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Otago Daily Times, Issue 7075, 18 October 1884, Page 1

A'SAamwM&ts. "ORINOBBS THSATSF. Leasee Mr G. B. W. L»wi». Diiectreßa Mrs O. B. W. Lnwia. THIS EVENING (SATURDAY), OCTOBER 18 LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT Of MASKB AND FACES. LAST NIGHT MASKS AND FAOEB. LAST NIGHT Ot MRS G. B. W. LEWIB MRS G. B. W. LEWIS Aa PEG WOFFINGTON. PEG WOFFINGTON. LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT Of WHO'S TO WIN HIM. WHO'S TO WIN HIM. MONDAY, OCTOBER SO, Tho elegant Comedy, CLOUDS. CLOUDS. Then look for the Grkat Pastowme Production, , BLUEBEARD, BLUEBEARD, With all the Oiiglnal Scenea, Tranaformatlons, Dances, and Stage Effects. New and Elegant Costumes. Pricea: is, 2a 6d, and la. Box plan at Dresden Piano Warehouae. Ticketa at Nathan's. ]So J. Vf. DODGE. Bußineas Manager. QJT. ANDREW'S CHURCH. SACRED CONCERT. On TOESOAY EVENING, 2lst INST., At 8 o'clock. Song "Far Away where Angola Dwell" Blumenthal Mr Vf. Fraaer. Pong " Tbe Better Land " Cowen Mrs Hislop. Solo " Arm, Arm, Ye Brave!" Zfoniirf Mr Jago. Duet "He shall Feed Hia Flock "—" Come unto ~. „ t Him" Eandel Miss Campbell and Mrs Hialop. Recit. and Solo " Behold.l Tell You a Mystery"— "The Trumpet shall Sound" Handel Mr W. H. Rose. Song "Ruth" Miss Campbell. Accompanist .. Mr Richards. Interval. " D A V I D." Conductor .. Mr W. H. Rose. Abigail (soprano) .. .. Mies Grey Michal (contralto) .. ~ Mias Home David (tenor) .. .. Mr H. E. Chlnn Saul (baritone) .. .. Mr H. Smith Samuel (baßa) .. .. Mr T. Gray Jease (tenor) .. ~ Mr W. H. Ash Abner (baritone) .. .. MrJ. Roee. Attendants, Shepherds, Sentinels, Men of War. Pianißte, Mlaa Wild; Organiat, Mr J. M. Lomas. Admission la. 180 SATURDAY EVENING POPULAR CONCERTS. GARRISON HALL. THIRD CONCERT, OCTOBER 18, 1884. Vocallsta: Mrs Murphy, Messrs H. Smith, J. Jago, and Jonea, have kindly contented to sing. Admission—Gallery, la; Body of Hall, 6d. Conductors .. Messrs Towssfand Wishart. 170 TTIGH SCHOOL SPORTS. CALEDONIAN GROUND 3. THIS DAY, Commencing at 1 p.m. Admission: Ground, la; Stand, 2a. The Naval Brigade Band will perform during tbe Afternoon. ISo CALEDONIAN BOWLING CLUB. OPENING OF SEASON TO-DAY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18. All Members are requested to be on the Club'a Groucd at 2.30 sharp, weather permitting. JOHN OGG, 180 Secretary. JjGrOBBS & SOODWIW seeat^sju. &so aKaisaai, BiLurogEnu, $3jSiBSCEU3OB Psst-oSas Addseca I Sax SSf. la NOTICE XO THEATRICALS AND OTHERS. rpo ARRANGE for USE of the -2- Wellington BILL-BOARDS, communicate witb BLUNDELL BROTHERS, . Proprietora Evening Post, Wellington! Or with GARDNER & M'DONALD, Agenis, i Brighton Chambera, Caehol St., Ohrlstchnroh. Meetings. FRIENDLY SOCIETIES* ANNUAL SERVICE. ST. PETER'S CHURCH, CAVERSHAM. SUNDAY, OOTOBER 19. THE Undermentioned, with kindred Lodges and Visiting Brethren, are respectfully requested to MEET, in Regalia, at the Town Hall, Caversham, at 2.15 p.m. Order of Proceeaiou: Induetrhl School Brass Band Foresters Orangomon Druids Odd-Fellowa Protestant Alliance. By order of Committee. ISo Religious. CARGILL ROAD WESLEYAN CHURCH ANNIVERSARY. SUNDAY, OOTOBER 19. Morning, at 11—Rev. J. S. Smalloy. Afternoon, 2.30—R0v. D. J. Murray. Evening, at 6.3o—Rev. J. Beckenham. TEA-MEETING, TUESDAY, October 21.—Tea on tables at 6.80. Ticketa, ls 6d. 180 Looturea. T YCEUM HALL, SUNDAY EVENING", 19th OOTOBER, Mr O. J. BODGE will deliver a Lecture entitled JESUS OF NAZARETH. The Bind will play " Siege de Corinthe," " Marie Antoinette," and Waltz Selections. Doors open at 7; commence 7.80. Circle, la; Body of Hall, 6d. 180 Calls, &c. BIG RIVER EXTENDED GOLD-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). FINALNOTICE. LEGAL Proceedings will be taken on TUESDAY, 21st Inst., for the RECOVERY of all CALLS remaining UNPAID on that date. PATRICK BRENNAN, 180 Manager. COMSTOCK EXTENDED GOLD-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). FINAL NOTICE. LEGAL Proceedings will be taken oa TUESDAY, 21st hist., for tho RECOVERY of all CALLS remaining UNPAID oa that date. PATRICK BRENNAN, ISo Manager. 11 ' ' _—_^-----___-W■■■____^____|^______________^ Educational. UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND. ENTRANCE EXAMINATION FOR MATRICULATION and JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRELIMINARY MEDICAL EXAMINATION. Thla Examination ia to Commence on MONDAY, Sth DECEMBER NEXT. CANDIDATES must send in to the University Ollice, Wellington, on or before SATURDAY, November S (altar which date no application will be received), a LIST of the SUBJECTS in which they desire to be examined, signed with their Christian Namea In full, accompanied by a statement of their age laat birthday, and by a fee of one guinea. Candidates for Junior Scholarehlpa must stato the acbool or schools at which they have recoived their education during the last flve yeara. Eight Junior Scholarahipa will be offered at thla Examination. The places of examination will bo Auckland, Napier, Wellington, Nelson, Chriatchurch, Greymouth, Timaru, Dunedin, and Invercargill. W. M. MASKELL, '° Registrar. EDUCATIONAL. \f R WOOD, "J^ademy, Ootagon, ivJL givea PRIVATE TUITION to Ladles and GeDtlemen ln Bookkeeping, Arithmetic, Penmanship, Engliah Composition, ElocutlOD, SHORTHAND, &c. Alao, EVENING CLASSES all tho year round. Tuition by Correspondence. Referencea given. 20j O DANCING, DEPORTMENT, MUBIOAI OALISSHKNICS. MR CHARLES HALL, Great King street north (late 111 Mara street, Hackney, London), Is now forming Classes for the' above, and will Introduce eovsnl new Dances which have never been danced in ths Colonies. Advanced Clasaaa—Fridays. Elementary— Wedna* daya, 8 p.m. These Olaesaa are quite private; only pnplle admitted. Twelve lessons, £1 la. Javenite Claaa, Monday, 4.15 to S-16. Dramatic Claaa—Xncsday Evenings, 8 o'clock, ilea. bars wanted. Schools and Families attended. Private Lessons at any hour, Ea. Dances of all nations taught. Charlea Halle New "Ballrocm Guide," twelv* itampa ifcy