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Observer, Issue 780, 9 December 1893, Page 9

-|: ST. JAMES'S HALL. ' /? ;.; /Wednesday; December is. The Thirty-seoond. of ibhe' series of Original PEOPLE'S POPULAR CONCERTS. MR JOHN PULLER & GRAND COMPANY. AFTERNOON CONCERT: TWO HOURS TRIP ROUND. THE HARBOUR. Fall Military Orchestra of twelve perfor-. mers under the direction of Mr A. H. Hunter and vocal selections by ■IB JOHN FULLER. The p.s. EAGLE Will Leave Wharf at 2.45 Eeturning at 5. ONE SHILLING FuR CONCERT AND ' HARBOUR TRIP. YOUNG LADIES' ORCHESTRA. CHORAL HALL, Monday Dec. 11. SECOND CONCERT OF THE SEASON. Reserved Seats, 2s, at Wildman'.s. . Body of Hall and Gallery, Is. , OPERA HOUSE. Lessee & Director MR J. BRIS. BRIS'S EMPIRE MINSTRELS AND SPECIALLY COMPANY. GRAND OPENING NIGHT SATURDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 9ra. Tor. Shobt Season Only. ■New and Original First Part. 4 KND MEN. 4 END MEN. First Appearance of America's Representative Comedian, ED. STOWE, ED. STOWE, In his original act, ' Sam Kee's Laundry,' as performed by him with the world-famed Harveley's Minstrels. Special Engagement of the Popular Comedian, CHAS. HUGO. CHAS. HUGO. First Appearance of the Charming Lady Song and Dance Artistes, MISS DELROV and MISS LYNN, The World's Greatest Grotesque Dancers and High Kickers, CRAWFORD AND MOONEY. First Appearance of MISS POLLY ROBERTSON, Australia's Favourite Serio-comic and Ballad Singer. MISS IDA HOLBEM, Mb C. MOORE, And a host of others. PEOPLE'S P.al JES : 2s, Is, & 6d. Box Plan at Wild man's. Day tickets at Williamson's and Partridge's. UDGE'S BAY AMATEUR REGATTA. Under A.V.C. and N.Z A.R.A.. Bules. SATURDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 9, 1893. Yacht Racas, Gig Races, Whaleboit Race 3, Ladies' Pair Oar Kace, Greasy Boom, Tilting, Duck Hunt, etc. F. E. N. CROMBIE, Hon. Sec: MISS TEUI'ENBEKG'o ART UNION OF HIGH-CLA.SS ART, NEEDLEWORK, Etc. 1 K (V SEIZES TTALUED AT i?OOA Tickets, 440 Cat Is each. The work, whici is exquisitely finished, will be on view ut the shop lately occupied by J. •Mulligan, Draper (opposite savings Bank) TODAY. Tickets can be obtained from Mijs Teutenberg, and Mr Finch, bpokseller, Queen-street. iTIITY OF AUCKLAND. METER "WATER SUPPLIES. Quarterly Accounts rendered for the above require to be paid at once. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, Auckland, Nov. 30, 18931 980. w. s. cochranb] [jas. dacre THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, At Two o'Clock. EDUCATION RESERVES FOR LEASE. The - Subscribers will Lease by auction at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Thursday, 14th December at two o'clock, For 21 years only. PANMURE TOWNSHIP.— Lot 43, Section 2, 4 acres 1 rood 37 perches. Occupied by Mr Gavin. ■ AUCKLAND SUBURBS (Orakei)— lots 192 to 207, and Lot 236 of Section 16, containing 12 acres 2 roods, 1 perch, and Lot 239, section 16, containing 8 acres. Occupied by Mr Byers. For 21 years with right of renewal. MANGAPIKO-Lot 310, 49 acres. TITIRANGI-Lots 150, 151, 157 to 164, containing 51 acres I rood 39 perches. WAIUKU— Lot 87, containing 86 acres, and Lot 88, containing 71 acres. Occupied by Mr Drumgould. WHANGAPE— Lot 105, containing 549 acres. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. M ISS jyJU £JANTLOH, DRESS & MANTLE MAKER. * Dresses stylishly made at moderate charges.* mar Plain and Fancy Costumes made on the Shortest Notice or for Hire. Large stock of Fancy Dresses available for hire. YORK HOUSE, 86, GBEY-STREET. JUVENILE CLOTHING.— One of the Beat, Largest, and Cheapest Stocks of Boys' Knickers in Auckland at K. HOBBS'.