prizes for the Art Union in connection with the above are on view at 214, Queen-street (opposite W. McArthur and Co.'s). Tickets (price only one shilling each, and which include admission to the Show) can be had from Mr. Dal ton, Tailor; Mr. Bull, Pork Butcher: Mr. J. M alker, City Market; from any Member of the Committee, and at the door of the Exhibition. CHAS. GROSVENOR, Secretary. Business Cards. Henry g. wade, a. r.i. b.a., ARCHITECT, BUILDING SURVEYOR. „ - AND ARBITRATOR, COUNCIL CHAMBERS. High-street, Auckland. \fij~ PHILLIPS AND SON, .Jf • OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS MERL.HAt* Is, Importers of Paperhangings Scrim Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Colours, Varnishes, Krencli Polish, Gold Leaf, Artists' Colours anil Brushes • Plate, Sheet, Crown Ornamental, and Photographic Glass; Picture Frames and Tapesty Mouldings, Clock 2nd Compass Glasses Glass cut o size, and carefully packed. -*■>. AND 151, QUEEN-STREET. A. G. aktlett ' 154, QUEEN-STREET. CH w?£j9.¥£ T ? KS > CHRONOGRAPHS. AND '' ATCHES (in Gold and Silver), in Stock, and Made to Order, Repaired, <tc. Highest Award N.Z. and South Seas Exhibition, Dunedin, IKj9. Sole Agent for Tower Clocks and Bells of Pellet! and Johnston, London. JjIIDELITY GUARANTEE. THE NEW ZEALAND ACCIDENT INSUBANC COMPANY GUARANTEES THE FIDELITY OF PERSONS IN POSITIONS OF TRUST. Office : 109, Victoria Arcade. P. A. EDMISTON, General Manager. 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