ORPHANS' HOME AND LADIES' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 526, 16 September 1871, Page 3

ORPHANS' HOME AND LADIES' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

It will he st en from our advertising columns thiit Mr. Hoskhis will give a charitable perfirmiinco on Tlinrsilay evening next, at the llieatre Royal, in conjunction with Miss Co!vilie, in aid of rlie funds of the I'arnell Orjil an Hone and the La'liea' Benevolent gocirty—two of the in-ist deserving institutions connected-.:-with Auckland. We understand that ihere was soiixe little difficulty in the way of uMttii a dr&ttiatiO performnnc-o at the Pi-iiioe of VV;ik'3 Thralre, ,-ni.l Mr. Ho-kins lias tlirr.foro rpsoked to play at the Theatre Royal, the use of which has been kindly given by'Mr. Norman for tho ocension, rather than that the performance should fall through, and in order 'Unit tlio whole o( the veeifipls may be l.audnd oviv (o to charities which were Slight>'<! by thii juurnul. There will be etliiTr Jittraeiions in nddilion to the comediettas which will be u'ouo through on that occasion by Mr. Hosliins tviid Ali33 Coltille. Fuil" particulara will appear in future aciver*,iseinpnts. We liope '. Ih'it (he (T«"neroUß conduct, of Mr.; rlToskins will be fully appreciated by both institutions, and thut the committees of both will work hfiid in the matter,in order to make the affair a great.'sunoesa, so thut the Heine and the ik-ncvblent Society may receive a material benefit from the performance.