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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9432, 12 February 1894, Page 8

J^BBOTT'S r OPERA HOUSE. I Under the management of Mr. Allan Hatnin M ;. 2 S «' ; I s '. .' AND : i SIXPENCE ! i o ,"* " I i LAST SIX NIGHTS.OF THE SEASON I ■ I FRANK M. ' }ALHAMBRA P'olTpTn^V? ' REMEMBER! " • 2 s ' 1 8 ' AND Ixp ENCE. TO-NIGHT ! _ MONDAY - TO-NIGHT, ' ENTIRE CHANGE OF ;PROGRAMME ! BEAD! READ! RICAD! Overture," Oceana" (by Carl Reidle)—Orch^.f.. Company /-"fenestra and Serio-Comic, "You Men"— Georcie r)A»„. Ballad, " You'd Better Stay at Home Lad" u ' Gilbert , ' u~ a Comic Song." 'I"he Cat Came Back'—Johiinv p Ballad, " Kathleen Asthore"-Miss Blanche m an tague '"i Irish Comic Song,'" McCormack"—Frank \» r* , Kcrentric Dance-Miss Edith Wilson ' Urt - Jubilee, "Climbint; Up to Glory"— Fan,,; Medley—Sisters Anderson ' uula ß 'j •' ■ Finale, j : (*■* '«!•!> "DALTON'S-DUMMIES," i .HCbara.cterfthyF.^li.GJark, Harry shine a,,rt ' 'Cji >;Lrt-.--»«: .;•; ,-QP>ap^n^7, ... ' i .'"",*.."/>'.•■' ''.''.',.'■'. .^-Paij.t.'ii. ,-,, ''-•'•"'*' •'"'•'•' STEVE' ADSON. '"" The immensely sflcce«sful VOCAL BALLET will v i' r. ::;■'., ■-• « Tepeat>!i{ by special request ■• ■ "" "TA-RA-RA LAMENT !'■ BY 10—HIGH-KICKING I.ADIES-10 HARRY GILBERT. HARRY SHINE. A New Song and Dance Quartette. Pn n»i , " FLIRTATION," by Misses Georie D e "oL ' Kdith Wilson, and Ihe Sisters Anders™ ' CHARLES FANNING, To conclude with the quickest and funni».» , farces;."BlßßS AND DIBBS."-Mr. Bibbs S, t M. Clark; Mr. Dibbs, Harry Shine; Mrs UiKk Harry Gilbert Mis. l;ibbs, Miss Kate Howard. ' PRICES: 2 s ' 1' AND gIXPENCfi | 'Bee drve«i Seats, 3s, at Wildraan and Lyell's Da;' tickets at Williamson's. A UCKLAND CHORAL "sOCIET? Pirforming Members are reminded that th Rehearsals will be Resumed on TUESDAY Ev n ing next, at half-past seven. Vocalists will i eait< bring copies of Mendelssohn's " Elijah." ,J5 H. J. EDMISTO.V, Secretary, Athletics. a*/. " ADDFEL fjy|L|P 1 JUBILEE SPORTS, MSmJj " AT MOTCTAPU, FEBRUARY 24. iwlßgiS§wnA- Time for receiving Entrie* has been Extended till THURSDAY K,venin next upto9,p.ni l .*;at i McLeodßros.' Shop, 277, Queeaot! Exhibitions- : A UCKLAND;« SOCIETY OF ARTS. FOURTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION Will be open on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1. WORKS FOR COMPETITION will be received at the Society's Room, Art Gallery, on February U Works for Exhibition will be ■ received at the Choral Hall on February 23 and 24. JOHN L. HOLLAND, Secretary. Oil and Colourmeu. ■ ... ■ '- -» yjtT -pHILLIPPS * oon, i; U9 AND 161, QUEBN-STREBT, Havejtut opened up a Large Assortment of CHEAP PAPERHANGINGS, ; . SCRIMS. POLISHED, SILVERED,, AND ROUGH PL4TK SHBKT, AND ORNAMENTAL WINDOW GLASS. WHITE LB AD, OILS, TURPS, VABNISUKS And all kinds of PAINTERS' MATERIALS. PICTURE FR£#JB rt , , ' f, ?G£a , r£ , s «j ,|iiOU ; iiDINGS, ''"'I„„,GLASS SHADES. ARTISTS' REQUISITES OF EVERY DESCEII TtON FOR OIL AND WATER-COLOUR ■_. r V ;-. : -.-;//:-,■■ . PAINTING. ■ ' X OLH0 L H N HENDERSON IS 4 15 WTNDHAM.STRKBTI', : PAINTER GLAZIER. AND PAPERHANGKII ARTISTIC DECORATOR, SIGN AND GLASS WRITER. Manufacturer of Lead Lights In Tinted Cathedral tained, and Plain Glass Tablets, Silk Banners, Wire Blinds. Private and Business Designs Embossed in Plate, Ruby, Blue, Amber and Sbee Glass. Original Designs. Venetian Blinds Re-taped and Painted. * on sAtE :; Mixed Paint hi Various Colours for Homo an' Ship Work. JOHN HENDERSON, 15 Wtndham-strkkt 1. L. White - ;j. Benskti. fiALL E Y ' S j f A y,TQRB4YvFAINTS, -; "— "READY FOB USE. i. ._•-., .V I *B < i tED FOR . , ... -. DURABILITY, ECONOMY. AND NOT FAPIHO OR CHANGING COLOUR BY CLIMATIC '/','/ INFLUENCES. Extensively used by H.M. Government in all the , Dockyards, Barracks,' Hospitals, &c; by the , principal English and Foreign Railways • , 'Gas* Companies and Engineering Establishments. . "' Sole agents fob Atjckiand: STONE BROS. 4 CO. Agents for the Canterbury Belfast Bacon Curing .. and:Export'C6mpany& Celebrated Hams and Bacon. Agents fOr the Tyser Line (Limited) Direct Line of •' ■■•' Steamers. ; QTONE T>ROTHERS & QO., SHIP BROKERS AND GENERAL I MERCHANTS, | NO. 20, QUEEN-STREET. AUCKLAND. I "KTEW ZEALAND HERALD. Subscription : M per week, delivered in town and suburbs; or 13* ed per quarter in advance posted to any part of the colony Births, 1«; Deaths and Marriages, 2i fld each in»er ' tion These announcements are also inserted in the : Auckland Weekly News and Herald Monthm ■ Summary without extra charge. While every care is exercised in regard to the du< , nsertion of advertisements, the Proprietors do net ). hold themselves! responsible for non-insertion ' through accident or'from; other causes and th- ; Proprietors reserve .to. themselves the right of omit- '' ting advertisements that! they may deem objection- \ able, even although such advertisements may hare been received and paid for in the usual courss c i business. '*' ~ ■■ '* Instructions as to the itii'ertion or withdrawal lof advertisements in the Hkrald mutt be in wr»'«»» Advertisements received without such Instruction will be inserted until countermanded, and charged accordingly. Orders feo withdraw advertisement must be at the Publishing Office not later than «« o'clock p.m. For the convenience of advertisers, replies tow : vertioements may be sent to the Herald publishm Office ; but the Proprietors do not accept any " tponsibility in this respect HERALD TELEPHONES. Editorial—No. 229. 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