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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4180, 13 December 1884, Page 3

THEATRE ROYAL. Lessee .. .. Mr. G. B. AY. Leavis Directress .. .. Mrs. G. B. AY. Lewis MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, First appearance in Napier of the Celebrated Tragic Actress, MRS. G. B. AY. LEAVIS, And her PREMIER DRAMATIC COMPANY. First Production in Napier of W. G. AA _lls' Great Historical aud Sensational Drama,

<•<- TANE Q II ORE." O ANE OHORE." Duke of Glo'stcr .. Mr. Harry Douglas Lord Cootcs ~ .. Mr. E. D. Haygarth Henry Shore.. Mr. Leonard St. Lawrence Catcsby .. .. Mr. Henry Hoyte Prince of Wales .. "Miss Alice Brooks DukcofYork Miss Cates John Grist .. .. Mr. AVilson Forbes Messenger .. .. Mr. Alfred Rolfe First Tradesman .. Mr. Charles Thompson First Ruffian Mr. AValker Queen .. .. Mrs. J. P. Hydes Lady Cootes .. .. Miss Chrissie Peachy Lady Stanmore .. Miss Tottie Young Hostess .. .. Miss Marie Brooks Mrs. Grist .. .. Miss Mary AVeir Little Harry.. .. Little Florrie Russell Jane Shore (her masterpiece) . .Mrs. G. B. W. Lewis Act I.—Reception Room in the Palace of Edward IV. Act 2.—Shore's Home. Act 3.—Scene 1. Jane Shore's Palace ; Scene 2, Old St. Paul's (interior). Act 4.—01 d Cheapside, the Great Snoav Scene, terminating Avith the Great Riot Scene, and Rescue of Jane Shore. Act s.—Shore's Home. Peace to the AA r eary. Musical Director—Mr. H. Weinberg. Prices—4s, 2s Gd, and Is. Box Plan atN. Jacobs'. J. W. DODGE, Business Manager. ~~ ~HAWKE'S BAY A MATEUE 4THLETIC /^ILUB.

FIRST ATHLETIC MEETING, TO BE HELD ON TIIE "RECREATION GROUND, NAPIER, SATURDAY, December 20th, 1884. Programme :—To commence at 2.15 p.m. punctually. 1. 120 Yards Hurdle Race. 2. H.B.A.A. Club Handicap; three heats; first heat, 100 yards. 3. Long Jump. 4. H.B.A.A. Club Handicap; second heat, 440 yards. 5. One Mile AValk (handicap). G. 150 Yards (handicap). 7. Pole Jump. 8. One Mile (handicap). 9. Obstacle Race. 10. H.B.A.A. Club Handicap; final heat, 220 yards. 11. Steeplechase (handicap). Entrance Fees:—H.B.A.A. Club Handicap 4s, other events 2s each. Handsome Prizes Avill be given for all events. Competitors must wear English University Costume, Football or Cricket uniform. The above eA*ents are open to members of this Athletic Club only. Entries must be made in writing and received by the Secretary or Committeejbefore 8 p.m. on Tuesday, t)th December, 1884. C. D. KENNEDY, Elon. Sec.

ST. MARK'S CHURCH, CLIVE. IT is intended to hold a Sale of Work on the 20th and 22nd December in aid of funds to enlarge St. Mark's Church. Contributions of useful and Fancy Articles, Plants, Flowers, &c, willbe thankfully received by Mrs Bennett, Mrs Ellery, Mrs Glazebrook, Mrs Pritchard, Misses Ward and Merritt. A Gift Auction will be held on the same date. Stock, &c, Avillbo thankfully received by Mr Merritt and other Members of the Committee. A MEETING of Shareholders of the Meanee Butter Factory will be held on Saturday. 13th, at Meanee Hotel, at 7 p,m ' g. a Mcdonald. MUSICAL SOCIETY. A GENERAL MEETING of Members of the above Society will be held in St. John's School-room on AVEDNESDAY, 17th instant. Business: To elect a Conductor. W. P. FINCH, Hon. Sec, UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDS, BARON WOLSELEY LODGE. >\ SUMMONED Meeting of the above .'_ Lodge will be held in the Lodge Room, Hastings, on WEDNESDAY the 17th instant. Business Quarterly dues, and Nomination of Officers. C. B. HAMMOND, Secretary. NAPIER HARBOR BOARD. is hereby given that the ValuaJl. i tion Roll for the Napier Harbor Rating District is lying open for Inspection 1 at tho old Provincial Council Office. J. D. ORMOND, Chairman Napier Harbor Board. Napier, December Sth, 1884. HAWKE'S BAY JOCKEY CLUB BOXING DAY MEETING. OWNERS arc reminded that acceptances for the Christinas Handicap, 100 soys. (2 soys.), Handicap Hurdles, 100 soys. (3 soys.), Hastings Handicap, 250 soys. (5 soys.), and entries for tho Maiden Plate, 50 soys. (2 soys.), must be in the hands of the undersigned at the Criterion Hotel, Napier, not later than 8 p.m., on TUESDAY, lGth instant;. F. D. LUCKIE, Secretary. ODDFELLOWS' HALL, TARADALE. AVednesday, December 17th. GRAND Musical and Dramatic Entertainment by the Scholars and Teachers of the Taradale District School, in aid of the PRIZE FUND AND ANNUAL PICNIC. Full particulars in Small Bills.