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Wanganui Herald, Volume VIII, Issue 2664, 27 December 1875, Page 3

New Advertisements-TO-SQIGHT 11 T ASO NI C HAL L , IYI St. Hill Street, Million Prices ! Morting.. Combination To-night, Tonight. English, Irish, and Scotch Songs, by Mdlle Louise Morting. Songs of All Nations 10-ni£!,*])l. 10-nicht. LOTTE! LOTTE! The Wonder of the World in now sensational acts on tho Trapeze. Mr C. Morting, unrivalled Comiquo. and Negro Delineator. Mr Walter Roma will appear in conjunction with the Australnin Lotie. in new double ads, and in liis great acts on the single trapeze and Roman rings. To conclude eacheveningwith lhe sparkling extravaganza entitled Kalospi-i.airceladeria. in which Lotte will-impersonate an Irish character. Doctor Catarum, Ale. L. Morting*; Judge Nicho-clemus, Mr C. Morting; Teddy O'Rook, Mr C. Dv Ville ; Tim Shannessey (Irish page) Lotte: a Figure of the Night, Mr Roma. Prices—2s ancl ls. Doors open 7.30 trouble ceminducing at 8. A Silver Cup to be giveu to th-. best Amateur Step-dancer, as a Christmas present from Mr Morting. 2523 , " TO-NIGHT. %J%Ak' Oddfellows' £+^)sss Ha l l BOXING' NIGHT, MONDAY, December 27th. AMATEUR DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE ! In Aid of the-"YV. R. Y. Band Fund. Under the Patronage of Major Noake, and Officers and Members of the different. Volunteer Corps. THE Amateurs of Wangaiiiii have pleabiirein notifying to the Publio their intention of making,a Third Ap,pearance, which will be t ,inlaid of (he Volunteer . Band Fund, an object,(hey * feel certain the public will, with them, consider a most deserving one. Oveiture \... Volunteer' Band. On this -auspicious occasion the performance wilt commence.with .he Comic, Drama', in one act, by 0. Dance, E*q., '' - entitled DELICATE GROUND. Citizen' Sangfroid. Mr John Pawson Alphonse de Grandier Mr J. Peyman Pauline •"' ■ Miss Fanny Cathcart Selection from the, Volunteer Band.' MUSICAL MELANGE?" ' A Descriptive Song ■• Lady Amateur Motto Song , Mr\F. Adams Duet,;;' What are the' Wild Waves Saying,"Lady Am'ateiirj Si Mr Nichols Local-Song Mr A. Beauchamp Cornet- and Clarionet Duet Messrs King and Brown [rish Comic Song Mr Nichols Serio-comic Song Lady Amateur To conclude with the Laughable Farce entitled AN AMPLE APOLOGY. Mr Crushington Clasper Mr J. Pawson Mr Snoozingfcon Spooner Mr Nichols Mr Millingham Mawley Mr G. Brown Mrs Clasper Miss Fanny Cathcart Doors-open, at 7.30. Curtain rises > . at 8 p.m. ' Admission—Front Seats, 4s ; ''Back; 3s ; Gallery, 2s. Tickets can be obtained at Mr Jones', Stationer, Victoria Avenue, and all the principal stores in town. JOHN PAWSON, Manager. Immediately after the close of the above performance, a Quadrille Assembly will be held, at which the Volunteer Band and Mr E. J. King's! unrivalled String Band will perform. > Double Tickets, 5". d 23 .-.,.,.•. 2808 CHANGE, OF PROPRIETARY. WAVEBXEY HOTEL, WAIROA. FRANK PALMER . HAVING no.v assumed,the manage"ment'i of this favourite and commodious'hostelry, takes the opportunity of assuring his friends and the travelling public generally of his willingness and ability to yield them entire, satisfaction. The house will be found to be cleanly and well kept. and the commissariat in every respect efficiently found. The Bar will bekept well supplieci. only the best' and most orthodox brands being admitted. Firstclass ( Stabling 'aiid well-grassed aud securely fen ed paddock. . , . , Terms moderate. Clevn Beds .and a Liberal Table. Frank Palmer now appeals to the public with 'cn'iie confidence and a firm determination to merit their patronage. __d 24 . . 2822