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New Zealand Times, Volume XLX, Issue 8168, 20 August 1887, Page 1

Business Notices. T KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO.J • AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS; EICHiXGE USD AKD MERCiSTILE AUCTION KOOMS, WELLINGTON. LAND AUCTION SALKS of Town and Country Properties Ue{U grery foimight. FURNITURE ami HOUSEHOLD AUCTION’ SALES htli ii Pii vale Residences if desired. LIBERAL ADVANCES made on Landed Properties. Mercian* disc. Furuiluie. Hooks. Jewellery. Works ofl Art, Ac,, placed fur Auctioa Sale. REASONABLE CbaUGES. PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. Proprietors and ■pullishera of " The Wellington Landed Pro* perty Gutde , * the mos-t complete publicauou uf tbe kind in the* •s'louiea: gives UeUilvof tkoosaud* of properties for prirato sale. No charge for advertising properties m the Guide, Posted free each mouth to aliapplicaut*. VALUATIONS of Town and Country Properties made for mortgage and investment purposes. T. Kennedy . Auctioneers & Land Agents, '***& EXCtLASOS Land iXD Mercantile AccTia.v % Roosts# WELLINGTON. Amusements, £3. O peka gousE; Lessees ... R. E. Moore & Harold Ashton GIGANTIC SUCCESS 1 Of the MAMMOTH MINSTRELS. Who last night played before a Crowded and Enthusiastic Audience. ONLY TWO MORE NIGHTS. ONLY TWO MORE NIGHTS. London Popular Prices: 2s Is fid 2s Is fid TO-NIGHT.—The Last Saturday Night off this Great Company. 25 STERLING ARTISTS 25 The Programme To-night will bo theGreatest and Best ever Presented to the Wellington Public. Dress Circle, 2s ; Stalls, Is ; Pit, fid. THIS AFTERNOON. THIS AFTERNOON Beginning at a quarter to 3; Doors open at 2. GRAND MATINEE PERFORMANCE, For the convenience of Country Visitors and Juveniles. A GREAT PROGRAMME. Admission to all parts—fid fid fid Excepting Dress Circle, Is. Adults as usual. Send the Children, and let them have Two Hours of Innocent hearty Enjoyment. 10& rjl H E A T R B O Y A L, Chairman RevL. M. Isitt. Pianist MrC. D. Mackintosh, TENTH CONCERT. OF THE SATURDAY NIGHT WORKING MEN’S FREE CONCERTS. SATURDAY, 20th AUGUST, 1887. PROGRAMME: Piano solo—" Orazione ’’—Miss Lottie Gar. diner Song—“ The Roll Call ” —Mr Fletcher Duet—“ Music and her Sister Song”—MrsMacintosh and Miss C. Youraans Clarinet solo—“ The Keel Row,” with variations, Mr G. D. Mackintosh Recitation—“ Bob Brocklotv”—Mr C. Hales Song— * ‘ Forget and Forgive Mr Shaw Ten Minutes’Address ... Rev if. STILL Duet— “ The Lily and the Rosa ” — Mrs Mackintosh and Miss C. Youmans Song—“Orynthia ” (Bishop)—Mr P. W. Pitt Sarrusophone solo—“ The heart bowed down ” —Mr C. D, Mackintosh Song—“ Waiting”—Mrs Gillbanks Song—“ The Armourer ” —Mr Kiiner 98Business Notices. S. & W. MACKAY’S NEW LIST— First year of Scientific Knowledge, by Paul Bert, 3s. (500,000 copies of this book have been sold in three years) Albert the Good, 2s fid Proverbs from Plymouth Pulpit, by Henry Ward Beecher, 3s Life of Darwin la 3d Yachts, Boats, and Canoes, by G. Stanfield Hicks, 12s Literary Celebrities—Biographies of Wordsworth, Campbell, Moore, and Jeffery, 3a Historical Celebrities—Cromwell, Washington. Napoleon, and Unke of Wellington, 3s Under the San, 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 - Ss Taras Bulba, a Russian novel, 3s A Prince of Como, by E. M. Davy, 7a A Banker of Bankersville, by Maurice Thompson, 4s fid The Courting of Mary Smith, by F. W. Robinson, 6s Bicycles and Tricycles of the year 1887, by H. H. Griffin, Is 3d Weldon’s Practical Stocking Knitter, 76illustrations, 9d Weldon’s Practical Knitter, 124 illustration& 9d Weldon’s Practical Needlework with nearly 400 engravings, cloth 3s fid Alario Spencely, by Mrs. J, H. Reddell, 2s fid The Painters’ and Grainers Handbook a complete illustrated guide to painting grain, ing etc. 2s fid The French Polisher's Manual, by a Freuds Polisher, 9d S. &. W, Mackay, 201, Lambton quay," SCIENTIFIC DRESS-CUTTING, 272, Regent-street, London, W. MRS ROBEY was the first to introduce (July, 1884) this system to Welling, ton, and continues at the same address. Her success is a guarantee of efficiency. ROBEY’S DRESS AND MANTLE MAKERS, Fife House, College-street, 554 PORTRAITS PAINTED IN OIL, From photograph AT OR PERSON £3 3s and upwards BY JOHN TASKER. Particulars and specimens at George Tiller’s, Upholsterer, M anner s-etreet. 571 A WAKB ORTON & CC.* SrOOK AND bIfASJTBEOKEEB. Land, Estate, Financial and Gzss»i3 Commission Agents, SnS Chaa-lwr of Commerce, Ismhtoiwpi#* e i-nerca.