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Observer, Volume 2, Issue 38, 4 June 1881, Page 410

THEATRE ROYAL. Proprietor - - - Mr. R. J. DeLias This (FRIDAY) Evening, June 3rd, FAREWELL BENEFIT OF HERE, BAND MANN. Under the Patronage of His Worship the Mayor (J. McCosh Clark, Esq.), And the City Council. The performance will hegin with Hcrr Bandmann's romantic Drama, in four acts, entitled, BLIGHTED LIVES, To be followed by DON CMS A R D E BAZ AN. Saturday— Grand Double Bill— CORSICAN BROTHERS & DICK TURPIN. Prices of Admission— Dress Circle, 45.; Stalls, 2s. 6d. ; Pit, Is. Reserved Seats at Upton and Co.'s. mHEATRE T)OYAL. MONDAY, 6th JUNE. Mr Walter Reynolds has the honour to announce, by special arrangement with Mr J. C. Williamson, the appearance of POLLARD'S WONDERFUL LILIPUTIAN PINAFORE TROUPE, THE MOST CLEVER AND PLEASING COMBINATION OF MODERN DAYS, WITH GRAND ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS. Numbering in all nearly ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS ! Conductor and Musical Director Mr J. J. Pollard. | Leader of Orchestra Mr Chas. Pollard. Price of Admission : Dress Circle, 4s ; Stalls, 2s 6d ; Pit, 1. 773 | T OR N E HTKEET XT ALL. Straus Monster Band in attendance Every Night ! Unparalleled and Glorious Success ! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! THE HASEL MAYER S In their Grand Programme of ) MYSTERY! MYSTERY! MYSTERY! PSYCHO ! PSYCHO ! PSYCHO ! Note. — In consequence of other engagements, the I Professor's season must close on Saturday night. Admission— 3s, 2s, Is. Children half-price to front and j second seats. Box Office at J. and J. Milner's Music Warehouse, whore the plan of the Hall may be seen and seats reserved. Doors open at 7.30 ; performance at 8. LAST GRAND MTINEE, SATURDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, at 2.30. /CHORAL TT ALL, SYMONDS STREET. A GRAND CONCERT IN AID OF THE NEWTON CHURCH BUILDING FUND. Under the patronage of the Very Rev. H. J. Fynes, V.G., Will be held in the above hall on M O ND AY, JUNE 13th, 18S1 Tickets may be bad from Mr. P. Brophy, Newton ; Mr Mclntyre, Karangahape Road ; Mr Canning and Mr J. Callnan, Queen Street; Mrs Lynch and Mr Lonergan, Wyndham Street ; Mr Eyre, Victoria Street ; Mr Flynn, AVellesley Street ; Mr Yates, Parnell, and any member of the committee. Admission : — Front Seats, 3s ; Back, 2s. Commence at S p.m. O. MAHON, Hon Sec. T^ROGRAMME OF WINTER COURSE X OF ENTERTAINMEN TS to be given in connexion with Sfc. Matthew's Parish during 1881, with probable dates. Each item will be fully announced. 1. June 7th— CONCERT of Vocal and Instrumental Music j Solos by Messrs. Gordon Gooch and Slater. 2. June 30th— AMATEUR THEATRICALS. 3. July 21st— SCENES from SHAKESPEARE, Tableaux Vivants, illustrated by Readings and Appropriate Music. 4. Aug. 11th— An Evening at OUR POLYTECHNIC, enlivened with Charades. 5. Sepb. Ist— THE POETS of England, Scotland, and Ireland ; Selections : elocutionary and vocal, illustrative of Tableaux Vivauts. 6. Sept. 22nd— TO BE ANNOUNCED. Tickets to be obtained of the Churchwardens, Messrs. Upton and Co., and at the Auckland Music Warehouse. Admission— ONE SHILLING. £gf"Course Tickets for Gentleman and liady — Ten Shillings. Family Tickets, to admit five to course — One Guinea. The first Entertainment of the Series will take place in St. James' Hall, Wellington-street, on Tuesday, June 7th, at S p.m., and will consist of a CONCERT OF VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Given by the Choir, assisted by MR. GORDON GOOCH, A.R.A.M. MR. SLATER, Accompanyist. MR. JOSEPH BROWN, Conductor. 775. TT ERR CARL S C HM I TT, CM., Late Royal Chapellmaster, Koenigsberg, Member Cottrt Choral Society, Schwerin, &c, &c CARD OF TERMS FOE VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL INSTRUCTION At Auckland Music Warehouse And Messrs Upton and Co.'s, Queen-street.