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New Zealand Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 3434, 16 May 1898, Page 3

DURWARD X|ELY. A Native of Arbroatb. OPERA HOUSE, NEXT WEDNESDAY, And three following evenings. First Appearance of the PRINCIPAL TENOR Of Her Majesty’s, D'Oyly Carte’s ami Carl Rosa Opera Companies, and of MADAME ADELIYA PATTI’S CONCERTS. AND THE BEST LIVING SINGER Of the Auld Scots Sangs, Who has been received with TUMULTUOUS ENTHUSIASM In Christchurch and Dnnedin. Entire Change of Programme Nightly. tke"fiest MUSICAL, HUMOROUS. ANECDOTAL MUSICAL, HUMOROUS, ANECDOTAL MUSICAL, HUMOcOUS, ANECDOTAL ENTERTAINMENT, . To be presented by MR LELY, And which Cannot be Repeated, Will be SCOTTISH SONG & STORY SCOTTISH SONG & STORY “ The Sanga my Paither liked to hear. The Sangs my Mither sang.” Pianist Mbs Dubwaed Lely. | Dross Circle, 3s: All Stalls, 2s; Family Circle, Is (Id (Family Tickets, admitting four, ss); Pit, Is. Box plan at Holliday’s. Commence at 8. G9l B. S. SMTTHE. J.V3. ADAME JtjL ELLER, Physiognomist, Inspirational Medium, Upper Ghuzneb street. Third house, left hand aide, from Willis street. Questions answered and Information given on every subject— Health, Marriage, Business, &o. Last week of Season. Intending visitors are requested to make an early call. G6B D isimcx R D E R S. Headquarters, Wellington, 14th May, 1898. 1. Tuesday, the 24th inst., being Her Majesty’s Birthday, the undermentioned Corps will parade at Mount Cook Drillshed at 9 a.m., “ Drill Order ” Wellington Naval Artillery ; D Battery N.Z. Regiment Artillery, “ with Nordenfeldt guns horsed ” ; Wellington City Rifles, Wellington Guards, Kelburne Rifles, and Garrison Baud. 2. The Petone Naval Artillery will come in by the train, leaving Petone at 8.17 a.m., taking np the detachments at Ngahauranga and Kaiwarra on route. 3. The Troops will he exercised in Field Manoeuvres, and at 12 noon will assemble for the purpose of firing a Royal Salute and Fen-do-joie. J. COLEMAN, Captain. 716 For Officer Commanding District.' ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WBLLINGXON-NAPIER DISTRICT. QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY, 24th MAY, 1898. HOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS at rates 2d per mile Tirst-olass, Id per mile Seoond-olass (minimum faro 4s and 2s respectively ; mileage counted one way only), will be issued FROM ANT STATION TO ANY STATION on W ELLINGTON - NAPIER ■ NEW PLYMOUTH SECTION (excepting where ordinary fare is less than minimum excursion fare! from Saturday, 21st, to Tuesday, 24th May, available for return np to and including Tuesday, 31st May, 1898. Note. —In no case will the through excursion fare via Government line exceed the through excursion fare via Wellington and Manawatu Company’s line, provided that—(a) The fares from Wellington, Silverstream and intermediate stations — to Ashurst, Makino Road, Foxton and intermediate stations shall not be less than the fares to Woodville. (b) The fares from Makino Road, Foxton, Ashurst and intermediate stations —to Silverstream, Wellington and intermediate stations shall not be less than the fares from Woodville to any of the latter stations. The period for which these tiokets are available for return journey may be extended for a further period of 14 days upon payment of difference in value between the ordinary single fare and half the excursion fare. Application mnst bo made at station to which excursion ticket was issued, and before expiry of same, and the unused portion of excursion ticket be handed in. The journey may be broken at any station at which the train is timed to stop after a distance of 25 miles has been travelled; Note.