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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11113, 14 May 1898, Page 1

I Amusements"ipKlNCE^S TH E A I'R-B, Lessee and Manager ... Mi Tom Pollard. Treasurer Mr W. o'Sull.ivak THE EVENT OF AN EVENTFUL YEAR. On SATURDAY, MAY 21, , ; Ihe People's Popular Combination, \ POLLARD'S OPERA COMPANY, 5 Will return, for a Short Season Only, to the 3 Home of their Former Triumphs, which has been 5 altered and improved to such an extent that it is 5 ' - now the i MOST COMFORTABLE THEATRE IN NEW ZEALAND. , The Opening Attraction will be one -worthy oi the occasion, the most Perfect Production of the ' Present Generation, DJIN-DJIN, WITH ALL ITS MARVELLOUS EFFECTS, Which, owing to tho Enlargement of the Stage, will be used for the First Time Here intheil entirety. In order that this Opening may mark an Epocl in the History of Local Amusements, THE ELECTRIC LIGHT . Will be installed in BOTH AUDITORIUM AND STAGE. The Box Plau -will be opened at the Dresden ou Wednesday Morning. FRKD. W. DUVAL, limy Easiness Manager. */^ RA N D~~ C 0 N C B X 1 i ' Tendered ! ' MISS MILLY JACOBS '" 1 (Prior to her Departure for Australia), WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, : Under the Patronage of Danedin Shakespeare ;" Club. PROGRAMME: ■ • ■ ■ . '. Part I, 1. Male Quartet "In May Time" Billetes Messrs J. T. CARTER, J. ARMSTRONG. JAS. JAGO, and FARQUHAR YOUNG. 2. Song "I Trust You Still" Barnard Mr R. NEEBHAM. 3. Song " The Dream "■ Haydn Mrs WAKEFIELD HOLMES. 4. Song "IScbo" Somerset ' Mr JAii. JAGO. 5. Song "Alia Stella Confideate" Robandi . Miss MILLY JACOBS ('Cello obbligato Mr R. R. Moss.) 6. Song '•Hybrias, the Cretan" Elliot Mr FARQUHAR YOUNG. ; 7. Recitation '"Lasca" Frank Despre* Mrs COLLETT DOBSON (Dramatic Music UDder the direction of MrF. Leech.) 8. Piano Solo " Where the Bee Sucks " Benedict (By request) Mr A. J. EARTH. INTERVAL. During which the Certificates gained by the. successful candidates at the Trinity College Proctical Examination, October, 1897, will |be Presented by the .Chairman of the Local Committee, the Rev. Wm.Hewitson, M.A. Part 11. 1. Quartet " You Swear to be Good and True "("Dorothy") Cellie* Miss MILLY JACOBS, Miss K. BLANEY, Mr J. T. CARTER, Mr FARQUHAR YOUNG. 2. Song "The Beating of My Own Heart" Macfarrea Mrs W. MANSON. 3. 'Cello Solo Allegro (Concerto) Servais Mr R. R. MOSS. 4. Scena " Miserere "(" H Trovatore ") Verdi Miss MILLY JACOBS. 5. Song " Hush, me, 0 Sorrow" Somcrsa* Mr J. T. CARTER. 6. Song " She Wandered Down the Mountain Side " Clay Mis« ROSE BLANEY. 7. Song " Queen of the Earth " 'PinSutL Mr WM. MANSON. . , !S. Song • "A Cradle Song" Morgan ( • Miss KITTY BLANEY. 9. Song " Doon the Burn Davie Lad" ,- ■; (By special request) r Miss MILLY JACOBS. 10. Male Quartet Messrs J. T. CARTER, J. ARMSTRONG, ' JAS. JAGO, and W. MANSON. Accompanists: Madame YON LOOK, Miss K. MOLONEST,; and Mr A. J. BARTH. Box Plan Now-Open at Dresden. TICKETS EVERYWHERE. I4nq UNEDIK V. CAVEESHAM, ■ ' CALEDONIAN GROUNDS. THIS AFTERNOON. Kick-off at 3 o'clock. ' Admission, Sixpence; Grand Stand, Sixpence extra. 14ml TjV ■ O 0 T B A HI & CARISBROOK GROUND. UNIVERSITY v. PIRATES. THIS DAY (SATURDAY), MAY -14. Kick-off at 3 p.m. Admission: Sixpence; Stand, Sixpence extra ; Ladies Free. ■ 14ms A UCKLAND INDUSTRIAL AND -£*- MINING EXHIBITION, IS9B-1899, OPENS Ist DECEMBER, 1893. NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS: APPLICATIONS for SPACE are requested t» be sent in at Earliest Possible Date. All necessary forms may bo obtained from thy Secretary Industrial. Association, Dunedin, or, from the Undersigned; W, R. HOLMES, , Secretary. Office: No. 5S Queen street, Auckland. 23rd February, IS9B. 5m Me c tinge. TAGO LICENSED VICTUALLERS' ASSOCIATION. The ADJOURNED ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING will be held at Watson's Hotel, on. MONDAY, the 16th. inst., at 3 p.m. Business.—Report and Balance Sheet, Eleo tion of Officers, Electoral Roll. J. C. SHORT. 9my President. TVUNEDIN BURNS CLUB. The MONTHLY MEETING will be held in the City Hall on WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst. A short Address will be given by Dr Gordon Macdonald—subject, " Who Are the Scots ?'—and I a good programme of Vocal and Instrumental ! Music ■will be provided. The Secretary and Treasurer will be at the Hall at 7 o'clock p.m. to i issue Members' Tickets for the ensuing year. 14my JAMES GIBSON, President. ALL those who are interested in Chrysanthemum Culture and willing to ASSIST IN FORMING A CLUB will pleaaa MEET in the Cafe Continental, Princes street, on TUES. DAY EVENING, the 17th May, at 8 o'clock. fjiEDERATED SEAMEN'S UNION OF JU NEW ZEALAND. HEAD OFFICE, DUNEDIN. In accordance with Resolution passed at a General Meeting of Membevs on Thursday, the 12th inst., it is Hereby Notified that a SPECIAL MEETING of the above Union will be held at the Rooms, Rattray street, Dunedin, at 8 p.m., on THURSDAY, 19th day of May, IS9S. Business : Consideration of the attitude adopted by M» Hindmarsh (president) and Mi W. Jones (secretary), of the Wellington Branch of the Federated Seamen's Union, and what steps should be taken by the Union consequent thereon. (Signed) JAMES W. M'WATT. President. WILLIAM BELCHER, Secretary. Sporting1. mAHUNA PARK TROTTING CLUB* MAY MEETING. ACCEPTANCES for ALL EVENTS on fits* day CLOSE at 30 p.m. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), 14th May. IT. L. JAMES, Itoy Secretary