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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 10009, 21 December 1895, Page 8

Amusements. " "IS C ITY JjALL 6 D THE LAUGHING SEASON. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY) ! TONIGHT (SATURDAY)! The Ever-welcome Merry-making Monarch?, THE I tivTli"] MUSICAL comedy COMPANY. Who will present an ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME. EVERY ITEM FRESU. EVERY ITEM FRESH. USUAL POPULAR PRICES! Dress Circle, i S Stalls and Pit, gD T> 0 X I N « MIGHT. THE TIVOITpInTOMIME I NEW FACES! NEW FACES! GRAND TRANSFORMATION SCENE 1 Specially imported from Sydney. NEW AND NOVEL HARLEQUINADE. Bring the children. THE TiVOLI PANTOMIME. 20|BALLERINAS-20 The nival Week. MULDOON'S PICNIC, The Funniest of all Farcical Musical Comedies. THE TIVOLI PANTOMIME ! h-VTIRELY NEW SCKNERY. New and Novel Costume by Eagtetoii and Smith and Catiiiliry. CHRISTMAS PRICES. 31 Press Circle, 15 6(1. Front Stalls, Is. Back Stalls and Pit, 6il. CHILDREN'S M*TINEE, SATURDAY AKTKRNOON, DKCKMBER 23. CHORAL HALL, AUCKLAND. TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7,1890. CONCERT BY HERR MICHAEL BALLING (Vlola-alta), And MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT (Pianist). Tickets :-Reserved Seats, 3s; Second Seats, 2s. Box yla.il a# Messrs. Wildman and Lyell's. PARISH FETE AND BAZAAR. THE FANCY FAIR AND SALE OF WORK, In aid of the Vicarage Funds, will be continued in the NEW HALL, KLLKRSLIE, From 1 p.m. to 1C p.m. TO-DAY. PROMENADE CONCERT THIS EVENING. PAROCHIAL DISTRICT OF ELLERS-I.IK-CUM.KP.SOM. NKW HALL, ELLERSLIE. FlUIt VY ami SATURDAY, '20th and 21st December, 1*95. sale of Wmk, useful and fancy good.*, eIC , in aid of tint Vicarage Fund. Entertainments, Tableaux Vivanis each night. Refreshments at any time Irom three till ten p.m. Strawber ies and Cream, Toffy Stalls, Flower Stalls, shooting Gallery, etc., etc. Christmas Tree laden with Xmas presents for the children. Parish at Home, FRIDAY, 2f.th, at throe p.m. Admission free. Tickets for two days' Entertainments Is. Children Cd. . ri II ORAL HALL. CHRISTMAS DAY, at 8 p.m. HANDEL'S "MESSIAH." Chorus, 100 Voices, and Large Orchestra. Soloists: Miss A. Rimmer, Miss J. Miller; Messrs. J. Moratb, and lidile Tayler. Tickets: Chairs, Is; Back heats and Gallery, 6d. Educational AUCKLAND COLLEGE AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL. JUNIOR FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP, 1898. An Examination for Junior Foundation Scholarship , th-e- r I'riiiiary School Pupils, and three for Secondary School Pupils, will be held .it the School, Synionds-street, on WEDNESDAY, the sth February, at 10 a.m. A printed copy of Ihe conditions may he had from the secretary, to whom applications must be sent before January 31st. W. WALLACE KIDD, Secretary. pRINCE ALBERT /COLLEGE, UPPER QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. A DEPARTMENT FOR GIRLS, BOARDERS AND DAY SCHOLARS, Will be opened ON MONDAY, 10IH FEBRUARY, 1896, Under MR. T. JACKSON, M.A., Headmaster, Assisted by an Efficient Staff of LADY TEACHERS AND VISITING MASTERS. Application for the admission of Pupils, and for the Collego Prospectus, may be made to the Headmaster at the College, Upper Queen street, Auckland. pIRLS" /COLLEGE. PONSONBY ROAD. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. Principal : Miss Crystal (Late Head Mistress Girls' College, Wellington), Students prepared for University and other Examinations, Next totm begins February 10,1896. rriNG'S COLLEGE, AUCKLAND ("THE TOWER," REMUKRA), Will be Opened on February 11,1890, as a HIGH CLASS BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Principal : MB. GRAHAM BRUCE, B.A. with Honors, of London University, lately one of the Principals of s. John's Collego, Tamaki, and formerly Vice-Principal of Wellington College (Salop) England. First Assistant Master (Resident): MR. C. T. MAJOR, M.A., B.Sc., sometime Senior Mathematical Scholar N.Z. University. The complete Staff will be announced later. Prospectuses with full particulars may ho had on application to the Principal, at ''The Tower,' l&mueia,. Interviews may be arranged by letter. THING'S COLLEGE, AUCKLAND, To be Opeued on February 1L A RESIDENT MASTER Is required for Classics and General Form Work. Particulars on application to the Principal, pRINCE ALBERT /COLLEGE, UPPER CJUEKN STREET. SCHOLARSHIPS. By resolution of the Board of Governors, THREE ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS will bo open for competition hv Examination at Prince Albeit Colluge, under the following conditions and regulations :— 1. The Scholarships shall be open for competition only to hoys whoso names are enrolled for the first time on the books of the College on tho 10th day of February, 1886, and whose ago shall not exceed 16 years. 2.—The Scholarships shall ho provided in the proportion of ono Scholarship for every seven new pupils. Full particulars, with the Syllabus of the Examination, and the number of marks to bo obtains ■ in each subject, may be had by applying ?o the Head master, Mr. T. Jackson, M.A., at the College, Upper Queen-street, Auckland. SCHOOL OP SHORTHAND AND KJ TYPEWRITING. A.M.P. BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. Conducted by Misses Tabard and Murray-Aynsley (of Christchurch). Assisted by Miss V. A. Mills, M.P.S., holder of "First-class Proficiency Certificate," and also of one of the three highest Spood Certificates ever granted by Sir Isaac Pitman in New Zealand. Shorthand (Pitman's and Light Line). Typewriting : Every description of copying done. Bookkeeping, Writing, Composition taught; Lectures, Sermons, etc., reported; Shorthand Writers ami Typists provided for casual work at any time. Speed Classes a speciality. Evening, 7.30 to 9.30 p.m. BYCROFT'S JSntnrfJrifb Flour is the tost ohtain aas j-om grew tit %