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A UVSTtiItSVSB. OPERA HOUSE. Lkhskko Sv’B-LesKBB AND MaWAOXB TuEabcebu Mksses WILLIAMSON AND MUSGROVLMit TOM POLLARD. Mu W. O'SULLIVAN. LIT THROUGHOUT WITH ELECTRIC LIGHT. RETURN OV THE FAVOUEITES, POLLARD’S OPERA COMPANY BOXING NIGHT (SATURDAY), DECEMBER 20th, AND FOLLOWIN I EVENINGS, I’lan'iuette’n Masterpiece. the World-famed Comic Opera RIP VAN Produced on a scale of complotonc winkle: , the Hiatory of Loca* Rip Van Winkle... Derrick Von Slous Nick Vodder Doidriok Knickerbocker Potor Von Dunk Captain Rovrloy Tom Tit Gretchen Sara 7 .Taclnfcha J Katrina Alice Hans Von Hlous ... Hormon 7 Simon ) YittloYan Hoindrick Hudson Ist Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant Goblin Dwarf Rhine Fay d originality unparalleled Amusements UNIQUE DISTRIBUTION OF CHARACTERS ACT I.—SLEEPY HOLLOW. I.A Village Good-for-Nothing) (Lawyer) ... (Landlord of the Inn) ... (The Village Schoolmaster) (Burgomaster of Meepy Hollow) ... (Of the British Army) ••• (Bugler of Rowley’s Army) ... (Rip’s Wife) (Two of Her Gossips) ... (Daughter of Vedder) ... (Kip’n Little Daughter) (Nephew cf Derrick) (Dutch Boys and Friends of Rip) ACT iI.—THE KAATskILLS. ... (Captain of Phanton Craw) (Of the Phanton Crew) ... ... Mr Alf. Stephens Mr W. Percy Mr E. Nable Mr H. Quoaly Mr G. Young Miss Nellie Wilson ... Master C. Albert Miss Emily Metcalfe ( Mias Plorrie Maakell " ( Miss Wilmot Karkeek Miss May Beatty Little Kily O’Sullivan Master , A. Stephens Mias Nellie Fordo *1 Miss Claudia Palmer Little Eily O’Sullivan Miss M. Hewson Miss A. Smith Mr W. Percy Master C. Albert 24iaa Lilly Everett :1 Phantom Sailors, Stewards, Cabin Boys, etc. PAS DE SEUL DANCED BY RHINE FAY. ACT HI.—WIDBAWAKEVILLE (Sleepy Hollow of Act 1., 20 years after). . > /I JAIlr, V,,n ftf A rtf T 1 ... Mr -TJ. I Yan Vedder Alice Van Winkle., Derrick Von Slous Hans Von Slows Mar Schneider ... Mr R. Nable Miss Emily Metcalfe '... Mr W. Percy Miss Maud Beatty Master C. Albert (Little Yan of Act 1)... * (Little Alho of Act I.) (Attorney at Law) ... (Of U.S. Navy, Little Hans of Act I.) (Postman) Peasants, Electors, Woodcutters, &e., by tbo POLLARD’S OPERA CHORUS. The Opera Proltiood nndor the Solo Direction of Mr TOM POLLARD, ruaioal Director, Hr H. T. H ARRISON. TheSoonory by Hr E, L. WILLIAMS. POLLARD'S POPULAR PRICES— Deess Ciecle and Stalls, 3s ; Family Chicle, 2e ; Pit, la; Ouchbstrv Stalls, Fivk Shillings. Bos Plan at Holliday’s. Dty Tickets at Aldous’ and Abel s. FRED. W. DUVAL, Business Manager. REHEARSAL TO-DAT, THURSDAY, at 10.30 a.m. Everybody Concerned in the Production. nn TOM POLLARD,

AMUSEMENTS. c HRIS T M A S HEISIMAS N flflT g ht OPERA house. GRAND SACRED PROGRAMME Mr NEW NEW John IT uller’s MYRIORAMA COMPANY! MYRIORAMA COMPANY! BEAUTIFUL SONGS and RECITATIONS, Vividly illustrated by the Electrinoptican. “ A Day in and Around Windsor Castle.” “Interesting Pianos in English Historv.” SACRED SONGS. RECITATIONS AND CAROLS, BY MR JOHN PULLER, Tho Eminent and Popular Tenor, Miss T. A. Hargrave Mr Leslie Buchanan Mias Lydia Walters Mr John Flora Miss Hottio Warden Mr Walter Fuller Admission —Dross Circle an I Stalls, 2s ; all other parts, Is. Children, half-price. EXCHANGE HALL-BOXING NIGHT. Entire Change of Programme. A Trot Round the Globe, by coach, boat and rail. MR JOHN FULLER Will sing “ Geraldine,” made popular by him throughout Australia, ” The Holy City” and “ The Death of Nelson ” (with scenic effects). MUSIC SONG AND STORY. Reserved seats at Holliday's Stationers' Hall, Lambton quay. 321 THE AGGREGATION OF SCIENTIFIC MARVELS. CLIFTON PHOTO GALLERIES, Willis street. Edison’s