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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11825, 30 November 1901, Page 8

. rf~\ P E R A HOUg^ Sole Lessee and Manager - Mr. Tom PolUnj ■-•';': Treasurer - Mr. W. O'Snllivan Representative for J. C. Williamson ' Bert Roylo, ' • J3OLLABD QPERA QOMPANY. '\ TO-NIGHT. ' \ TO-NIGHT, • TO-NIGHT. '- ; LAST NIGHT \ LAST NIGHT I '. ot ■■■•■!, THE BELLE OF NEW YORK ? THE BELLE OF NEW YORK ', MONDAY AND TUESDAY. DECEHRra 2 and 3. LA POUPEE. V WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4. ' . A Grand Production of ', LA PERICHOLE. ' ;| Prices as usual. - i Box Plan at Wildman, Lyel], and Arcy". " i Day Sales at Williamson's. : ; v j O PE R A _ H O u s"~e i' POLLARD OPERA COMPANY "'" THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, at 2M ' .* GRAND MATINEE. BELLE OF NEW YORK. Prices—Dre=s Circle and Orchesti-i st,.u Adults. 2s; Children, is. Stalls- AdnitJ^" Children. 6d. -«ns. Adults. l 8: Box Plan Now Open. Y. *' °- A - HALL. i THURSDAY. DECEMBER 5, 1901. \ I- ' CONCERT, given by M ISS gLT. Under the Patronage and in thn "P™*™,,.. . . THE MOST REV. THE PRIiUTE °° f " Ladies' Committee: '■ Mrs. Alexander Mrs. Moore-Jones Mrs. Calder Mrs. H. B. Morton Mrs. Coleman Mrs. Myers Mrs. Eliot Davis Mrs. Alfred Nathan Mrs. Moss Davis Mrs. Arthur Nathan - ~'i '• Mrs. Donald Mrs. Nolan Mrs. Goldie Mrs. Parkes Mrs. Hawthorne Mrs. Roberts Mrs. Kilgour Mrs. Suggate Mrs. King. Mrs. Tewgiey Body of Hall, 2s; Gallery, 1 8 . /CHILDREN'S HOME. VERMONT-STREET ADMISSION IS FREE TO SALE OF WORK IN WESLEY HALL;' THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, From 3 to 7 o'clock. '\ 6D to CONCERT at 8 o'clock. j . _____ pARNELL WESLEYAN ■ OHURCH A SALE OF WORK s In Aid of the Trust Funds of the above 1 Church, WiU be held in the t SCHOOLROOM on WEDNESDAY, DEO. 4. The Sale will be open in the Afternoon at 3 and Evening at 6.30. During the Evening a Programme of Solos i, and Instrumental Items will bo given. ' Amongst the Attractions will be a Phonograph, Shooting Gallery, Electric Battery, etc. Admiiision: ' Afternoon, Free; Evening, 6d. ' OT. MARK'S HALL, REMUERA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6TH, 1901, AT 8 P.M. ! GRAND MANDOLIN CONCERT, BY SIGNORINA ALBEGGIANI AND HER PUPILS, Assisted by the following High-class Talent! MISSES ANNIE LOBRIGAN, GERTRUDE ■'~ CROWTHER, MILLY HEYWOOD, FLORENCE ABBOT, DR. EGAN. HERR KEEUTZER, CHARLES KISSLING. . • | PPSOI PUBLIC HALL. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, at 8 p.m. CANTATA, " THE ROLL CALL." By Scholars of St. Andrew's Sunday-school, Assisted by an Orchestra of Ten Instruments. Proceeds to School Prize and Picnic Funds. i Tickets. Is; to admit three, 2s 6d; Children, fid. ST. THOMAS' SCHOOLROOM-A Christmas O Tree. Sale of Work, Refreshment Stall and Shooting Gallery, etc., will be held on WEDNESDAY, December 4, from 3 to 10 p.m., and THURSDAY, December 5, from 6 to 18 p.m. Admission 6d, including prize. i TMPORTANT NOTIOE.-Joe Slater's No. 3! X " IMPERIAL SONGSTER" contains th« songs suns by P. R. Dix's Gaiety Co. (see con- •' tents).— It. Mackay, Lower Queenstreet. N.B.—Ask for " Imperial Songster." ■ i I »—■—— mm*m li I i mw— warn Excursions- -*. JL -VTEWMARKET SATURDAY • AFTERNOON FISHING ' EXCURSIONS. ''-! The p.s. TONGARIRO will leave the Ferry Tee at 1.30 p.m. on a Fishing Cruise. Bait and Tea provided. Tickets: Single, 2s; Double, 3s. Fishing Tackle on board for Sale or Hire. ~ui EXCURSION TO RIVER- s gflffinSwatuSg (Weather permitting). TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). ' i "~~~~~ • The s.s. VIVID will leave Queen-street Wharf at 11 a.m. Return Fare, Is. BRADNEY *ND BINNS. , Conveyance. . TO-OTICE TO ANGLERS. THE ROTORUA COACHING COMPANY 1 make Special Arrangements to convey Fishing Parties to all the principal streams in Rotorua 1 and vicinity. For terms apply to 1 R. GRIFFITHS, Manager. Fenton-stroet, Rotorua Letters and Telegrams Promptly Attended to. _ ' nPHE ROTORUA COACHING COMPANY. ; Coaches and Buggies Meet All Trains, and convey passengers to all the Hotels and Board inghousea in Rotorua and places of interest in the District. It-he District. Letters and Telegrams Promptly Attended to. Saddle Horses for Hire. Special Conveyance for Invalids'. Principal Office: ; FENTON-STREET, NEAR GRAND HOTEL. E. GRIFFITHS, Manager. GENTLEMEN will ensure health and comfort by wearing Natural Sanitary Woollen Underclothing; only good reliable makes kept by Shackelford, Queen-street. ' "VTEW ZEALAND HERALD. SUBSCRIPTION: 9d per week, delivered In town and suburbs; or 13s 6d per quarter, in advance, posted to any part of the colony. ■". Births, Deaths, and Marriages, 2s 6d each insertion. These announcements, which must be signed by ihe advertiser, <•*•<> niw inserted in the AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS and HEBALD SUMMARY without extra charge. 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