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Observer, Volume 1, Issue 5, 16 October 1880, Page 39

THEATRE ROYAL. . Manager p. Doran A GRAND MUSICAL AND VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT Will be given for the benefit of Mrs. Rees and Family by Local Amateurs and Professionals (Ladies and Gentleman), and the Band of No. 3 Company. Under the patronage and presence of His Worship the Mayor (T. Peacock, Esq.), the Members of the City Council, Members of the House of Representatives, the Friendly Societies, and the Licensed Victuallers' Association. Friday Evening, October 15. Tickets to be had everywhere. .Remember the Object of the Benefit on this Occasion. Prices :— Dress Circle, 45.; Stalls, 2s. 6d.; Pit, Is. Doors open at 7.15 ; to commence at 8 sharp. Omnibus leaves Moimt Eden for town at.7 p.m.,re--fcurning after the performance. THOS. BAKEWELL, Secretary. 170 fTf H E A T R E ROYAL. Grand Opening Night, WEDNESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 20. FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY. MR. AND MRS. HART In their successful Entertainment, HAPPY HOURS I HAPPY HOURS ! ! Consisting of musical comedies and new burlettas. Prices— 4s., 2s. 6d., Is. Walter kirby, Business Manager. TT IS QUITE TRUE HE HE WILL BE FOUND AT— (see next issue.) By Appointment TO HIS j» j^ TO HIS Boyal Highness Jil-JWpL Excellency -Duke of Edinburgh Jg3&£|p|£^ Governor and the Earl op Pembroke. T> H. BARTLETT, PHOTOGRAPHER, Respectfully calls the attention of the people of Auckland to the fact that he is now furnishing highly-enam-elled Photographs at reasonable prices, at his studio, Queen-street, Auckland. This process was first disdiscovered by Mr. Hem, a popular photographer in Boston, Mass, U.S.A., and has been practised by me since 1861. Although this method of beautifying photographs is attended with much careful manipulation, the result is very satisfactory and pleasing, as well as beneficial, inasmuch as it preserves the picture from fading and spotting by exposure to air. He guarantees these photographs, when enamelled, to remain perfectly brilliant for fifty years, as time and climate has no damaging effect on them. Please call and inspect our ■work. 132 H H . JONES, GENERAL FURNITURE MAKER, Office and Shop Fitter, WAKEFIELD-STREET, AUCKLAND. All kinds of Furniture Neatly Repaired, Re-stuffed, and Re-polished in the Best Styles. Prices Moderate. 120 TT O W IS IT COOPER, at the top of Wakefield Street, makes good sound Furniture, and sells at a little over half the price other makers do ? — Why, because he does not pay city rent, and is satisfied with a small profit.— H. W. Cooper, top of Wakefield-street, Auckland. 121 mARANAKI DYEING AND CLEANING 1 WORKS, FOOT OF WAKEFIELD-STREET, Auckland. Gentlemen's Clothes Cleaned, Dyed, or Renewed, and well Pressed. Ladies' Drosses Cleaned, Dyed, or Renewed any Colour. Kid Gloves Cleaned. J. W. THOMPSON, Proprietor. . 119 riHEAP AND GOOD. Save a fourth of your Money by purchasing your Goods at JOHN KEESING'S. Come and see the Goods and the Prices. Clothing, Fancy Goods, Perfumery, Jewellery, together with a large assortment of useful articles. John Keesing, Lennox's Buildings, Upper Queen-street. Patronised by his Royal Highness the Duke oe Edinburgh. TKT ILLIAMSON'S AMERICAN BOWLING SALO ON. [Established 1865.] 120, queen street, auckland. jjl G. SINGLETON, ELECTRO-PLATER & GILDER, NaVAI, Military, and Masonic Ornament Manufacturer, YIGXQRIA-STREET, NEAE CHAPEL-STREET, AUCKLAND. Spoons* Forks, Cruets, Salvers, Tea and Coffee Sets Be-plated and Repaired. IjjjtflSj Broo^hea, Chains, and Rings, Gilt equal to new at reasonable xatea. 113