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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4884, 16 November 1876, Page 1

Amusementsrp HEA TR E R O YA L. Lessees ... ... Messrs. Bates and Howard Business Manager Mr. Charles Hillsden UNDER DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE. , The Management have great pleasure to announce A GRAND FAREWELL NIGHT Of those Celebrated Artists, THE LING ARDS. THIS EVENING (THURSDAY), NOVEMBER 16. On which occasion Byron’s great Comedy (first time here), entitled “SIR SIMON SIMPLE; OK “Not such a Fool as he Loots.” Sir Simon Simple ...' Mr. W. H. Lingabd Felicia Craven ... ... Mias LINGAED Scene—London. Time—The Present. To be followed by “LINGAR.D SKETCHES.” 1. “ Colonel Plantaganet,” (with song) 2. “The young Widow,” (with song) 3. “ Mons. Sangfroid,” (with song) 4. “ Miss Graceful,” (with song) 5. “ Old Muddle-brain,” (with after dinner speech) 6. “ Opratic Tenor,” (with song) • 7. “ The Basso Profundo,” (with song) 8. “ The young old Maid,” (with song) 9. “A Dutch Onion Vender,” (with song) Living Likenesses of the World’s Celebrities. 10. “Lord Clyde” 11. “Bonaparte” . ... 12. “ King William” - 13. “President Grant” 14. “ G. V. Brooke” ■ 15. “ Sir Julius Vogel” ■ 16. “ H.R.H. the Prince of Wales” ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, Will be produced the celebrated drama (dramatised by Sir Julius Vogel), entitled, AURORA FLOYD. Dress circle, 45.; stalls, 2s. 6d.; pit. Is. Doors open at half-past 7 ; performance to commence at 8 o’clock. Jg ARLO W’ S . 0 I R C U S. TO-NIGHT. [ Should the weather prove favorable, there WILL BE A PERFORMANCE THIS EVENING. Also, i | EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK. MATINEE ON SATURDAY. “ We are compelled to break the monopoly.” KOHLER AND BENT’S Novelty entertainment, PALMER’S STORE; (Elegantly fitted, lighted, and seated with chairs), corner of Johnston and"Featherstonstreets, nearly opposite the Theatre Royal, and a few doprs from the Occidental Hotel and Dr. Diver’s office, commencing on SATURDAY, 18th NOVEMBER. KOHLER AND BENT’S NOVELTY ENTERTAINMENT,’ Pronounced by the American, Canadian, and Northern New Zealand Press to be one of the | most enjoyable entertainments extant! ■ Principals; ' R. W. KOHLER, The most versatile of musicians, complete master of- the cornet-a-piston, r French flageolette, English concertina, guitar, &c., and the latest musical novelties, the tumbleronicon and silver bell harmonicon. . MR. HORACE BENT, . The inimitable. protean comedian; in his Wonderful Mystic Changes, appearing in evening costume,.and without the aid of a screen or leaving the stage, in .full view of the audience, he assumes a series of fully costumed character impersonations, accompanying each with appropriate songs and anecdotes ; also his Dutch specialities, the newest songs, sayings, and eccentricities, and Irish 'character impersonations, songs, dances, and sketches. MR. ' Pianist and Solo Violincellist. Every item of the programme new and artistic. Full particulars in programmes. Admission ; Chairs, 35.; second seats, 2s, ODD0 DD FELLOWS’ HALL Lessees ... ... Messrs. Bates and Howard Business Manager ... Mr. Charles HHlsden. OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVENING, From 2 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. „ 7.30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Admission • ... ... One Shilling. Use of Skates ... .;. One Shilling. Monthly Tickets ... One Guinea, Hotels PANAMA HOTEL, Taranaki-street, WM. LlGHT,Proprietor, Superior accommodation for families, permanent boarders, and visitors to Wellington. One of Thurston’s best billiard tables on the premises. - Good stabling. , ' HE i MARQUIS OF NORMANBY HOTEL, CARTERTON. This New and Commodious Hotel is now open to the public under the management of the proprietor, Mr. .Thomas Hooker. The Hotel is. situate in (the centre of the rapidly rising. township of' Carterton, and is one of the most complete establishments in the colony, containing a large front bar, bar parlor, commercial room, 'dining-room (35ft. by 19ft.), smoking-rooms,' private rooms for families and visitors. . ■ j A superb’ Billiard-roomi fitted with one of Aloock’a full-sizod tabled, and all /the latest improvements, i i , ■ Hot and cold water baths always ready together with eighteen bedrooms. ,1 The wines," spirits, ; beer, and other liquors, are guaranteed‘as of tlie firit quality . Travellers 1 and visitors will find every home comfort at this Unrivalled Hotel. Sample rooms for commercial gentlemen; First-class stabling and paddocks. ' To sportsmen this locality offers every inducement, there being plenty of game of all kinds in the immediate vicinity. ■ ' .... T. HOOKER, Proprietor. Miscellaneous REMOVAL.— The ’offices of the Wellington and Hutt BuiljJing’ Society, 1875, are in Panama-street, riext Mr! Ltfansfield’s. GEO, H.‘TRIBE, ■ ■■■■'. Secretary. November 1,1876, ; REMOVAL. —The ,offioes of the Land Investment 1 Company' of Wellington (Limited), are in Panama-street, next Mr. Dransfield’s . GEO. H. TRIBE, s ■■■■■'■ • Secretary, November 1, 1876. 6T I C,E 0 F REMOVAL E. H. HUNT, Boot and Shoe Importer, has removed to his new premises Waring Taylor-street, at the back of the Theatre.......