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New Zealand Times, Volume LIV, Issue 9882, 13 April 1893, Page 3

[ Amugements, &o ! c » o s k~t Sub Leasee and Manager... Mr Tom Pollard ANOTHER ARTISTIC TKIOMPH Achieved by the People’* Favourite!, POLLARD’S IILIPOTIAN ui'«lU, COMPANY Ii Audran’a WorM 'aWvd Work— LA MASCOTTE! LA MA3OOTTB! LA MASCOTTE 1 The ) A ( Equal Univeral V MAGNIFiCENT < t> Verdiot ) PRODUCTION. ( ‘Aladdin.’ ONLY TWO MOT 15 NIGHTS—TONIGHT (THfJR-iDay», APRIL I3rn an!) FRIDAY, Hrii.

SATtfdTjAY a?*' MONDAY, THE MIKADG. Prices—4s, 3r, 2a and la. Children hail price, pit excepted. Box Plan at Holliday's. Day Tickets at Aldous’ tobaooonlat Piano from Hoffmann and Son’s. FRED. W, DUVaL, Bnalnees Manager. 868 E XCHA N G E 11 ALL. C A D Z 0 W • 8 MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY. A Renowned Success of the Musical Comedy "O N DEC K.” Which will be reproduced TO NIGHT, with tfie Special t Facts and Scenery. Mr W. ’B. CADfaC? wiil.siDfl ‘.The White Squalt;' ‘My Sweetheart when d Roy duets with Mr A. Lotoll, * The Fisherman ' and ‘ Larboard Watch.’ XTano supplied by Hoffmann and Sons. Doors open 7.30. Commence at 8 prompt. Admission, la ; front seats, 2s. 851 r|l HEA TR E ROYAL. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! First of tbe THURSDAY POPULAR CONCERTS. Dress Circle "I / Dress Circle and Stalls 1 / and Stalls AND P I T, (sd. Dross Circle seats can be reserved at the Dresden Piano Company’s Warehouse today on payment of 6d additional. For programme see yesterday's papers. Promoters—Messrs Parker, Proaao and Williams, Doors open at 7. SO, concert at 8. 871 COMING 1 COMING I COMING I For A Few Days only, THE Most Wonderful of all Modern Inventions, THIS ELECTRIC PIANO. Matvfellonsj Sensational and Interesting. 830 Lost LOST. Cheque on National Bank, No. HOSI3I, ..dated 12th April, SjgnSd by J. J. Cnrtle. Payment stopped. Public are cautioned against cashing same. . Finder rewarded on returning same to J. J. Curtis, Grey street, 869 Sporting RACING CLUB, AUTUMN MEETING, TO-DAlr (THURSDAY), 13th APRIL. The first rage wiil aioft fit iS 6 ( dlogfe. Special Trains from Wellington Station to the Racecourse Platform at 10.39 a.m., 11.18 0.m., 12.3 p m., 1.15 p.m , and 2,28 p.m. Return Fauks (including admission to the Course and People's Stand) 4/6 and 3/6 Special Trains from the To Aro Station leave a few minuter before the above times (see Official Timetable). SPECIAL ATTRACTION’. MUSIC UN THE LAWN. Tifs TrutJa. BiioiiiEnS.—'fhe famotto quartette, whose open-air concert* have so delighted tho citizens of Wellington, have been engaged to perform at the races, and wiU render specially selected programmes of high-class maslo. H. M. LYON, 842 Secretary.

Railways ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WELLINGTON SECTION. WELLINGTON RACING CLUB’S AUTUMN MEETING, At HOTT PARK, ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 12th and 13th April, 1393. FARES (including admission to course) Carriages, Trucks. Special trains will leave Te Aro for Race, coarse Platform at 10 30 a.m , 11.8 a.m., 11.56 a.m., 1.5 p,m„ and 2.20 p m. A Special Train for To Aro will leave Racecourse Platform at 5.35 p.m. BY ORDER. Traffic Agent's Office, Wellington, April 10th, 1893 844 Education MR M. G. BERING, B.A. (late of Queen’s College, Oxford), will take private pnpils or hold classes to prepare for Matriculation, Junior and Senior Scholarship, and all Pass and Honour University Examinations in Latin, Greek, English, French and German languages and literature. Constitutional and Political History, Political Science and Philosophy. No. 77, Webb street. 795 M ES ERNEST H. QUEREE, Teacher of the Pianoforte. Terms, etc., at the Dresden and G. Reinhardt's. 755 DANCING. DEPORTMENT AND CALISTHENICS.

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