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New Zealand Times, Volume LVX, Issue 3130, 17 May 1897, Page 3

AMUS. Opera H o u s e. Under the direction of L. J. Lohr. FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, \ And for the following 3 THREE NIGHTS ONLY. 3 ! Triumphant Return and Farewell of CARL HERTZ, Prior to his departure for London, in a SPECIAL FAREWELL HOLIDAY BILL. VANITY FAIR VANITY FAIR VANITY FAIR See VANITY FAIR VANITY PAIR VANITY FAIR 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, 2s, and One Shilling. (No early doors). Secure Seats at Holliday's. 950 EDWIN GEACH, Manager. ST. JOHN’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOLS, Willis street. Anniversary services, 1897. TUESDAY, MAY 18th. The Cantata, “ Esther the Beautiful Queen,” will be rendered in the Church by a large chorus of Scholars and Teachers, assisted by the Choir and Friends, under the leadership of Mr W. Hopkirk. Mr Barnett will preside at the organ. Doors open at 7 o’clock. To begin at 7.30. Admission Free. Collection in Aid of School Funds. 929 F. MASON, Hon Sec. St. 3?aul’s Pro -Oathedral, Stainer’s Cantata, “THE DAUGHTER OP JATRUS,” Will be sung on WEDNESDAY’ EVENING NEXT, MAY 19, At S o’clock. 913 M ADAME OoPE’3 SECOND POPULAR CONCERT, EXCHANGE HALL, MAY 19th. Prison Scene, Chorus of Monks, Trovatore; Tapers Brightly Burning, Tableau of ladies ; Banjo solo, Mr Hunter Brown ; Vivandiere Song. Admission, la; Reserved Seats, 2s. Plan at Dresden, 925 WELLINGTON AMATEUR SWIMMING CLUB. TJRESENTATION of Prizes will taka zZ place in the Trooadoro THIS EVENING, at 8 o’clock. A Smoke Concert will be held in connection with same. B. J. FLEMING. 914 Hon. Seo. MEETINGS. ST. PAUL’S PARISH. A SPECIAL Meeting of Parishioners will A be held THIS (Monday) EVENING, in the Tinakori Road Schoolroom, at 8 o’clock, to consider a resolution of the Vestry regarding the proposed rebuilding of the Sydney street Schoolroom. T. H. SPROTT, 749 Vicar. WELLINGTON ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. THE Annual Meeting 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, &o. W. R. MORRIS, Hon Secretary. May 10th, 1897. 84S ST. PAUL’S RELIEF AND DORCAS SOCIETY. THE Annual Meeting of the above Society will bo hold in the Choir Vestry of St. Paul’s Pro-Cathedral, on TUESDAY Next, May 18th, at 3 p.m. Business : Report and Balance-sheet, Election of Officers and Committee. Subscriptions due. Attendance invited. KATE JANISCH, 939 Hon Seo. HAWKE’S BAY FLOODS RELIEF FUND. THE Committee will hold their final meeting on TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at 4 p.m. It is requested that all subscriptions may be sent in by Noon of that date. J. E. PAGE, Hon Secretary. 15th May, 1897. 938 ATHLETICS THE WELLINGTON PHYSICAL TRAINING SCHOOL AND GYMNASIUM. THE above will be open to Members at 7.30 on Tuesday night, the 18th instant. Every person wishing to take part in the exercises must come provided with Flannels and Shoes. All intending members specially invited. Full particulars as to subscription, &c , may bo obtained from the Hon, Treasurer, Mr W. E. Woods, Cuba street. 941 RAILWAYS. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS.I INTERRUPTION OP TRAFFIC. WANGANUI SECTION. ' A TEMPORARY bridge having been constructed over the Rangitikei river, goods traffic between Wellington and all stations on the Wanganui section is now resumed, T. EONAYNE, General Manager, N.Z. Railways. Head Office, Railway Department, Wellington, 15th May, 1897. 942 WELLINGTON AND MANAWATU RAILWAY COMPANY (Limited). WANGANUI - NEW PLYMOUTH SECTION NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. BREACH AT RANGITIKEI BRIDGE. mHE Government Department now advises 1 that the temporary Bridge over the Rangitikei River is completed, and that ordinary goods'traffic will be resumed on and after Monday, 17th inet. W. M. HANNAY, General Manager. Wellington, 15th May, 1897. 945 PUBLICATIONS. TgJVEEY RATEPAYER SHOULD READ THE GUARDIAN On the City Drainage and Bungling Bumbledom. Just Out ! Price Threepence, Of all News Agents. Published at 11, Grey street, Wellington. 905 LONDON MUSIC PUBLISHING COMPANY, NEW ZEALAND BRANCH. Opening of New Premises. Wholesale and Retail Depdt. 1. WILLIS STREET (Next Fitz Gerald, Chemist). WE sell at our London price copyright songs by Adams, Pinsuti, Toati, Molloy, Sullivan, Wellings, &0., from6d to 1b 6d; sold elsewhere at 2s each. Braga’s Serenata, Cd; Kowalski’s March, 6d; Czerny’s 101 exercises, the 4s book for 6d; Czerny’s School of V6locit4, the 6s book for 9d. All pieces by Liszt, Leybach, Schultoff, Smallwood and all leading composers, from 2d to 6d each. 50,000 copies to select from. Hemy’a Piano Tutor, the 5a book, Is 3d. Other Tutors from 10d each. Teachers, Schools and Colleges at our London Trade rates. All the latest Is annuals sold by us at 9d each—elsewhere, la 3d, Violin, Banjo, Guitar strings by every mail. Postage paid on all country orders. LONDON MUSIC PUBLISHING CO., 1, Willis street (next Fitz Gerald, Chemist). QUEEN’S RECORD REIGN BOOK. rjIHE above Book is being published by ns, and will be scattered throughout the Coleny, as per circular just issued, aud our Repro* sentative is now receiving orders for advertisements for same. As space is limited advertisers are requested to secure -their requirements at once. MAXTON & MOORE, Publishers, la, Grey street, 844 Wellington. THE BERLIN POLKA, a new and popular Dance, most' fashionable in Great Britain and on the Continent. To be had at all music - sellers, with full instructions how to dance. Music composed expressly by F. W. Gardiner, Teacher of Dancing, 65, Sydney street. TRY “K” JA M