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New Zealand Times, Volume LVIX, Issue 3010, 23 December 1896, Page 3

AMUSEMEWT3. O P E It A_jHL 0 USE. Losaao and Manager ... Mr Tom Pollard. Treasurer Mr \V. O bnlhvan, THE LEADING HOLIDAY ATTRACTION, Return of the Favourites. P LLARD'B OPERA CO. boxing ffrosr, Saturday, DECEMBER 2‘Jth. And following evenings, Planquetto’s World-famod Comm Opera RIP VAN WtNKuE, Will bo broJacod o'a a acalo of completeness, magnificence and original ty that will bo a - rovolatio'n to playgoers, and WORTHY OP 1 ANY TIIKATKE IN THE WORLD. Box Plan at Holliday's. • . . r priced—Dress Circle and stalls, 3s ; r amiiy Circle. 2s; Pit. la; Orchestra Stalls, os. Day Tickets at Aldons’ and Abel s. FRED W. DUVAL, 179 Business Manager. ;RIS T M a S j^-IGHT! IftHT! OPERA house. Grand sacred programme JVEr John Fullek-s NEW MYRIORAMA COMPANY! NEW MYRIORAMA COMPANY ! BEAUTIFUL SONG 3 and RECITATIONS, Vividly illustrated bj the Eleotrinoptioan. “A Day in and Around "Windsor Castle. ‘ Interesting Places in English Bistort. 3ACBED SONGS, RECITATIONS and CAROLS, BY MR JOHN FULLER, The Eminent and Popular Tenor, Vlias T. A. Hargrave Mr Leslie Buchanan Vliss Lydia Walters Mr John Flora iligD Uottio Warden Mr Walter Fuller Admission —Dross Circle and Stalls, 2s ; dl other parts, Is. Children, half-price. BOXING NIGHT, Exchange Hall. | Reserve seats at K* Holliday’s, Stationers Sail, Lanbton quay. 261 THE AGGREGATION OF SCIENTIFIC MARVELS. CLIFTON PHOTO GALLERIES, Willis street. Edison’s Latest Triumph. The Talk of .the Town. THE KISBIOSCOPE. New Scenes. THE KINE I'OPHONE, To Soo and Hear. Also, Edison’. Latest Improved LOUD PHONOGRAPH. Over 100 Items to soloot from. Just arrived and especially good are the Baritone Songs, ” Anchored,” “ Tho Last Roil Call, "O, Promise Mo.” Lon Sponocr’a Comic Songs. Selections, with Overture, Gags, Song and Part Choruses. American Bands, Cornet, Banjo, Piccolo Solos, &c. Open from 10 am. CLIFTON PHOTO GALLERIES, i Willis street. Kinetoscopo also at tho Exhibition, opposite I Potono Woollen Goods Display. 237 A. H. WHITEIIOUSE, Exhibitor. "NAKE FAIR 1 1 CAKE FAIR ! 1 J XMAS TREE 1 XMAS TREE 1 ST. PAUL’S SUNDAY SCHOOLS, Tioakori road Room. DECEMBER 22nd and 23bd. 2 30 p.m to 10 p.m. Admission ... ... dd an d 'M | Como and Hoar tho Xmas Carols ! 223 Come and Hear the School Band 1 MEETINGS. N.Z. INSTITUTE OP JOURNALISTS. WELLINGTON BRANCH. THE Adjourned Quarterly Mooting of the Wellington Branch of tho N.Z. Institute of Journalists will bo hold at the Booms of tho Press Association THIS (WEDNESDAY; AFTERNOON, at 4.30. All journalists (members or other wise) invited to attend, CHAS. EARLE, 278 Acting Hon Soo. KNIGHTS OF LABOUR, ASSEMBLY 2192. MEETING will bo held TO-DAY (WedL nOsday), 123rd December, at 8 p.m. Business Important Nomination of officers, -fee. B, WILLIAMS, ■ i B.S. RELIGIOUS. GIRLS’ FRIENDLY SOCIETY FESTIVAL ViriliL BE HELD PUESDAY, DECEMBER 29th, 1896, St. Maine's Schoolroom, L SHORT SERVICE at St. Mark's Church, 7.30 p.m., with address by His rdabip tho Bishop, after which the prizes ;l be given in the. schoolroom. Idmission to mombors Free, by ticket, to obtained, lit (x.F.S. Lodge, tfbmbors’ friends* (id. - ljl parents Cordially invited, and may odn tickets at O.F.S. Lodge. JJ. M. ASHCROFT, , ; Hon. Soo.

ATHLETICS. CEICRET ! GRICEET ! dEICKET ! (pg3"First Visit of the Queenslanders i !' TfiE GREAT INTERCOLONIAL CEIGKET MATCH IJBBNSLAND Versus Au New Zealand Wir.L »‘E _ PLAYED ON TliE BASIN RESERVE, ON BOXING DAY, DECEMBER 26ru, And MONDAY, DECEMBER 28ti(. Play at 10.30 a.m. Admission —Mats Adults, la; Lctdies.and Bovs, 6d. Grandstand, 6d cstra. 217 W. C. S. LEVERS, Secretary. Q AV airarapa Caledonian Society. TWENTY-FIRST ANNEAL GATHERING. FRIDAY, Ist JANUARY, 1897, IN THE MASTEETON PARK, . At 11 a.m. sharp. SPLENDID PROGRAMME OF 35 EVENTS, Besides Boys’ and Girls’ Races. There are throe Bicycle Races for Amateurs, and throe for Cash Cycling Club. Two Foot Races for Amatenrs. Foot Races (open), Handicaps of 100, 220,410. 880yds and 1 mile Hurdle Handicap, 220yds _ ~. One Man and Two Men Sawmg Competitions Sawing (champion). First, £j ; 2nd, £2 ; 3rd, .81. Hewing and Tree-felling Contests Entries for the foregoing close with the Secretary, at Mastecton, on Saturday, 19th day of December, 1896. Handicaps declared 21th December; acceptances, Ist January, between 10 and IX a.m. Entries will bo received on the ground for Jumping, Vaulting, Pipe-playing, Dancing, Wrestling, Hammer-throwing, &c. Admission to ground, Is; Grandstand, Is ; Children, half-price. ALEX. McLEOD, President. 998 W. SELLAR, Secretary. TV o W o P EN. THE DON, - -vCASH TAILORS, 53, Manners street (Opposite Opera House). Suits to order, from Trousers to order, from . v Fit Guaranteed. ... B 3 0 016 0 215 SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, &c. SB WRIGHT’S “ Light-Line ” Classes • meet Monday and Thursday evenings, at 7.30. Test books for G<*le, and at Whitoombo and Tombs’. . Typewriting taught daily, and all .iiiuw oi typewriting executed promptly, 33, LAMBTON QUAY 789 (Right-of-way next Bank N-S.W.)