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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9309, 19 September 1893, Page 8

Amusements* I s C IIY H aLU 6 D Lessee and Director .. .. Mr. John Fuller ; v WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, Twenty-first of the Series of i pEOPLE'S pOPULAR OONCERTB PROGRAMME. THE SEPTETTE ORCHESTRA will play"Primrose" (Brespant) " Martha " (Kioto MB. ROY" CUSHING (who makes his first appearance at these Concerts) will »ing— " Out on the Deep " (I,ohr) " Best of All " (Frank L. Moir) MISS E. L. FEATON will sing— " Mauy a Mile Away h (Pinsuti) " " Jeanette and Jeannot" (C W. Glover) MISS CLARICE BR A AZOV will play— "The People's March" (composed expressly for these concerts l>y Miss Clarice Brabaxon) " Ruins of Athens " (Rubinstein) MISS ALICE IiIMMER will sing— "White Wings" (Pinsuti) ■"The Old Countree" (Pinsuti) MR. JOHN FULLER will sing— "Sally in Our Alley" (Old English) "O, Summer Night" (Donizetti) MISS L. K. WEBLEY will recite— " A Fancy Bazaar " (by request) " Lore in a Cottage " MISS E. L. FEATON and MR. JOHN FULLER will sing "Home to Our Mountains" ("Trovatore," Verdi). MISS ALICE RIMMKR and MR. JOHN FULLER will sing— " Maying " (Alice Mary Knight) In answer to several requests, MR. JOHN FULLER will repeat his great song, " We Don't Know ilow We Love Them Till We Lose Them," as au extra item. fiD TO AI.L PARTS, f»D y Excepting Dress Circle, reserved at Is. " Day Tickets Hoffmann's and Williamson's. All communications to Mr. John Fuller, Folkestone House, Princes-street. iys* QUEEN- STREET. • vJ, Open Daily from 2to 5 and 7to 10 p.m. THE WONDERFUL APOSTOLIC £1 LOCK OF gTRASBURG. EVERY VISITOR RECEIVES A GIFT. Admission, Is; Children. 6d. C. JAMESON, Proprietor. Exhibitions. A UCKLAND J>ROVINCIAL AGRICULTURAL THE ANNUAL gHOW Will be held at POTTER'S PADDOCK On FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17TH AND 18TH. • Entries close definitely TUESDAY, November 7tb, at six p.m. No post entries. EDWIN HALL. Secretary. 156, Queen-street. is ' " Sporting. JOCKEY CLUB. NOMINATIONS First and Second Hurdles, Spring Handicap, Flying Handicap, Owen Stakes, Wanganui Stakes, Marangai Stakes close TO-DAY (Tuesday). FREKMAN R. JACKSON, Secretary W.J.C. The Stud. rpO stand THE §kjl Vgft/J At the Harp 'of Erin 3nSr'il\Vtt// Hotel, Ellerslie, and I II JWW travel Onehunga, ManSiirtrlMlßßMßßMiß* C. rrri . Papatoitoi, Tamaki, Otahuhu, Panmure, Mount Albert, and Avondale, The' Thoroughbred Stallion, FABULOUS, bred in 1836, got by Leoinus (imp.) out of Atlantis (imp.), by Thonnanby (winner of the Derby). _ Fabulous, who has imported blood on both sides, is half-brother to thai very successful sire, St. Lejter, who beaded the list of winning stallions this year. Fabulous is a fine upstanding dark chestnut, standing 16.1, with size and power. The results of his first season's service at the stud are vary promising. . Terms.—Thoroughbred mares, Seven Guineas; halfbred mares. Four Guineas. All fees to be paid on or before January 1, !594. Grazing, 2* fid per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility. Apply J. THORPE, Harp of Erin Hotel, Ellerslie SSSto mHE SIRE OP S X TH)E REASON L PADDY'S"LAN D Will stand at Sylvia. Park for a limited number of Mares only. The Imported Pure-Bred Irish Hunting Sire, Paddy's l.and. PEDIGREE: Paddy's Land is a powerfully-built dark-brown horse, foaled '29th May, I>SB.' He stands 16 hands high, on short legs, with great strength, lots of quality, and is a beautiful over. He was bred by J. Dnffin, County Dublin, Ireland. His sire, the world-famed Ascetic, by Hermit from Lady Alicia, by Melbourne. Ascetic is the sire of Royal Meath, w'inner of the Grand Prix Steeplechase at Paris. He is also the sire of Cloister, winner of the last Liverpool Grand National Steopleehase. Paddy's Land's dam Maymom by Old Victor (winner of the Royal Hunt Cup at Ascot, and got by Vindex, by Touchstone); granddam Lady Norah, by Mount Zion (by Mountain Deer, by Touchstone out of Devotion; by Harkaway); g granddam Polly, by Arthur (by Sir Hercules out of Angelica, by Sir Harry Dunsdale); g. g. granddam by Whalebona. It will be seen by the above that Paddy's Land combines some of the stoutest strains of blood in the world, and from his size, strength, action, and quality he ought to make a sire tit to get horses for the racecourse, hunting field, or for Indian or town purposes. TERMS: A Single Mare, £7 7s; Two or more Mares, the property of one owner, per agreement. Grazing and attendance, 2s 6d per week. Foi further particulars apply C. HILL, Stud Groom Sylvia Park: Or HUNTER A NOLAN. rjIHE CLYDESDALE STALLION NEVER MIND HIM WILL . TRAVEL THE DISTRICTS OB MANGERS TAMAKI FLAT BUSH PAPATOETOE PAPAKUR4 DRURY PUKEKOHB BOMBAY ARARIMU MAKETU and WAIROA. Pedigree and-terms ob application to J the Groom, or at our office. W. <ft G. WINSTONE, Custom-street. 1. 1 JUS IMPORTED. FAST BLACK SILVER LININGS, 6?d 54-inch ITALIAN CLOTHS, Is 60-inch "CRAVENETTE" WATER" PROOF, 6s lid KST These Cashmeres are all wool, finest quality and fast colour*, in Black, Navy, Brown, and« Grey. A Discount to Dressmakers. J, M. McLACHLAN, 222, Queen-street.