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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 6611, 26 June 1882, Page 1

Amusement?, Meetings, &c. ATHEN.EUM POPULAR CONCERTS THIS EVENING, MONDAY JUNE 25. Part I. 1. Overture—March from “ E’i(Costa) 2. Part Son g—“ The Song of the Lark” (Mendelssohn) —MUs Randall, Miss Seager, Messrs Bock, Griffin, and Hasell 3. Duet (p'ano and organ) —“ Ls Reconnaissance” (Clark) —Miss Smith and Mr Hautrie West 4. Song—“ Should He Upbraid ” (Bishop)— Miss Randall 5. Recitation—“ Not in the Programme Mr R. W. Brown 6. Valse—“ LTtalie ” —(0. Metra) 7. Song—“A Free Lance am I ” (Campana) —Mr Hasell 8. Song (humorous) —“ Known to the Police" (Lee)—Mr Sam Benson Interval of Five Minute?.— Part IT. 1. Overture—“Tellia” (Deplace) 2. Song—“ ’Twaa Long, Long Since ’’ (Allen) Miss Seager 3, Song (humorous)—“ Quite Too Utterly Utter ” (Goote) Mr Sam Benson 4. Yocal Duet—“ The Lily and the Rose" (Glover) —Miss Randall and Miss Seager 5. Polka—“ The Students of Leipzig " (Val Hamm) Song—‘‘The Children’s Home" (Cowen) — Miss Randall 7. PartSong—“Ripe Strawberries ” (Hatton) Vocalists as above. Pianiste, Miss Smith ; Leader of Orchestra, Mr G. R. Allpress; Hentrie West, Conductor. ADMISSION—ONE SHILLING. H.M. NAVAL VOLUNTEERS. A N INSTRUMENTAL PROMENADE CONCERT AND DANCE, Tendered by the BRIGADE TO THEIR BAND, Will be held in the VOLUNTEER DRILLS HED, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, sth JULY. Tickets, 2s each. May be obtained from any member of the Brigade. F. J, FRANCE, 376 Hon. Sec. THE ALBION GOLD-MINING COMPANY (Limited). Notice is hereby given that the Adjourned General Meeting of the Company will be holdeu at the Chamber of Commerce, Lamb-ton-qnay, in the City of Wellington, on MONDaY, 26th June, 1882, at 8 o’clock in the evening. CHARLES WHITE, Manager. Wellington, 23rd June, 1882. 398 Business Notices. lON JJ3 O U N D R Y , Wellington MILLS AND CABLE, Engineers Boilermakers, Iron and Brass Founders. 9309 PUBLIC NOTICE. HARRY BENNETT, Late of the Commercial Hotel, and formerly Providore of the Union Steam Shipping Co.’s boats, baa much pleasure in informing his many friends and the public generally that he has Purchased the Lease and Goodwill of the THEATRE ROYAL HOTEL, Lambton-quay, and sincerely trusts to meet with the same Liberal Support which has invariably been accorded him. The House has undergone a Thorough Repair, and Several Improvements made which will conduce greatly to the Comfort of his Patrons. The business and style of its management will be thoroughly Reorganised, and every possible arrangement made to give satisfaction to those who may favor him with their support. HOT, COLD, AND SHOWER BATHS. Excellent Sitting and well-ventilated BEDROOMS. 8734 HARRY BENNETT, Proprietor. BOOKS ! NEW BOOKS MESSRS LYON AND BLAIR , Have just received by Mail from London the undermentioned NEW BOOKS:

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