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New Zealand Times, Volume LVI, Issue 2212, 22 May 1894, Page 1

OpERA JBL OUSE. BBSSETdOYLE. Tho management make no comment upon the Great Demonstration of last evening, but simply refer the public to the verdict of tho vast audience and to-day's newspaper press. Having done so they announce with great gratification that THE WELLINGTON ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY have spontaneously undertaken to again participate in To-night's event in honour of tho Great Violin Virtuoso BESSIE DOYLE. To-night another Great and Glorious Programme. BESSIE DOYLE WILL PLAY— Introduction and Rondo ... (Vieuxtemps) “ Logendo ” (Wieniawaki) “ Carnival de Veniae ” ... (Paganini) “ Serenade ” ... ... ... (Gounod) 1 (Vocal part, Miss Beat) and (With the Orchestral Society) THE MENDELSSOHN CONCERTO. THE MENDELSSOHN CONCERTO. THE MENDELSSOHN CONCERTO. Mr MacKeuzio will sing—“Tho Wolf,*' “ Hybrias tho Cretan,” 4 ‘Tho Macgrogors* Gathering,” “The Friar of Orders Grey,” and (by request) “Ham© Came our Guid Man.” The Orchestral Society will also play—“BohemianGirl ” (Balfo) and “ Tho Prayer,” from Dor Froischutz. To-Night’s groat performance will bo under tho special patronage of tho Caledonian Society. Special Railway Arrangements—Tho Train to the Lower Hutt will be specially delayed until 10.22 (To Aro Station) in ample time for tho conclusion of tho performance. Box Plan open during to-day at tho Dresden Company’s GSB J. MacMAHON, Director. WELLINGTON ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. ■JMJLL Practice at OPERA HOUSE at 5 p.m. sharp TO-DAY for Bessie Doylo’a Concert. T. W. PILCHER, Jb.t , Hon Sec, 22nd May, 1594. ■ CB7 OP* R A H 0 U SE . Stage Manager ... Mu H. E. NicHolls. For tho Benefit otthe Funds of the Wellington Hospital, the Sailors’ Rest and the New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts, THE WELLINGTON DRAMATIC STUDENTS. FOE A SEASON OP THREE NIGHTS ONLY. MAY 23rd, 24th, 25th. Will produce Charles Rcade’a Celebrated Comedy in two Acta, MASKS AND FACES. Cast of Characters— Peg Woffington Mabel Vane Kitty Clive Mrs Triplet Roxalana Lucy ... Sir Charles Pomander Ernest Vane Colley Cibber ... Triplet Snarl Soaper Quin Colander Burdock... ... . ... Hunsdan Lysimachus Pompoy Miss Newton Miss Mabel HiU. Miss Watson Miss J. Nowton Miss Winnie Parsons Miss Nairn Mr A. S. Paterson Mr W. Simm Mr A. Newton Mr H. E. Nicbolla Mr Nowton Mr Forrest Mr R. Hall Mr J. Baillie Mr P. Bastin Mr Beoro Master Beere Master D. Beera To be followed by the Comic Drama in one Act, NAN THE GOOD FOR NOTHING. Cast of Characters— Nan Miss L. Watson Tom Dibbles (a gardener) Mr R. Hail Harry Collier (an enginedriver) ... MrP. Bastin Charley (a carpenter) ... Mr Forrest Young Mr Simpson ... Mr Beere . A first-class orchestra, under the conductor-. ship of Mr Mac Duff Boyd, has been specially engaged. Special Peickb.—Dress Circle, 4s ; Reserved Stalls, 3s j Stalls, 2a Gd; Family Circle, Is Gd, and Pit, Is. Piano from Dresden Company. Box office at Holliday’s. Doors open at 7.15; curtain will rise 7.45 sharp. G 7 Under tho Patronage of the Wellington Caledonian Society, Donald ttvinnie’s ONALD JLfXNNIE’S CHAMPION STEPDANCING AND VARIETY COMPANY, AT CRITERION THEATRE, MAY 24th, 25th and 26th. Admission—2s and Is. ‘ G 37 COLUMBIA SKATING RINK, Ingssthe stbeet. OPEN TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS from 7.30 to 10. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, cm BRASS BAND IN ATTENDANCE. A staff of attendants will instruct and assist beginners. FLOOR IN EXCELLENT ORDER. CB3 ST. JOHN’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Willis street. Tho Anniversary Tea will bo hold in tho schoolroom, THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, at half-past C o’clock ; and a public meeting in tho Church afterwards at half-past 7, at which short addresses will bo delivered by ministers and friends. Tickets fob Tea—Adults, Is Cd; scholars and children, 9d. The scholars will lead the singing, and provide a choice programme of suitable music. WM. HOPKIRK, GIG Hon. Sec. DAIRY FACTORY. A MEETING of Farmers and others interested will be held at tho Town Hall, Otaki, on FRIDAY, 25th inst., at 7 p.m., with a view to starting the above. The Dairy Union Expert, Mr D. H. Roberts, will be in attendance. E. H. SNOW, Hon. See., 678 To Horo Fanners’ Club. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. SPECIAL ORDER BE ARO STREET. "VTOTICE is hereby given that the following J3I resolution was passed by tho Wellington City Council at a special meeting held last evening at 7.30 p.m., viz.:— “ That this Council doth hereby resolve (by way of special order) that the course of part of Aro street bo diverted and altered, and tho street along the pipe track bo widened, as respectively shown on a plan signed by Arthur O’Neil O’Donahoo, under date of ninth October, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-three, and deposited in the public office of the Council; and that tho two strips of land coloured pink on the said plan, and lying on either side of the pipe track, and the parcel of land also colonred pink on such plan, leading from the pipe track to Aro street, be acquired for the purposes of such works, and that tho lands margined green in the same plan (representing the portion of Aro street out off by reason of such diversion and alteration of course as aforesaid) be on the acquisition of such lands coloured pink dealt with under section 236 of “ The Municipal Corporations Act, 1886.” Tho above resolution will be confirmed at the ordinary meeting of the City Council, to be held on Thursday, the 21st day of June at 7.30 p.m. J. E. PAGE, 574 Town Clerk. LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICE. "VTOTICE is hereby given that the parcel of land hereinafter described will be brought under the provisions of “ The Land Transfer Act, 1885,” unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same on or before the 18th day of June, 1894. 2391. CHARLES PHARAZYN, GEORGE MARSDEN WATERHOUSE, and HENRY HUMPHREY JACKSON.—I rood 32 perches, part Town Section 21, in the Borough of Greytown. In occupation of Sarah Jane Skeet. Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Dated this 16th day of May, 1894, at the Lands Registry Office, Wellington. J. W. SHAW, 679 Deputy District Land Registrar. MR MAURICE CRONIN, of Palmersten North, Hotelkeeper, wishes to inform his numerous friends in Wellington that there is absolutely no truth in the statement that he intended leaving the Colony with intent to defraud his creditors. The whole matter will be thoroughly gone into and his jjpition vindicated later. 56