AMUSEMENTS.
Geeat WohldCiecus. —We were pleased to see, Idst evening, that Mademoiselle La JRosiere had a full house on the occasion of her benefit. The large pavilion was absolutely crowded in every part, and great difficulty was experienced in obtaining seats. The whole of the programme was gone through with the most perfect success ; and " The Steeplechase " concluded an entertainment of a complete character, seldom seen. To-night there will be a watch presented to the author of the best conundrum, and a new feature will be introduced, called "The Great Arab Scene."
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Auckland Star, Volume I, Issue 512, 31 August 1871, Page 2
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92AMUSEMENTS. Auckland Star, Volume I, Issue 512, 31 August 1871, Page 2
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