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New Zealand Times, Volume XLX, Issue 8166, 18 August 1887, Page 1

Business Notices. r KENNEDY HACDONAID Sc CO, • AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS. ESCHAKGK UKD m HEHCASTiLE AUCTION ROOMS, WELLINGTON. LIBERAL ADVAK€ES made ou Properties STeiebaa* dl&e, Furniture, Books, Jewellery, Woikauf Art, «tc-, placed for Auctu ' *- Reasonable Charges. i Sale. Proupt Settloiekts. Propnelors and rullishers of '“The Wellington Landed Pra~ periy Guide t “thc most complete publication «f the kunl in Ihe•oloules: gives details of thousands «f fur private sale. No charge for advertising prupeiues m the Guide. Posted free each mouth to all applicants. Country Properties trade for purports. i wcutsage at lowest iatt*u nueiest. T. KeNNCOV *. CUX* I Auctioneers s. land Agents, Exchange Land and Mercantile auction Room.?, WELLINGTON. Amusements, S 3. OUSE, O pE K A H Lessees ... R. E. Moore & Harold Ashton UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS Of the MAMMOTH MINSTRELS And Specialty Organisation, SPECIAL IMPORTANT NOTICE. Owing to the very great success achieved during the present season, the Management have decided to extend it up to and including MONDAY NEXT, Therefore there will be FOUR MORE PERFORMANCES, On Friday, Saturday, and Monday Special Monster Programmes, including all the very choicest items in our repertoire, will be presented. A BALLOT. Our patrons are invited to send in by letter the name of the Ballad they most prefer which our members have sung during the season, and they will be repealed (according to the wish of the majority) on Monday Evening. (SATURDAY AFTERNOON, SPECIAL MATINEE PERFORMANCE For the benefit of children whom it is injudicious to bring out in these cold evenings. 6d 6d Gd Gd To all parts of the House. Adults, Is. 86 ST. JOHN’S SCHOOLROOM, Dixon-street. CONCERT, Under the Patronage of His Excellency the Governor and the Board of Education, In aid of the APPARATUS FUND OP THE ELLINGTON SCHOOL OF DESIGN. THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, 18th AUGUST, 1887, At 8 p.m. Programme : Part Song—“ The Nights ’ Song —Mr Atkinson Song—^Pierrot”(Hutchison)—Mrs Parsons Duet (Violin and Piano)—“Fantasie Capri, sus Faust”—Miss Conolly and Misa Richardson Song—“Belragglo ” lean ~~ Part Song—“ Spinning Song ” (Wagner) Trio (Violin, ’Cello, and Piano) —“ No. 1 ” (Haydn)—Mr Conolly, .Mr Hamerton, Miss Williams Song—Miss Campbell Piano Solo—“ Concerto ” (Mendelssohn)— Miss Medley Song—“ Her Father’s Home ” (Pinsuti) — Mr Hill Duet—“A Word at Parting” (Nicolai) — Miss Maclean and Mr Atkinson Song—“ The Mountaineer’s Horn ” (Kaliiwoda) —Mrs Parsons Trio—“LaCarita” (Rossini) TICKETS, 2s 6d, May be obtained from Holliday’s, Lambtonquay; Baillie’s, Cuba-street ; or Education Board Office. 76 Business Notices. S. & W. MACKAY’S . NEW list— First year of Scientific Knowledge, by Paul Bert, Ss. (500,000 copies of this book have been sold iu three years) Albert the Good, 2s 6d Proverbs from Plymouth Pulpit, by' Henry Ward Beecher, 3s Life of Darwin Is 3d Yachts, Boats, and Canoes, by C. Stanfield Ilicks, 12s Literary Celebrities—Biographies of Wordsworth, Campbell, Moore, and Jeffery, 3s Historical Celebrities—Cromwell, Washington. Nanoleon, and Luke of Wellington, 3s Under the Sun, by G. A. Sala, 3s The Witch’s Head, by H. Rider Haggard, 7s A Plucky One, by Mrs G. E. Spencer, 4a On the Scent, by Lady Majendie, 7s Vendetta, by Marie Corelli, 7s Dead Souls, a Russian novel 3s Taras Bulba, a Russian novel, 3s A Prince of Como, by E. M. Davy, 7s A Banker of Bankersville, by Maurice Thompson, 4s fid The Courting of Mary Smith, by F. W. Robinson, Gs Bicycles and Tricycles of the year 1887, by H. 11. Griffin, Is Sd Weldon’s Practical Stocking Knitter, 76 illustrations, 9d Weldon’s Practical Knitter, 124 illustrations 94 Weldon’s Practical Needlework with nearly 400 engravings, cloth 3a Cd Alaric Spencely, by Mrs. J. H. Reddell, 2s 6d The Painters’and Grainers Handbook a complete illustrated guide to painting graining etc. Vs 6d The French Polisher’s Manual, by a French Polisher, Sd S. &. W, Mackav, 201, Latabton quay. SCIENTIFIC DRESS-CUTTING. 272, Regent-street, London, W. MRS ROBEY was the first to introduce (July, 1884) this system to Wellington, and continues at the same address. Her success is a guarantee of efficiency. ROBEY’S DRESS AND MANTLE MAKERS, Fife House, College-street. 854 WAR BURTON & CO., Stock and SSARXEROEtBS. Lash, ‘fciiis, Fisaxcial ar o GEBXxna Cohmzseics Agett? ;4-it < cr Con nseroe, ljmhton>ou»T' v elllcvtcc.