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New Zealand Tablet, Volume III, Issue 153, 7 April 1876, Page 4

QUEEN'S THEATRE. Lessees Messrs. Steele and Keogh. POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHTS ! LAST NIGHTS ! ! LAST NIGHTS ! ! ! OP SIMONSEN'S ROYAL ENGLISH-ITALIAN AND OPERA BOUFFE COMPANY. SIXTY PERFORMERS. THE GREATEST COMBINATION OF ARTISTS THAT EVER VISITED NEW ZEALAND. THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 6th. FAREWELL BENEFIT OP MADAME FANNY SIMONSEN, And her last appearance but TWO in this City. MONSTER PROGRAMME, A GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, In which Mr. MARTIN SIMONSEN (the world-renowned Violinist) will appear for the first time in nine years. The whole of the Opera Company will also appear in beautiful ballads, national songs, choruses, and the whole of Bellini's Pastoral Opera, in three acts, LA SOMNAMBULA. Annina ... ... ... Madame Fanny Simonson, Supported by the whole of the Company. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, APRIL 7th and Bth. Positively the LAST TWO NIGHTS, on which occasion will be produced for the first time in the Colonies, Maillard's Romantic Opera THE HERMIT'S BELL, Specially translated for Mr. Martin Simonsen, who has the sole right of performing it in England and the Colonies. Prices — Dress Circle, 7s 6d; Stalls (strictly select), ss; Pit, 2s 6d. Doors open at 7.30; commencing at Eight. Box Plan at West's Music Saloon, Princes Street. Mr. W. T. Keith, Business Manager. MADAME DE MURSKA WILL SHORTLY APPEAR.

rr\ ii m p c r a n c c h all. EASTER MONDAY EVENING, 17m APRIL. GRAND DEMONSTRATION! *ROCE»DS IN AID OF THB CATHOLIC SCHOOLS BUILDING FUND, DUNEDIN. The Committee of Management have much pleasure in announcing that the following ladies and gentlemen (from Lawrence) have kindly volunteered their services : Mr. J. J. Woods, Mrs. J. J. Woods, Mrs. James Conway (Soprano), Master Robert Harris (the Minstrel Boy), Miss Teresa Clarke (Soprano), and Master James Harris. In addition to the above, a number of well-known local amateurs have promised their services. An entire new programme is in preparation. Pianist, Mrs. J. J. Woods. The concert under the sole management of Mr. J. J. Woods. Tickets for Admission, Two Shillings and Sixpence each ; may be obtained from the Ladies of the Congregation ; or Messrs. W. E.I Carroll, Thomas O'Donnell, J. A. Macedo, J. Harris, P. Keligher, Thomas Heffeman, M. Connellan, P. Fagan, D. W. Woods, P. Bourke, the members of the Committee, or at Mr. Charles Beggs' Music Warehouse. Ladies and gentlemen desiring of assisting at the concert, or willing to dispose of tickets, will please communicate at once with the Committee. J. CANTWELL, Hon. Sic.

NEW BREW! NEW BREW! GINGER ALE. GINGER ALE. THOMSON and CO. have much pleasure in announcing to the public that they have just introduced into the New Zealand market that wholesome and delicious beverage called " THE CELEBRATED GINGER ALE," of which they are the sole manufacturers. It is warranted to be an extract from the purest English malt, and the finest green ginger. T. and Co. have sent samples to the leading houses in Wellington, Auckland, and Christchurch, where it has met with unquah'fipd approval, and they are already in receipt of numerous orders for large supplies. It has also given the greatest satisfaction in Dunedin and throughout the Province. Full particulars and price list on application to THOMSON & CO., Steam Aerated and Cordial Manufacturers, Stafford street, Dunedin. IMPORTANT CAUTION. This celebrated Ginger Ale can also be had at all respectable Hotels and Storekeepers throughout the Colony, and the public are cautioned that none is genuine unless bearing- our labels and trade mark. Dunedin, March 8> 1876.