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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10320, 21 December 1896, Page 8

Aitttwemeaia. A DCKLAND pRCRAL UOCIETy, FESTIVAL CONCERT Q P E R A |J 0 V 3 a TOMORROW ITQHBDAY). r .! .>, ,n (i; Concert a( S. Mj: 8 S I A H. & S S I a H. SOLOISTS: MLLK. TRKBKI.LI SIM!.. DO RIIU MR. FKRRiDAY Ami MR. JOHN PKOI'SE. The Society's Full Glioma and Orchestra. Conductor; Prof. K. SCHMITT, K.C.C.L Leader, Dr. Cox. Plan at Wildman and Lyell's. Day Sales at Partridge's, Williimson's Ea4v'< West's. ' ' Usual Prices: Dress Circle and Orchestra Stalls 4s; Malls, 2s (3d; Pit, b. ' ' The Directors II.,). KDMISI/ON Trobelli World Tour. Sec. Auckland Choral Society. -TUiEBELLI JIEStIVAL />«OSCERI CHORAL HALL. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, At 3 p.m. TREBELLI MATINEE ! Arranged with a view to the convenience of resi. dents in the suburbs and distant towns. Special Trams and 'Buses to and from the Choral Hall. flan open at Wildman and [.yell's, Day sales usual places. Prices: 4s; Reserved Stalls, is fid; Gallery, la Boors open at •.'.?(>; Carriages, 4.30. F. VKRT, I Directors Trebelll M. van .ViARTUN,/ World Tour. mREBELLI TjIESTIVAL pONUBRI OPERA HOUSE. CHRISTMAS NIGHT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25, Eight o'clock, I GRAND SACRED J CONCERT. Plan now filling at Wildman and [.yell's. Day sales at usual places. Popular Prices: Dre'-s Circle and Orchestra Stalls (reserved), is: Stall-. 2s rid ; Pit. Is. 6, Cork-street, Lmidi-n W. F. VKRT, 9, Fast 17th street, New York, USA., M. VAX MARTIJN, Directors Trebelli World-lour, Special Trams and 'Buses. AUCKLAND CRICKET ASSOCIATION. QUEENSLAND V, AUCKLAND, DOM A I X CRICKET GROUND. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, 22ml and 23rd December. Admission each diy-O.Vi: SHILLING, C. t>. 11. McKINNKY, Hon. Sec. Hotels H ° T _L ,,n S M H°? EU TAUPO. THE HOME OF THE FAMOUS CROW'S HESI GEYSER AND OTHER WuNDEBS. MAORI CARVED DINING HALL, Superior Accommodation. All kinds of Hot Baths, Tennis and Promenade Lawns, Rose Gardens, Lovely Flowers, Shrubberies, etc SPA HOTEL (TAUPO) COACHING CO. Run Coaches as follows :— Taupo to Rotnrua—Thursday and Sunday or Monday. Fare, IS fid. Rotorua t. Taupo—Tuesday ami Friday. Faie, lis fid. Taupo to Tokaanu—Thursday and Sunday, Fare, Tokaanu to Taupo—Friday and Monday, Fare, Taupo to Waitakei. or vice versa-Daily. Fare, 2s 6(1 Tiupo to Rapiils—Daily. Fare, ss. Taupo to Huka Falls Daily. Free. Spa Coaches meet Tokaanu steamer coining and going All coaches arriving ami leaving the district aro met hi the taupo Post Office, to convey passengers to or from the Spa free of charge Rotonta Representative—D. Griffiths. pRINCE A RTHUK TTOTEL, CORNER OF IIOHSON AND WEJ.LKSLEY STREKTS, In the most salubrious part of the City. This Hotel Leins situated on the summit of an elevation is free from the annoyances which accompany low-lying situations. FIRST-CLASS HOTEL ACCOMMODATION At 5s per day, or '_':s per week. Select Suite of sitting-rooms and Bedrooms, Hydraulic Lift. Trams pass the door every tlve minutes, to at) from Railway Station and PonsonbyDAVID NORDEN, PitoPKlliTOli (Lite Manager). T AKE HOTEL, TAKAPUNA The above first-class Hotel, which is undoubtedly the most pleasantly-situated in Auckland Distt rt commands an extensive and beautiful vie» of the Coast and l-ake, and i< furnished with ail modern improvements, thus affording a convenient home for those seeking healthy pastime and an agreeable chain: e. CUISINE, THE VERY BEST Under the Supervision of MRS. LOCKLEY, So long and favourably known in Business in Auckland. Buses and Steamers ply hourly from Auckland aw) North shore. EXCELLENT SALT Av I) FRESHWATER BATHING. GOOD BOATING AND FISHING, HOT AND COLD BATHS, STABLE ACCOMMODATION BILLIARD ROOM. Letters and Telegrams receive prompt attention. G. LIJCKLUV, Proprietor. TffßW ZEALAND HERALD, SUBSCRIPT ON : 9d per week, delivered in town and suburbs; or 13s 6d per quarter, in advance: posted to any part of the colony. Births, Is; Deaths and Marriages, 2s 6d each insertion. These announcements are also inserted in the Auckland Weekly News and Herald Monthly Summary without extra charge. While every care is exercised in regard to the due insertion of advertisements, the Proprietors do not hold themselves responsible for non-insertion through accident or from other causes; and the Proprietors reserve to themselves the right ol omitting advertisements that they may deem objectionable, even although such advertisements may have been received and paid for in the usual conise of business. Instructions as to the tnttrtion ov withdrawal ol advertisements in the Herald must bi in trritwyAdvertisements received without such instructions will be inserted until countermanded, and charged accordingly. Orders to withdraw advertisement? must be at the Publishing Ollice not later than sis o'clock p.m. i - _g