EXHIBITIONS WELLINGTON INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. NOW OPEN DAILY. LOCATION,—Coda Street Extension. OPEN PROM 11 a.iD. to 10 p.m. maohineryTn motion. MODEL DAIRY. THIS (WEDNESDAY) AFTERNOON, At 3 o’clock. (WcitFor Permitting). ON THE EXHIBITION SPORTS GROUNDS. BLONDIN! BLONDIN! BLONDIN! J, DRISCOLL, In bia Sensational HIGH-WIRE AND TRAPEZE ACT. . Como and See THE AMERICAN TRIO In tboir Aerobatic Pastimes. LOOK OUT FOR 'GUS. LTJELLA THE MARVEL (Jaws of Iron arid Teeth at Stsol), In his Deatb-defjin’g AM,THE GLIDE FOR LIFE AND THE HUMAN SWING. Programme of MINIPIE’S BAND. X. Galop—" SaUway ” 2. “ Genevieve' ' 3. Polka —“ Soldiers'” 4. Overture —“Mazoppa” 5. Waltz -‘‘Nnelitsobwarmer ” 0. Lancers —“ Paul Jones” 7. Gavotte—“ Old and Now ” 8. Waltz—Wein woibg Gesang” 9. Slow march—” Shot and Shell ” 10. Polka mazurka—” Sweet Violets” 11. Waltz—“ Italian Boquot ” 12. Galop—“ Gladiator.”
TO-NIGHT, WEDNESDAY, At 8 o’clock, By Special Request, MISS BEEiiHI’S PUPILS Will repeat the Entertainment so successfully given on Monday Evening, Programme 1. Overture— ■" L’Emotion Mr Cimino’s Orchestra 2. Spanish Cachuoha 3. Moorish Tambourine Dance—Miss Winnie Pollock 4. Tyrolese Dance—Miss Connie Knowles 5. Paa do Seul—Miss Monica Coupland 6. Irish Jig—Misses L. Levi and E. Collins 7. Old English Minuet 8. Overture —“A Gipsy Romance ”—Mr Cimino’s Orchestra 9. “La Cigale” Gavotte (solos)—Misses Simkins and Malcolm 10. “Daisy” Gavotte 11. Fan Dance —Miss Leila Levi 12. Skirt Danes—Miss Mabel Bannister 13. Waltz Cimino’s Orchestra 14. Ribbon Reel 15. “ Snowflake” Gavotte Box plan at Dresden. Reserved seats, Is. MADAME COPE’S F X B-S T GRAND CONCE E T Will be held on THURSDAY, 10th DECEMBER. Seventeen Specially-selected Items. Foil programme will appear in Thursday’s papers. Box plan at Dresden. Reserved scats, I*^ Kinb matog EA PH On and after SATURDAY, slh inst., IN THE EDISON ELECTRIC HALL , AT THE EXHIBITION. Introduced by Messrs Haussmann and Gow. The only Electric Machine of the kind in the Colonies. MARVELLOUS ! INSTRUCTIVE I ! AMUSING ! ! ! THE WONDER. OF THE ICth CENTURY. LIVING PICTURES. MUST BE SEEN TO BE BELIEVED. Actual Reproduction of Life of Every "Variety.
Street Scenes. London Vehicles, Trains, Bjcvolo and Pedestrian Traffic, French Military Band on Parade, Prize - fight - Corbett v. Sullivan, Railway Scenes, Bathing Machines, Hindoo Juggler ; Scenes from Hoyt’s Play, showing dancing girls, -with limelight effects, &0., &c. Honrs of Performance : Afternoon, 2, 3 and 4 o’clock ; Evening, 7.30, 8.30 pnd ®' 3o ' , 0. D. MORPETH, ■ 927 • Secretary. TO BUTCHERS AND OTHERS, COLD STOBAGEIIBFBIGEEATOR. Working in the Exhibition. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Inspection Invited. from the Country can seethe Machine working any day by sending a letter or telegram to as. HENRY BERRY & CO., AoenTS, Caro of New Zealand Express Co.,Wellington. Catalogue on application. 3 to the Exhibition should patronise the Luncheon and Refreshment Room in the Building, whore they can obtain a substantial Luncheon (Hot ob Cold) of three courses for Is. From 11 a.m.—Strawberries and Cream, Trifles, Jelly, Ice Cream, Toed Drinks, Sandwiches, Pastry, J. SHOUT, 676 Caterer. AQUATICS Classes under the Patronage of His Excellency Lord Glasgow. EXHIBITION OF SWIMMING. PROFESSOR PANNELL will give an Exhibition of Plain and Fancy Swimning TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) MORNING, at 11.30 o’clock sharp, at__ ■ , MRS M BECK’S BATH, TE ARO, _ When intending, pupils,.-parents and friends will witness a- firstjolass exposition of the irt, ' ■_ : Admission, 6d. Children, half-price. 997 - vggpSWRL nder the Patronage of His Excellency the Governor. , SWIMMING!. SWIMMING!! rjROFESSOB PANNELL gives tuition in p tho above Art daily at Meeoh’a Baths, g Ard, . Ladies’ classes from 10 o’clock a.m. i 2 o’clock p.m., superintended by Mrs Pan,ll. Gentlemen: Hoars to suit by arrangeout. Terms—2i Lessons, Z6i Is (in admoe); Profioionoy absolutely Guaranteed, arther partionlars upon application at the . .- . - - ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ' 586'. SPORTING. mastebton racing club. TOTAUSATOB INVESTMENTS. . SUMMER MEETING. THURSDAY'AND FRIDAY, Decembeb 10th and 11th. MONEY will be receive! by the undersigned, up till 10 a.m. on each day, for investment on Totalisator. No - instructions will -be accepted unless accompanied by the cash, and no notice taken of contingent instructions. . Bookmakers and their Clerks will not be admitted to the course. THOS. DUNCAN, ,C’ Acting-Secretary. STRONG HEALTHY BABIES AND CHILDREN. DR KIEK’3 FARINACEOUS FOOD, recommended by the Faculty. Sold by all Grocers and Storekeepers. - Wholesale, ; J. ANDERSON AND CO. .
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New Zealand Times, Volume LVIX, Issue 2998, 9 December 1896, Page 3
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