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New Zealand Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 3326, 6 January 1898, Page 3

O P E B A JEF o tr S B. Lessee and Manager ... > ?v a ' r< * Treasurer „. ... Mr W. O’Sullivan THE LAST CHANCE. TO-NIGHT, THURSDAY, JANUARY 6th. Positively the Last Appew& ac ® Of the People’s Favourites, POLLiED’S OPEEA CO., In the Gorgeous Spectacle DJIN-DJIN.. Witnessed During the Last Nine Nights by NEARLY EIGHTEEN THOUSAND PEOPLE. And Universally Acknowledged as the MOST MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION Ever Placed Upon a Local Stage. Produced by n rrangooio:') t with MFS3RS WXLLIaMoON and MbSGROVE, And under the sole Direction of MR JOHN WALLACE. FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY, January 7tb, Bth and 10th, The World-Famed Musical Comedy, IN TOWN, As played by this Company With Phenomenal Success. Musical Director ... MrH. T. Hahbison, Prices,—Circle and Stalls, 3i; Family Circle, 2a; Pit, Is; Orchestra, Stalls, sa. Children half-price to all parts (Pit excepted). Box plan at Holliday's. Day Tickets at Abel’s and J. Shake’s. Doors open 7 o’clock. Curtain rises 7.45. FRED W. DUVAL, 906 Business Manager. LOVED LENORE, A s sung by Mr ERNEST DJIN-DJIN, FITTS in Can be obtained at the Dresden. 784 MANAWATU AND WEST COAST A. AND P. ASSOCIATION S 17UR3T ANNUAL RAM AND EWE Jj SHOW, At Show Grounds, Palmerston North, WEDNESDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY, 1898. .£2OO OFFERED in PRIZE MONEY. SIDE SHOWS—Tilting, Hunters, Driving Floral, Ladies’ Hunting, Bicycle Obstacle and Guessing Competitions. Entries close 26th January, double fee 29th January. All information from 812 DAVID A. WATT, Secretary. WELLINGTON SINGLE TAX SOCIETY. MONTHLY MEETING. ADDRESS on Single Tax Principles at Richards’ Hall, No. 73, Cuba street, THIS EVENING, at 8 o’clock. Discussion to follow. Public invited. Absolutely Free. 914 WELLINGTON TRADES AND LABOUR COUNCIL. THE Weekly Meeting of the above will take place THIS (Thursday) EVSNING, 6th inst. r Business Important. A full attendance ot' delegates requested. „ . R. E. VANBY, 911 Secretary. H ARBOUR E XCUESIONS. DAV’SBAY. TIME-TABLE. THE new Excursion Steamer DUCHESS will run as under (weather permitting) : SATURDAY, JANUARY Bth : Leave Ferry Wharf 10 a.m., 2.30 p.m. Leave Bay 11 a.m., 5 p.m, SUNDAY, JANUARY 9th : Leave Ferry Wharf 10 a m., 2.30 p.m. Leave Bay 11 a.m., 5 pm. Return Fare, Is 6d ; Children, 9d, 927 WELLINGTON GUARDS. YHE usual Weekly Parade of the Welling- _ ton Guards will be hold TEI3 (Thursy) EVENING, at 7.30 o’clock. A full ister is required to make final arrangemts to camp. ’ „ S. HARCOURT, 3 Lieutenant in Command.

District Orders. Headquarters, ; - Wellington, Sth January, 1898. 1. A Oamp o£ Instruction will be held at Newtown Park from Sunday, the Oth, to Saturday, the 15th inst. 2. The Wellington City Rifles, the Wellington Guards, the Kelburne Rifles and the Garrison Baud will parade at Mount Cook- Drillshed on "Sunday next, the Oth inst., at 3.30 p.m., and, march to camp, 1( Drill Order ” (with leggings) j each man will bring blankets neatly rolled, knife, fork, spoon, plate and pannikin, towel and soap. Each Corps will detail ,a non-commissioned officer and twelve men to proceed to Newtown Park on Saturday afternoon, the Bth inst., at 3 o’clock, to prepare oamp. and of this party a non-oommis-sioned|officer and six men will remain in oharge till the main body marches in on Sunday. 3. Major B. J. Collins, Wellington Battalion of Infantry, will be in command. STUART NEWALL, Lieut-Col., 918 Commanding District. HANMEE BATHS. npHE Government Sanatorium, which is H now open for public occupation, is a first-class Betel, close to the Baths, specially suited for invalids who cannot walk, or to whom exposure after bathing is dangerous. No medical or other certificate is required to obtain admission. Return ticket for rail and coach from Christchurch, 30s. Tariff7s per day, or 40s per week. There is provision for a few second-class visitors at 3s per day, or 20a per week. Apply to D. MCDONALD, 849 Manager. PASSOVER BREAD. Messes aulsbbeook and go., Christchurch, have pleasure in informing the Jewish residents of Wellington that they will again make PASSOVER BREAD and MEAL for the ensuing holidays by the authority and under the supervision of the Rev H. Van Staveren, Senior Jewish Minister of New-Zealand. Orders left at our Wellington Branch, Queen’s Chambers, will- have our careful attention. 932 CALEDONIAN SOCIETY OP WELLINGTON.ALL Accounts against the above Society must be sent to the Honorary Secretary on or before SATURDAY, Blh January, 1898. 907 JAS. B. SPEED, Hon. See. THE WELLINGTON BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY, Limited. WARRANTS for interim dividend of 4 per cent, for half-year ended 31st December, 1897, can now be obtained upon application at the Company’s Office, Customhouse quay. R. M. SIMPSON, 825 Secretary. TO JOHN KNIGP, late of Sydney, New South Wales, take notice that your wife, Prances Ann Kniep, has commenced proceedings against yon in the Supreme Court of the colony of Victoria for Divorce on the Grounds of Bigamy with Adultery, of a Repeated Act of Adultery and of Desertion, and that in default of an appearance within twb months from the publication hereof judgment may be given against you with coats, and that this notice is published in lieu of pergonal service by Order of Mr Justice Williams, dated the 16tfa day of December, 1897. Wm. Trench O. Kelly, Barrister and Solicitor, 434, Oollina street, Melbourne, Victoria, Petitioner’s Proctor. 782 ■JgrABORI PLEASURE GARDENS. , 213. Admission, 6d. BOATING, REFRESHMENTS, &c. Ac. Young’s Brakes leave Fitz Gerald’s Corner 10.15 a.m. and 2 p.m. RETURN FARES If* 751 (including admission) JL/ U ]RI» M!* Gr B IP PITHS. Customhouse, Shipping, Foetvabding and Genebal Agent, Accountant, Commission and Financial Agent. AddrO CENTRAL BUILDINGS, 14, Featherston street, 886 Wellington. Telephone TENNIS. PHOTOGRAPHY, MRS HERRMANN begs to announce her removal to new and commodious Premises, comer of Cuba and Dixon streets. 717 TRY JA Si. IT TO SHOBTT’S AUCTION ROOMS)