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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4261, 16 November 1874, Page 1

Amusements.

QDD FELLOWS’ HALL. MADAME ARABELLA GODDARD. TO TO NIGHT NIGHT MONDAY MONDAY NOVEMBER 16tk NOVEMBER 16th LAST LAST LAST APPEARANCE APPEARANCE APPEARANCE iyj~ ADAME ARABELLA GODDARD Begs to announce that she will give her LAST GRAND CONCERT IN WELLINGTON, THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, When she will be assisted by MRS. SMYTHE, MR. SKINNER, MR. RAINFORD, HERR DOEHLER. Conductor —MR. HARCOURT LEE. GODDARD Will perform the Grand Sonata in A flat (Op. 26) Euneral March Sonata (Beethoven), by unanimous request. GODDARD Will perform “ The Last Rose of Summer ” (Thalberg). GODDARD Will perform “Bonnie Scotland,” introducing “Annie Laurie,” “Logie o’ Buchan,” &c. (Brissac.) RABELLA GODDARD Will perform “Rule Brittannia” and “God Save the Queen,” expressly composed for her by Jules de Sivrai. RABELLA GODDA R D Will perform EOI7R PIECES on her Broadwood Concert Iron Grand Pianoforte, manufactured expressly for the Vienna Exhibition. RABELLA GODDARD. Prices of admission ; Reserved seats, 7s. 6d. ; Second seats, 4s. ; Gallery, 2s. 6d. Family tickets, admitting three to reserved seats, £1 ; three to second seats, 10s/ GODDARD. Family Tickets can only be obtained at Mr. Berger’s. GODDARD. For this Last Grand Concert, the doors will be opened for ticket-holders at 7.15 p.m. GODDARD. In consequence of the great length of tonight’s programme, the audience are respectfully solicited to abstain from encores. RABELLA GODDARD’S LAST APPEARANCE TO-NIGHT, MONDAY, IGth NOVEMBER. ADAME ARABELLA GODDARD AND SPECIAL TRAIN TO THE HUTT. For the convenience of those wishing to attend THIS LAST GRAND CONCERT, A Special Train will ran to the Hutt at 11 o’clock this (Monday night) the 16th inst. (J Ifl EAT R E ROYAL. TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), NOV. 16. By recmest CLARA STEPHENSON Will repeat her two great impersonations, LADY AUDREY, AND KING IXION The Fascinating. Most positively the last night of the great burlesque of IXION. New Songs, New Locals, New Dances. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), Will be produced Ouida’s Grand Military and Spectacular Drama of CIGARETTE ; Or, UNDER TWO FLAGS. A story of the Turf, the Camp, and the Battle. No expense has been spared. The scenery, the costumes, and the mountings, from designs made on the spot by a French officer now in this city. The magnificent paintings from the pencil of Mr. Charles Massey. Soiree. gTAR BOATING CLUB. SOIREE ON BOARD THE DOUGLAS (Captain Wilson having kindly lent this splendid ship for the occasion), on THURSDAY EVENING, 19th INST. Under the patronage of His Honor William FiTZHEiiBEiiT, President. Committee ; F. M. Ollivier I S. S. Griffiths James Ames John Gandy N. W. Werry | C, F. W. Palliaer , Dancing at 8.30. Tickets—Gentlemen, 4s. ; ladies, 2s. 6d. ; to be obtained from Messrs. Bei-ger, Burrett, Lyon, and Willeston. H. F. LOGAN, Captain. OLIVER WAKEFIELD, Hon. Sec. Meetings, &c. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF NEW ZEALAND. In virtue of the authority vested in me in that behalf, I hereby summon the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of New Zealand to meet at Wellington on the 4th day of DECEMBER- next, in St. John’s Church, at 7 o'clock, p.m. JAMES HILL, Moderator. "yyESLEYAN HOME MISSIONS. SPECIAL COLLECTIONS for the above will be made in the Wesleyan Churches on SUNDAY NEXT. PUBLIC MEETINGS will also be held as follows : Molesworth-street Church, Monday eveninir, at 7.30. Hutt Church, Tuesday evening, at 7.30. Manners-street, Church, Wednesday evening, at 7.30. Addresses at the Meetings will be given by Ministers attending the DISTRICT MEETING, and other gentlemen.