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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10425, 24 April 1897, Page 8

0p E R H° ® i Lessee and Manaeer . xt. T TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY) ■ ' POSITIVELY THE LAST APP^m^ op mg -v3SS3gs,\ A Di D 6 ™ C°®«® A NUMBER OF NOVELTIES i rl|| Never before presented in Auckiimi •' R'MBMBBU! T'SaljP To-ninht is Positively the - *«}' COMPANY'S LAST APPEARANCE. W® Admission: 3s, 2s, and Is. Box Plan ,ito3llt and Lyell'.i. ' Early Door at 7, 6d extra i • Doors, 7.30. Commence at 8. ot 'W 4' JAMES MORGAN, AdraiceM^jg RIC ULTU R A iTn^f# CIRCUS! v-'.-ff /CIRCUS! " gM 0 1Rcos TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT I T 0 W. - "'''' ' Great Success! Everybody DelichM i? 11 Vi Re-appearance of Ethel, the Child fhw , a Wonder of the lOtli Century; lliders Wire-walkers, Juggler,. Gymnast :r Monkeys, Ponies. A Genuine Show. •; No Blow. Our Prices: 2s, is, ed """N. THIS (SATURDAY) AftBBSOOV ' A M.ATINKE Will be giren for the omvenienoeof BchoolfMi»'ws Admission, 6d and 3d. On MONDAY ENENING A Benefit will he tendered on behiif of tv ' © M Sufferers by the Hawke's Bay FiooJj, OI'E R A o~irTi I! MONDAY, APRIL 26m, 1897 &R|^| PROGRAMME OK DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL KNTERTAIN'JJESt PWPIIS OF THE JURIST BKOTHEBS.:fSS Orchestral Overture—March from "Nonni' l fcir j?3# Dumbell Exercises (Limelieht Effects) • " W ™l W' Four-act Drama-" Thomas Moore" >-, - ''Sgi Chorus (with Tableau)-" lirin the Tear'-!" Part 11. Mo I Orchestral Overture-" festival" P>i; '• . d Song and Chonis-"Zealanilia"....' .'ri £. II Maze Drill (Limelight Effects) ' ' >] Duet-" How Sad it is to Say Farewell" v ' fit AfranssdbyUstn, || SHORT SPRIGHTLY COMEDIETTA, U§| The College Orchestra, which will consist of m i' Performers, including seven first-class adult'l sicians, will play suitable selections during pmpj Va; Conductor of Orchestra.. .. Mr. P F Bistotb Dress Circle, 2s; Stalls, Is. Reserved Seatsil ® extra. 1 u © Box Plan at Wildman and Lyell's, " Doors open at 7.30. Overture Bpm.' BE. HENBy, I' |LIEDERTAFEu|! FIRST CONCERT OF THE SEASON .Am CHORAL HALL. ;fM, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1897. || A limited number of tickets for non-subscriMi may be.had at the doors on the night of the Concert, V but not before 7.45. Price, 2s 6d. ' /.R.SIMPSON, .f. Hon. 1' . > pRINCESS IDA SEASON,^ REHEARSALS. |g| Orchestra & \ THIS (Saturday) Principals / AFTERNOON, 2.30. / MlSOr " c j) Chorus and) THIS (Saturday) -'1 Principals / EVENING, 7.30. /■""SO"™)! '] NEXT WKBK. M Trio... .MONDAY, 7.30 p.m A.M.P. Stadia. # Gavotte & Tam- } TOESD AY, 7.30.1 M _ b „__vj% boriue Ballet / p.m. ]MrsSo*er^i| Chorus audi THURSDAY, 7.30 1 m.,o„ w „vsM Principals I p.m. / ere " Principals j- aFTERn'oON; 3 } c h°talHtf;| Chorus audi SATURDAY ' Orchestra / EVENING, 7.30 / Mr3!!offe!b ' 1 i Prof. Carl K.C.C.L..Musical Director. Mr. Arch. Tayler. Stage Manager.i t j^ Mr. Chas. Chambers, jun..*. ..Business Maujpr. A mHE AUCKLAND UNITED ' JRI X FRIENDLY SOCIETIES, iV,? RlfU THE AUCKLAND IJEDEHTAIB ft ■Nil Will hold a U__ JEgfl GRAND CONCERT, IRsH Mr ill aid of the Funds of tho above is th VWff CITY HALL, On FRIDAY, MAY 11. /g# Particulars in future advert>snments. 'Jjf'-I H. T. GARttAW, Secretaiy. i^.! y IiiXHIBITION of Glass Blowing, Situr--1 J day Afternoon, from 2to 5. Admission, (1 Prizes given.-Works, Freeman's Bay. ■ l| Fancy Goods. If -:s gALE OF SURPLUS STOCK, ' GREAT BARGAINS. 0, Ihe undersigned have much pleasure in callingtb» attention of their patrons to their ; FIRST AND ONLY PUBLIC SALM® — m In order to reduce their very large Stock, they ifc - make an all-round 3^' REDUCTION OF 25 PER CENT. |' l DURING ONE MONTH 'i/j On ALL Purchase- for CASH I'M' From our Surplus Stock. Other Goods are marked at much lower rates, vi>.l $ Some FILOSELLE at Id per skein, usual price Sd )| BUSTS BERLIN FINGERING, ; Warranted full weight, at 3d and id per ekein, usual oiice 64 PROPRIETORS OF SCHOOL AND OTHEM jj WILL DO WELL TO CALL. j;;| SALE NOW ON. gHAKESPBAR £ o<|?f WOOL AND SILK MERCHANTS, Queen-street. ' Instruction will be given Frke to all puichuol ® after the sale. 'if i Photography. • - - .'ij Q.EORGE Q. RE(i °. fef ARTIST AND PHOTOGRAPHSB, '?JM' 45, Corner, of Queen and WellesleY'STbk^/J g ENAMELLED CABINETS ffrl IVORYTYPES, 3 FOB 83. ' One 5 by 12 Opal Enlargement and One Cabinets enamelled or mat) for 155,: .' %S.'& PROMPT DELIVERY. . . -\ij INSTANTOGRAPH CAMERAS (Jf?" size), to be had from Peacock, (Wft Shortland-street, at trilling advance on Et|»» % price. Cameras with stand and all cm™** '/ materials anil apparatus complete for bep?J¥s ■% 17a. 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