Amusements. £j I T Y^ ~H A h L TO-NIGHT. ""~TO-NIGHT. GRAND ENTERTAINMENT By COLORADO MINSTREL AND VARIETY TROUPE. Largest Show ever put on City Hall Stage. New, Bright, Original, and Sparkling. People's Prices: Circle, Is 6d; Stalls, la; Pit, 6d. 21m Qi"t y hall. COMMENCING SATURDAY, 28th MARCH. FOUR NIGHTS ONLY. I GRAND DRAMATIC ATTRACTION. Special Engagement of j ETHEL R. YELVERTON, Supported by a POWERFUL DRAMATIC COMPANY. I First Production iu thia City of Edmund Yates's benssvtioual Melodrama, in Three Acts, entitled BLACK SHEEP; or, A WIFE'S DEVOTION. SATURDAY, 28th MARCH, COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT tendered to ' MISS ANNIE WYNIARD. Dreg Circle, Is 6d ; Stalls, la ; Pit, 63. r\ R ■ I C KB T. MONDAY, 23rd MARCH, ANNIVERSARY DAY. Country Representative Team v. Carisbrook, At CARISBROOK. Play Commences at 10 a.m. sharp. ADMISSION, SIXPENCE. . glm Drapery. "T U T U M N ,1 89 6. ( We hold in Stock this Season treble I the number of LADIES' JACKICTH and NOT1? i MANTLES of any other house in tbe IWIU ICity, and during rebuilding we shall I clear them at but a small advance on ■ Uanded cost. Our collection of Jackets, Mantles, and Macin toshes this season is specially richerchi, and includes all the LATEST STYLES and FABRICS produced in Britain and Europe for 1896. The LORNE JACKET, very\ From Stylish and Comfortable. /I Guinea each. From f The CLYDE JACKET, Fawn 1£ Guineas each. I Beaver Cloth, strapped seams. The" RUTHERGLEN JACKET,^ From of Black Kyrle Cloth, real Skunk V2 Guineas Collar. Newest style. J each. And Hundreds of GARMENTS in various Styles, Cloths, and Trimmings to suit all tastes and ages. We have just opened a Grand Assortment of LADIES' MACINTOSHES iu the Leading Styles of the day. These include the following, which held first place in Britain and -Europe during the Autumn :— The BANGOR MACINTOSH, 1 with Double Detachable Cape. ) (\ The RITA MACINTOSH, with ■< Single-pleated Cape, Golf Straps, Land Velvet Collar. The HOTHF.SAY MACIN-1 TOSH, with Detachable Cape, >- . Frill, aod Velvet Collar. J ''" . Also, a complete stock of Plush and Seal CAPES and MANTLES, all fashionable lengths, handsomely trimmed with PasEementerie, Jet, Gimp.andFur. \,:. . PRICES FROM 2 GUINEAS TO 8 GUINEAS. HERBERT, HAYNES, & CO., TEMPORARY PREMISES, OCTAGON. • ( OTAGO WITNESS, ) THURSDAY, MARCH 19. THE AWAKENINC OF SILAS MARSTON. RECOLLECTIONS OF THE BLUE COAT SCHOOL. By N.Z. THOSE PECULIAR BOULDERS. By M. Green. MISS LAVINIA PRIM AT THE SEASIDE. By John Pennell. NATURAL HISTORY NOTES : THE WEKA j By Riciiakd Henry. FACTS ABOUT CHAMPAGNE. A LEGEND OF THE TRENT. SHAKESPEARE AND THE CESSATION OF WAR. MATHEWS THE ELDER. BILLIARDS WITH MARBLES. ANGLING-By Jock Scott. ART AND ARTISTS. BOWLING—Notes by Jack. COUNTRY-Isla Bank, Lake County, Wendon, Clyde, Gore, Waikaka Valley, Waimatuku, Bald Hill Flat, Pomabaka Downs, Tapanni, Clarks, Middlemarch, Broad Bay, Waitati, Shag Point. CRICKET-Notes by Slip. ' CYCLING—Notes by Demou. CHESS AND DRAUGHTS, by Messrs John Mouat and Joseph Abernetby. EDITOR'S WALLET. FARM AND STATION-Notes on Rural Topics, Records of Agricultural Commodities Exported, A. and P. News, Textile-fibre Producing Plants, New Zealand's Foreign Trade, Chrintchurch Ram Fair, Stock and Grazing Notes, London Wool Letter, New Zealand Produce, Agricultural Hull, Farm Notes, Commercial Summary, Our Canterbury Agricultural Budget, Rabbit Peat, Californkn Thistle, Wool Sales, Correspondence. FUN AND FANCY. FANCIERS' COLUMN. Kennel Notes-By Terror. FOOTBALL—Notes by Forward. GARDEN. HEALTH COLUMN. LITTLE FOLKS: By Dot.-Ringfalla Bridge, Letters from Little Folks. LITERARY NOTES. LAND AND WATER. Leaflets for Gardeners and Fruit-growers. LADIES' PAGE: By Emmeline.—Answers to Correspondents, Table Talk, Anonymous Correspondent, Progressive Euchre, Ladies' Gossip, Home Interests. MINING.-Week's Mining News, Rich Reefs. Notes from AVakatipu, Waipori, Keefton, Lyell, Correspondence. MULTUM IN PARVO. . . NOTES AJSD QUEKISS. NOVELIST: Price of a Life.-By Fabian Bell. NORTHERN LETTER. NATURAL HISTORY NOTES : The Weka.By Richard Henry. POETRY. PATER'S CHATS WITH THE BOYS. PERSONAL NOTES. PASSING NOTES.—By Civis. Publications Received. RIDDLER. : SHIPPING NEWS. SCIENCE NOTES. SOUTHLAND NEWS NOTES. Scotland. SPORTING: By Jlazeppa.—Fixtures, Nominations, <Sc., Best Records, Talk of the Day, In a NutuhelL, Official Calendar, Ca.uterbu.ty Doings, by M Quad, Wellington Notes, by Onlooker. AucklaodTopics, by Taihoa, KvenTime Trotters, Weights, Acceptances, <&c, Racing in New Zealand, Dunedin Jockey Club. /.. '.:,. THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL NOTES.—Weilmgton Wing Whispers—By P. Rompter ; Australian St»ge Gossip—By Bis. THE WEEK.—The Old Old Story, A Judicial " Man from Shropshire," The Patriot at Work, . Convictions for Drunkenness, Federation, The Unemployed, Victorian " Reforms," A. Cardinal and Education. " Weather Chart. Wellington NewjJfotes. /WES! COASI SSD> LORAIH)N.^-«Bjr : 51oJB»SAlackenzift: 3
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10625, 21 March 1896, Page 1
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