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Observer, Volume 7, Issue 346, 25 July 1885, Page 12

mHEATRE ROYAL. Lessee Mr H. N. Abbott. UNDER THE ESPECIAL PATRONAGE OF HIS EXCELLENCY SIR Wai. F. D. JERVOIS, K.C.M.G., Governor of New Zealand. A MUSICAL TREAT OF RARE EXCELLENCE. The Richest Harmonies The very Gems of Music i Music in its Sweetest Strains The Happiness of every Home ' Music is Harmony Harmony is Love Love is God. SIX NIGHTS ONLY. COMMENCING MONDAY, JULY 27th. MADAME PAULINE RITA, The Nightingale of the present Day. The Sweetest Songster on our Shores. Lo ! Hear the Gentle Lark, The Bird that Came in Spring. Sing, Sweet Bird, Sing. MR JOHN RADCLIFFE, The World's Greatest Flautist. The Flute, as played by Mr Radcliffe, becomes a Noble Instrument. Flute and Voice Blended in Extricable Melody. MR WALTER GRANTHAM, Basso Profdndo. MR GEORGE CLUTSAM. Piano Soloist from Royal Academy of Music. [ All the Music Specially Arranged. I Everything being Entirely New and Original. I Acknowledged by all to be the most artistic and delightful combination of instrumental and vocal renderings ever heard. Full programme advertised in Saturday's papers. Prices of Admission— Dress Circle, 4s ; Stalls, 2s 6d ; Pit, One Shilling. Box Office now open at Lennox's. J. S. SMII.H, Manoger. A BBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE. Managers ... Messrs MacMahon & Leitch. EVERY EVENING, MacMahon and Leitch's Popular Company. New Productions constantly. In preparation, UNCLE ZAC! Box office at Lennox's. Day Tickets at Abbott's Hotel. Prices — i3, 2s 6d, and Is. Babies not admitted. No free list. J. W. DODGE, Business Manager. rjsr -pussßLL an.d co., THEATRICAL AND GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY. Conspicuous places for Show Cards, Day Bills, &c. Hand Bills Distribut i. Office Hours : Ten to Four. Office: JENKIN'S CIGAR DIVAN, Elliott-st. (Leading to Market — Opposite Opera House.) While all the discussion is going on in Parliament over the modes by which New Zealand should be regulated, Eaton, of the Co-operative Stores, next old Criterion Hotel, Hobson-street, Auckland, has been paying particular attention to the important question of solving how the poor can live well and yet cheaply. The result is that he has discovered the philosopher's stone, and is therefere enabled to supply the people in and out of Auckland with lines of goods ranging from 25 to 50 per cent lower than can be obtained at those houses where the retailers are inexperienced in the art of buying cheaply, and where, as a natural result, the people have to pay prices for their cheese, butter, bacon, tea, sugar, and the thousand and one necessaries of daily life, The stores are at present laJgely stocked with extra cheap and good lines, which have been purchased on the most advantageous terms. The man who only gets low wages need not be without a good meal for himself and family if he ouly goes to Eaton's for his supplies.

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