O P E E. A JEL OUSE. Under the Direction of Messrs Williamson and Musgrovo. Business Manager ... Mr George Tallis. MESSES WILLIAMSON AND , MUSGKOVE’S LATEST NOVELTY, The Hew Boy. The Hew Boy. Will have tho honour of making his appearance for the FIRST TIME IN WELLINGTON, ON MONDAY, JANUARY 28, When will bo introduced to playgoers, the COMPLETE “NEW BOY” COMPANY, Specially engaged in England by Mr J. C. Williamson for this Production. THE BOX PLAN Will bo opened at Holliday’s on WEDNESDAY Next, at 10 o’clock. Prices ... ... ... 4s, 2s 6d, and Is. Representative, J. St CLAIR. “ m H E NEW B O Y,” JL Undoubtedly tho Funniest Farcical Comedy over-written, is still tho sensation of London, where it is being performed nightly at the Vaudeville Theatre to tho greatest business - known in tho history of the Theatre, not excepting tho phenomenal receipts at tho same house of "Our Boys.” Sufficient evidence of the extraordinary popularity of “Tho Now Boy” is afforded by the'fact that it has already been performed over 300 consecutive nights in London, and is still going strong. 202 TTNITED FRIENDLY SOCIETIES’ U DEMONSTRATION. ANNIVERSARY DAT. BASIN "RESERVE. Tho. Bicycle Races on this occasion are expected to eclipse any previous exhibition of Bicycling in Wellington. The event for. Roadsters will bo a great feature to lovers of a well-oontostod event. The Committee, expecting the presence in Wellington of one of H.M. Ships, have made liberal preparations for events for Mon-of-Warsmen, so great fun may bo anticipated. J. CAPPER I g 225 C. HAYES 1 &003 ’ WELLINGTON RACING CLUB. OWNERS and Trainers are reminded that all tickets must be obtained from tho Secretary’s Office TO-DAY (Monday), as no tickets of any kind will bo issued on the Course. 218 H. M.: LYON, Secretary. w ELLINGTON RACING CLUB. SUMMER MEETING. TUESDAY, 22nd JANUARY (ANNIVEBSAEY DAY), AND THURSDAY, 24th JANUARY. First Race on Each Day at 12.30 o’clock. SPECIAL TRAINS. Special Trains from Wellington to Racecourse Platform will run as follows: ■ On Tuesday at 11 a.m., 11.40 a.m., ond 1.15 p.m. On Thursday at 11.20 a.m., 11.43 a.m., and 1.15 p.m. RETURN FARES (including admission to the Course and People’s Stand) — 4/6 and 3/6 Special Carriages will be reserved for mom" bors of tbe Club and‘their ladies.. L . STARTING HORSES BY MACHINERY. The Stewards have made arrangements with the patentees for the use of the latest novelty of tho age, “Patent Starting Machines,” for all the principal races at tho meeting. ; THE CUP. The handsome Silver Trophy, which is now on exhibition at Mr McGregor Wright’s Art Window, Lamhton quay, will be presented to the owner of the winner of tho Wellington Cup' on the Lawn immediately after the race. . TOTALISATOR INVESTMENTS, The Secretary is authorised to receive money for investment on the Totalisator, and a Telegraph Money Order Office will bo open on the Course for tho convenience of investors at a distance. MUSIC ON THE LAWN. Jupp’s Private Brass Band will perform a selected programme on Lawn daring tho day. Prices of admission to Grand Stand, Lawn, &c., as usual. H. M. LYON, 163 Secretary. W E: LLINGTON TROTTING CLUB. SUMMER MEETING, WEDNESDAY, 23kd JANUARY, MIRAMAR PARK, KXLBIBNIE. ' First Event 12 Noon. First-class performers, including Nea, J.H., Vanoliffe, Lady Jane, Rose, Black Oats, Maud V., Xnviotus, Pearl, Nita, Vermont, Billy Buttons. Refreshment and Luncheon Booth on tho ground. Track only 10 minutes from tram lino. Totalisator in hands of Mr F. N. Jones. ALL TICKETS £l. ADMISSION ONE SHILLING. H. E. WOON, 207 Secretary. FOXTON RACING CLUB. SUMMER MEETING. TUESDAY, 23nd JANUARY. PERSONS at a distance wishing to invest on tho Totalisator can do so by addressing communications to the “SECRETARY, FOXTON RACING CLUB, FOXTON,” to arrive not later than half-ap-hour before each race. . ' Cash, in money orders, telegrams, bank drafts, P.O. orders or postal notes, must accompany instructions. Cheques will not be received. j.'b. mcmillan, 160 Hon Secretary. THE “ NEW BOY ” is coming to Wellington. 203 ALEX. BOSS, AND TOOL MAKER. ENGINEER. Importer of Saws, Files, Belting, Oil. &0. Jobbing Engineer, Iron and Brass Turner. Printing Machines,, Water, and Gas Engines . Impaired by a competent engineer. Lawn Mowers Repaired and Ground by an Automatic Machine. ■ . Guillotine Knives Gronnd and Bicycles Repaired by a practical man. ; ‘ ALEX. ROSS, DIXON STREET (opposite Royal Oak Hotel), Wellington. '',178 BLACK SWAN BUTTEB. A LUXURY. ■' ■ ALWAYS FIRM, FRESH AND SWEET. 1 68
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New Zealand Times, Volume LVII, Issue 2414, 21 January 1895, Page 1
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