Latest Triumph. The Talk of the Town. THE KISETOSOOPE. New Scenes. THE KINE COPHONE, To Seo and Hear. Also, Edison’s Latest Improved LOUD PHONOGRAPH. Over 100 Items to select from. Just arrived and especially good are the Baritone Songa, 41 Anchored,” “Tho List Roll Call, “O, Promise Me.” Lon Spencer's Comic Songs. Tho Minstrel Selections, with Overture, Gags, Song and Part Choruses. American Bands, Cornet, Banjo, Piccolo Solos, &o. Open from 10 a m. CLIFTON PHOTO GALLERIES, Willis street. Kinetosoope also at the Exhibition, opposite Petono Woollen Goods Display. 237 A. H. WHITEHOU3B, Exhibitor. LOOK OUT POE pATHEB LANE’S FAVOURITE GROUNDS, Lower Hutt, ON BOXING DAY. MONSTER CATHOLIC PICNIC. Grand Procession of children from Boulcott street, headed by St. Mary’s Brass Band. | Switchback Railway, Swings, |Merry-go- j round. Races, Sports for young and old. I Parks (including admission to Grounds), 2s ; children free (but each child must procure a ticket at Bonloott street before the Procession starts, such ticket to be given to the guard on return journey). I Train leaves To -Aro at 9.30 a.m.; Wellington station at 9.40 a.m. Return train leaves Hutt at 5.35 p.m. Get your tickets on Boxing Day at Te Aro and Wellington stations. 293 "New Y EAR’S D AY. CATHOLIC EXCURSION AND PICNIC. BELMONT. BELMONT. Train Paros, 2s ; Children, Free. Reserve yourself for Now Year’s Day. 313 MEETINGS. COURT ROBIN HOOD, No. 4-128, A.O.F. HALF-YEARLY Summoned Meeting on MONDAY, 28th inst., at 7.30 p.m. Business— Election of Officers, J. T. WEBBER, P.D.C.R., 308 Secretary. COMPANIES ACT, 1890. THE NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OP AUSTRALASIA (Limited). NOTICE is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the National Mutual Life Association of Australasia (Limited) will be held at the Head Ofßoe, at the corner of Collins and Queen streets, Melbourne, on TUESDAY, tho 29th day of December, 1896, at 12 o’clock noon, when the resolutions which were passed at tho Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company, hold on 11th December, 1896, wiil bo’ submitted for confirmation as special resolutions as fojlows!— 1. To empower the dlrootors to take stops for amalgamation or union with the Mutual Assurance Society of Victoria (Limited), upon tho terms generally set forth in the abstract which accompanied the notice convening the meeting, subject to such modifications as they may deem necessary, and to effectuate such amalgamation or union’ in any mode which the directors may consider best. 2. To amend the Articles of Association so ns to admit the directors and members of tho Mutual Assurance Society of Victoria (Limited) to be directors and members respectively of the Association, to provide for the order of retirement of the directors, and to make dne provision for tho proper carrying out of the agreement for amalgamation between the two companies. . 3, To amend the Articles of Association so that the directors of the Association mar be ompoiyepK} to appoint bno of'thetr number to bo Managing Director, The text of the proposed alterations in the Articles of Assooiation may be inspected at tho Hoad Office, or at any of the Branch Offices of the Association. By order of the Board. E. J. STOCK. Actuary, Melbourne, (2th December, 1896, 307 SODA WATER SODA WATER In Syphons. THOROUGHLY Pmifiod and prepared specially, for Private Trade. Indispensable in tho sick-room. Obtainable from all Chemists and THOMSON, LEWIS & CO , Wellington an<( Wqnvanqi. I 'lelephone, 148 Q ILBEY’S DRY GIN. Excellent for Kidney and Allied Diseases. Vide special report of Sir Chas. Cameron, M.D. 170