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New Zealand Times, Volume LVX, Issue 3129, 15 May 1897, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. O P E R A 11- OUSE. Under the direction of L. J. Lohr. STARTING FRIDAY EVENING- NEXT, MAY 21st, And the following three nights only. Triumphant Return and Farewell of CARO HERTZ, Prior to his departure for London, in a SPECIAL FAREWELL HOLIDAY BILL Including the first production in Welllngtou, of the Greatest Illusion of the day, VANITY FAIR Recently the craze of VANITY FAIR Christchurch, where it VANITY FAIR Created a Perfect Furore. VANITY FAIR So great was the crush and VANITY PAIR interest aroused by this VANITY FAIR Marvellous Illusion VANITY FAIR that the VANITY PAIR Police Nightly Stopped TANITY PAIR the sale of tickets. Farewell presentation of the original CINEMATOGRAPHS, In a complete set of new pictures, all STAR SUBJECTS RECENTLY ARRIVED, Including a portrait of HER’MAJESTY THE QUEEN. Popular Prices —3s, 2a, and One Shilling. (No early doors). EDWIN GEACH, Manager. CARL HERTZ FAREWELL Starts FRIDAY NEXT, GRAND FASHIONABLE NIGHT, All those who have soen Carl Hertz will probably see him again, and all those who have not seen him are sure to accept the tow remaining opportunities, so SECURE SEATS IN ADVANCE at Holliday’s. No extra charge for booking. jyj-ADAMB ROPE’S SECOND POPULAR CONCERT, EXCHANGE HALL. MAY 19 m. Prison Scene, Chorus of Monks, Trovatore ; Tapers Brightly Burning, Tableau of ladies ; Banjo solo, Mr Hunter Brown ; Vivandiero Admission, la; Reserved Seats, 2s. Plan it Dresden. WELLINGTON WHARF EMPLOYEES’ BENEFIT SOCIETY. Under the Distinguished Patronage of J. Hutcheson. Esq.. Sir Robert Stout, K.C.M.G., Geo. Fisher. Esq., Members for the City, and C. Wilson, Esq., Member for Suburbs. First anniversary social, IN AID OP THE HAWKE’S BAY RELIEF FUND. To be held in THOMAS’ HALL, ON WEDNESDAY, 19th MAT, 1897, Commencing at S p.m. Prices of Idmission —Double Ticket, 3s Cd ; Single Ticket (Gentlemen), 2s ; Extra Lady, In tjd. w. COUPEE, Hon. Sec. LOOK OUT FOR THE WELLINGTON CARRIERS’ UNION . SOCIAL. * T WHITAKER’S HALL, ON THE 21bt INST. Watch this paper for farther details. 923 WELLINGTON AMATEUR SWIMMING CLUB. TVRESENTATION of Prizes will take place in the Trooadero on MONDAY, 17th inat., at 8 p.m. A Smoke Concert will be held in connection with same. E. J. FLEMING, 914 Hon. Seo. athletics GOLF. rj(HE Monthly Competition for the Silver Cleek will take place on the Miramar Links TO-DAY (SATURDAY), 15th May. E. F. HADFIELD, 912 Hon Seo. Wellington Golf Club.

excursions. rABBOUE EXCURSIONS FT A ~ to; DAY’S BAY. SATURDAY, 15th MAY. Tho s.s. DUCO will leave the Ferry Wharf for the Bay at 2 p.m. Leave the Bay at 4.30 p.m. SUNDAY, 16th MAY. The s.s. DUCO will leave the Ferry Wharf for the Bay at 2.30 p.m. Leave the Bay at 4.30 p.m. FARES— Adults, 1/6 Children, meetings. ST. PAUL’S PARISH. A SPECIAL Meeting of Parishioners will bo hold on MONDAY, the 17th inst., in the Tinakori Road Schoolroom, at 8 p.m., to consider a resolution of tho Vestry regarding the proposed rebuilding of the Sydney street Schoolroom. T _ H sraoTTi 749 Vicar. WELLINGTON ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. THE Annual Moating of the above Society will be held at the Museum Room on MONDAY, 17th instant, at 8 p.m., to receive Annual report, elect Office-Bearers, &c. W. E. MORRIS, Hon Secretary. May 10th, 1897. 846 TENSERS. In the estate of WILLIAM CUNDY, late of Featherston, Blacksmith and Ironmonger (deceased). .... , SEPARATE Tenders are invited np till SATURDAY, the 22nd day of MAY, 1897, at 12 o’clock noon, for the Plant and Tools of Trade in the late W. Cundy's Blacksmith’s Shop, Featherston, and for the purchase of tke Stock-in-trade in the Ironmonger’s Shop. . , , , Alternate Tenders are invited for leasing tor a term of seven years the Blacksmith s Shop, Livery Stables, and Paddock, and Dwelling-house and Ironmonger’s Shop, jointly and separately. Conditions of tender, plana of properties submitted, and schedules of stock, plant and tools may be seen at Mrs W. Cundy’s dwelling, Featherston; the office of \Y. B. Chennells, agent Public Trustee, Masterton ; and the office of the Public Trustee, Wellington. Tender, marked on outside " Tender,’ to be addressed to Mr W. B, Chennells, agent Public Trustee, Maeterton. The highest or any tender not necessarily aclooted. JAMES C. MARTIN, Public Trustee. H 7 ' ppiy. FOB SALE BY TENDER. FIVE-ACRE Paddock in front of Racecourse Gate. For further information MRS E. BANNISTER, Woodlawn, Johnsonville; MB E. E. BANNISTER, New Zealand Times office. GOVERNMENT ADVTS. ‘THE GOVERNMENT VALUATION OF LAND ACT, 1896.” A PPLICATIONS are invited from £%_ thoroughly competent Valuers who are willing to make the valuations for any Borough, County, Riding, Road, Town or Outlying District. A memorandum specifying \ aluers duties, pvith the particulars required, and contamrag i form of application and schedule of local iistricta, taay be obtained by applying personally at, or by letter t>, any Postal Money Drdor Office or this office. Aonlications close on the 31st May, ioy?. PP JOHN McGOWAN, Valuer-General. Valuation Department, Wellington, 27th April, 1897. 73a LEGAL NOTICES. skr OTICE is hereby given that I the undersigned CHARLES AVERT, of Wellington, Labourer,intend to apply to the Supreme Court on MONDAY, Slat May, 1897, for an Unconditional Order of Discharge from Bankruptcy. 92-j CHARLES AVERY. BN B T BODL BY , Daibtman. DEMOTING TO MOLESWOETH STREET. Mr Neil Austin, ” The Don,” Lamhton nay, will act as agent. 614 TTOLT.TR BICYCLES. JYTEW Shipments just landed by COLLIER TWO-SPEED COMPANY, Lambton quay. 'hese are tho highest grade wheels at lowest price. db K” J A %