— On QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY EXCURSION TICKETS, whether outward or return, from To Aro, Upper Hntt and intermediate stations—to Featharston, Masterton and intermediate stations, including Greytown, will not he available by North MAIL TRAIN (leaving Te Aro at 7 a.m, and Wellington at 7.15 a.m.). Likewise Excursion Tickets, whether ontwaid or return, from Masterton, Featharston and intermediate stations, including Greytown, will not he available by South MAIL TRAIN (leaving Masterton at 3.57 p.m.). An Excursion Train, by which suoh tickets will be available, will run between Te Aro and Masterton, leaving Te Aro at 7.53 a.m. (Wellington at 8,5 a m.), and return leaving Masterton at 5-l6 p.m. (Featharston at 6.19 p.m ). CHEAP RETURN TICKETS (available on day of isane only) as obtainable on Saturdays and Sundays between TeAro, Upper Hntt and intermediate stations, will be issued, in either direction, on 24th MAY, 1898. TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS (Te Aro - Woodville line). The following ordinary trains will not ui:n :—7.40 a.m. Masterton to Cross Creek, 6.30 p.m. Upper Hnto to Te Aro, 8.20 p.m. Te Are to Lower Hntt, 8.40 p.m. Te Aro to Upper Hntt and 9.15 p.m. Lower Hutt to Te Aro. The train usually leaving Lower Hutt for Te Aro at 8.12 a.m. will leave at 8.0 a.m., and will Tan correspondingly earlier than usual throughout. The train usually leaving Upper Hntt for Te Aro at 7.55 a.m. will leave at 7.45 a.m.; from Lower Hutt to To Aro it will run as usual. All other ordinary trams will run as usual, SPECIAL TRAINS (stopping, if required, at intermediate stations) wijl run as under ; Between To Ayo and Masterton.—Te Aro depart 7 S 3 a.m., Wellington 8.5, Lower Hntt 8.35, Upper Hntt 9.15, Featherston 11.15, Carterton 12.3 p.m , Masterton arrive 12.30 p.m. Masterton depart (on return journey) 5.10 p.m., Carterton 5.38, Featherton 6.19, Upper Hutt 8 52, Lower Hntt 9.35, Wellington arrive.lo.4, Te Aro arrive 10 15 p.m. Note.—Special trains to and from Greytown will connect with this train on both J North and South journeys, leaving Greytown at 11.18 a.m. and 5:48 p.m., and arriving at Greytown (on return journey) at 11.41 a.m. and 6,13 p.m. Between Te Aro and Upper Hntt. The ordinary 6.5 p m. train Te Aro to Lower Hntt will run to Upper Hntt, arriving there at 7.45 p.m. A special train will leave Upper Hntt for To Aro at 6,5 p.m. Between Te Aro and Lower Hutt s— Te Aro depart 9.5 p.m. for Lower Hutt. Lower Hntt depart 10.15 p.m. for Te Aro, Te Aro depart 11.5 p.m. for Lower Hntt. On Queen’s Birthday goods traffics will be suspended and all goods sheds closed. For train arrangements on Woodville Spit line, for fares at above rates and for faller information see posters and handbills, or enquire at stations BY ORDER. District Traffic Office, Wellington, 13th May, 1898. 721 WELLINGTON AND MANAWATU RAILWAY COMPANY (Limited). QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY, 24th MAY, 1898. RACES AT OTAKI, 24th and 35xk MAY, 1898. JN Connection with above, special train, arrangements will be made. HOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS will be leaned from SATURDAY, 21st inst., to TUESDAY, 24th inst., over the Company’s and the Napier-Taranaki Railways, available for return till Tuesday, 31st May, 1893. For farther particulars see posters. W. M. HANNAT, General Manager. Wellington, 14th May, 1893. 713 MRS J. S. CROSS, , DIRECT IMPORTER, 123, Lambton quay. PRACTICAL Knowledge and Experience in Art Needlework and Fancy Materials. Needlework in all its branches, including Sequins and Jewels in all colours, just arrived. Inspection Invited, Lessons in Painting and “ Abt Nkedlewoek itS* Every requisite tor the above may be obtained on the premises. 204 EJ. KING’S for Sheet and Book Mnsio. B. J. King’s for Violin, Banjo, Mandoline, 40., Strings, E. J. King’s for Musical Instruments. B. J. King’s for Piano Tuning. E. J. King’s for Rehainng Violin, Viola, ’Cello and Bass Bows. B. J. King’s for Victoria, Australian, Groavonor, &0., Mnsio boofca. B. J. King and Sons’ QoadriUe Orchestra and Quadrille Pianist. B. J. King’s address —69, Manners street. 241 CALICO Streameis, any mo, printed at Tb> Twm office.