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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 8985, 16 September 1892, Page 8

>'■"■ r Amusements J ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE. . ■ " Under the Direction of j. . . MR, J. C. WILLIAMSON. Business Manager .. MR, WM. HUGHES i Treasurer .. .. .. MR. GEORGE TALLIg BRILLIANT INAUGURATION OF THE WILLIAMSON OP KB A SEASON ! And emphatic Success of the Famous ROYAL COMIC OPERA COMPANY In the most maguifieent production ever known t» the New Zealand Stage. " THE nONDOLIERS! HE VJONDOLIEKS! INTENSE ENTHUSIASM Was evinced during the performance, ample evl dence of the unqualified delight with which th» Opera was received being afforded by the roars of laughter, salvoes of appl.iuse, and frequent encores which emanated from th 5 well-pleased and gratified audience. Only Okie Verdict : THE FINEST PERFORMANCE OF COMTp OPERA EVER WITNESSED IN AUCKLAND INTENDING VISITORS Are respectfully advised to SECURE THEIR SKATS IMMEDIATELY, As notwithstanding its gre:tt popularity "Th» Gondoliers " can only be played for a ! STRICTLY LIMITED NUMBER OF NIGHTS. TO-NIGHT, at Eight o'clock. Will be repeated Gilbert ami Sullivan's Latest Brightest, Wittiest, and Most Tuneful Opera, THE GONDOLIERS Characters by Messrs. HENKY BRACY, HOWARD VERNON, SHEPHERD, SYDNEY DKANE WM. ROSEVEAR, STANNIS LESLIE, ' T. GRUNDY, and GEORGE LAURI, Mesdame* VIOLETVARLEY, ELSIE CAMERON FLOKENCE YOUNG, NINA OSBORNE. ' MABEL MCKAY. M. G. LEWIS, and FLORA GRAUPNER. The Dances arranged by Miss MARIE REDDALI. Musical Director—M. LKON CARON. Stage Director—Mß. HENRY BRACY. Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls, 5s ; Stalls, 3a • . Pitt, 2s. ,- Box-plan at Wildman's, Day Tickets at Partridge's. ALVATION ARMY, NEWTON PROTESTANT HALL-TO-DAY (Fridav) and TO-MORROW (Saturday), 16th and 17th Septem. ber. —Open at two o'clock to nine p.m. SALE OB WORK, Miscellaneous Goods, Refreshments. Goods marked in , lain figures. Proceeds foi New Barrack Fund. Goods for the above will be thankfully receive'.!. Capt. RATTRAY. INHIBITION of Glass Blowing, Satur. li day Afternoon, from 2to 5. Admission, 6d. Each visitor receives a prize.— Glass Works, Freely man's Bay. 1 Football. FOOTBALL ! "pOOTBALL: TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), I AT POTTER'S PADDOCK, EPSOM, t PONSONBY V. SUBURBS. GRAFTON V. CITY. Kick-off at 3 p.m. Admission, 6d ; Grand Stand, 6d extra. Ladies Free. Return fare by tram (including admission to ground), Is. G. H. DIXON, Hon. Sec. A.R.U. Hotels. /CRITERION TT OTE L, OTAHUHU. JOHN COCTTS Gate of the Prince of Wales Hotel, Howick) begs to inform his patrons and the public generally that he has taken over the aboia Hotel, and hopes by courtesy and attention for a continuance of their support PRIVATE SUITES for Bridal Parties and > Families. BEST BRANDS OF JVINES AND SPIRITS. GOOD STABLING AND BILLIARD TABLE. JOHN CODTTS, Proprietor. XTOT SPRINGS rrOTEL, TE AROHA. Under distinguished patronage of His Excellency the Governor, the Earl of Onslow. W. B. KNOCK Has taken over this fine Hotel, and will do his utmost to make his patrons appreciate the most comfortable and best appointed Hotel in Te Aioha, with private entrance to Domain, Hot Springs' Baths, and Tennis Lawn. ' Teems Moderate. All letters and telegrams will receive prompt attention. W, H. KNOCK, Proprietor. Li T EVIATHAN RAILWAY TEMPERANCE HOTEL (IMITATED BY MANY.SURPASSED BY NONE), OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION, DUNEDIN. MRS. SILK PROPRIETRESS. This very popular Establishment continues to afford very superior accommodation to tourists and others who desire the comforts OK home, combined With very moderate CHARGES. VICTORIA HOT KL.-Proprietor, R. F. Deutsches Club Local, Auckland Importer of finest brands of French anc Colonial Wines and Cognacs, Seldmayr's Munchel Lager Bier, Californian Claret, Bourbon Whisky. Dr. Koch's Anti La Grippe Bonekamp Bitters, &c FJrst-class Accommodation. Night Porter. J Grocers. Ttf'OTICE TO THE PUBLIC. « JOHN MONTGOMERY 6 Begs to notify that be has started business in those 6 Cential Premises, 6 OPPOSITE FORESTERS' HALL, c KA RANG APE ROAD, 6 As a CHEAP CASH GROCER, and hopes by strict 0 attention to business, and bv selling at Lowest Possible Cash Prices, to merit a share of public 6 I patronage. 0 . 0 Please note address— 6 JOHN MONTGOMERY, 0 OPPOSITE FORESTERS' HALL, 6 KARANGAHAPE ROAD {> (Formerly of Earle and Montgomery, and late wit* u Gavin Wallace). Telephone No. 637.6 rjIHE TJISEASB ERM£ 6 OR BACILLI 0 6 Are the Triumphs of the Microscope. A large variety of Microscopes at 0 PEACOCK'S, Shortland-street 0 Also, Graphoscopes, Stereoscopes, Barometers " and Thermometers. 8 6■ ! 3 6 JTEW ZEALAND HERALD. 6 0 Subscription :9d per week, delivered in towi 0 and suburbs ; or 13s 6d per quarter, in advance 0 posted to any part of the colony 5 Births, Is; Deaths and Marriages, 2s ed each laser tion. 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