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Evening Star, Issue 4314, 23 December 1876, Page 2

Amuaemcut*. IJIEMPEBANOE HAL L. THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, And dur ne next week, 1 -G IFT S!! Batchetder’a Combination. PantascdpePacific Route. American Dior-imas, MERRIMAO AND MONITOR. ’ Enchanted Palace. Abode' of the Fairies, Musical Combination. GIFTS! GIFTSII In addition to _ this Mammoth Combination, the Proprietor will, during the week, distribute gratuitously amongst the audience useful aad valuable Presents to the amount of £ls 0, Consisting of Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Gold Watches (warranted). French Clocks under glass shades. Oil Paintings, Fish Slices (morocco cases), Inlaid Papiemachd Tables, Blotters and Inkstands, Japanese Cabinets, Opera Glasses, Cut Decanters, Toilet Glasses, Work Boxes and Writing Desks, Liqueur Stands, valuable Yarns, Albums, Pilk Umbrellas, and other goods of like usefulness and value, but too numer >us to advertise. The old an d unfair system of presenting each visitor with numbered card will not be adopted, but the Gitt idistribution will be on a scale of magnitude never before attempted in this City, and oa the American system, viz , each patron to the front seats will be presented with three sealed envelopes, those to the second seats will receive two sealed envelopes, and those to the gallery one sealed envelope. All numbers receive a gift, and by this system some of those holding numbers will receive two presents. This'is the only If gitimate manner by which presents can be distributed, and always gives satisfaction.

The Leading Gifts THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING Will include A GOLD WATCH. TWO SILK UMBRELLAS, INLAID WOEKBOX, BAG OF BEST FLOUR, < ARGK TOILET GLASS, DOUBLE AT,BUM, PAIR HANDSOME VASES; Together with FIFTY OR SIXTY OTHER PRESENTS Of like usefulness and value. Million PnicßS: Front Seats, 3s ; Second Seats, 2s; Back Seats, Is. pRINCESS’S THEATRE. Lessee and Manager...., Mr George Darrell. Positively Last Night of MR AND MRS. I. L. HALL. TO-NIGHT (3A.TURDAY). DEC. 23, Immense Double Bill, the sensation drama of THE TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN. Hawkshaw Mr J L. Hall May Edwards... _ Mrs J. L. Hall Concluding with the great burlesque ofc ALADDIN. An. immense fineness last night. Aladdin Mrs J. L. Hall Widow Twankey Mr J. L Hall All the Songs, Music, Breakdowns. Tuesday—The New Zealand Pantomime, by Garnet Walsh and George Darrell, IS* TROO-KU-LEN-TOS Dress Circle, 4a; Stalls, 2s 6d ; Pit, Is, pRINCESIS’S THEATRE. Lessee and Manager...Mr George Darrell, FIRST NEW ZEALAND PANTOMIME, BOXING NIGHT. Tuesday, Dec. 26, tffr TROO-KU-LEN-TOS Written expressly by Ga RNET WALSH and GEORGE DARRELL. • Artistes expressly engaged:—Miss PATTY HOLT, the Unrivalled / ; oubrefcie : Mr SAM POOLE, the ( ora'flian pur excellence: Mr OLLY DEERING, the Great Character Actor, from the Theatre Royal and • ‘para Houses, Melbourne and Sydney; and tli - Strongest Company in the i o’on.es, WILLIE’S MAGNIFICENT SCE V E ’Y. Defying Competition 1 Defying omj eti ion *! QUEEN’S THEATRE. Lessee ... Mr H. Shep,ierson. NEMESI S, The Grandest Success of the Season. Roars ol laughter at the Garden Scene. The Vegetable Bombardment. The Quarrel Scene. The Grandest Extravaganza of the day, by the LYDIA HOWARDE TROUPE. . For the Last Time—Nemesis. On Christmas Night, a Grand Sacred Festival. . Selections from “Messiah,” “Samson.” “Elijah,” “St. Paul ” Ac., assisted by the Leading A'ocahstfl ami Instrumentalists of the City On Boxing Night, the Fairy Pantomime-The White cat. Gorgeous scenery and dresses. Box plan at Begg and Co.’s music war. hj »use Dress circle. 4s : stalls, 2s 6d; pit, Is. JpKIN CESS’S THEaTt RE BUB l'i ces of a Local Committee. SUNDAY, 24th DECEMBER. 1876 MR CHARLES BRIGHT a Lecture, entitled “ FRf .E THOUGHT V. FETTERED THOUGHT.” Doors open at 7.30 ; commence at 8 p. m, Admission— Fit, Free; stalls, 6J ; dress circle, 2s. SKITTLES! SKITTLES! Annual Tournament at the Queen’s Alley, to-night, Saturday. ■PENINSULA CALEDONIAN SPO 5" h ? ld Ckri ftmas Day Dece: Jo t 1070, at the Lagoon 1 lat, Tomahawk.

A GRAND CHRISTMAS Will take place on BALI, t * in litKe piace on TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 26 _ AT ’ DRILL-SHED, green island, SSL Peonage of the Officers and Members of the South District Eifle Rangers Dancing to commence at 8 o’clock Tickets, 5s each, to be had of (he followin' Members of Committee : J. J. Eagerty, Esq*. W. H. Davidson, Esq.; John Ross, Esq I Henry WiJson. Esq. ; John Mann, W ' James Miller, Esq ; David Davidson, Esq! W. Woods, Esq.; W. H. Eastier, Esq.; J ,nl s SiddlM - Ci>arl “ An efficient Band will be in attendance. SOCIETY OF OTAGO. GF; AND ANNUAi, GATHERING. ALED 0K I A N' G s< oVVt\ cj KEjSI'GTON. * January Ist. 2nd, and 6th. £533 GIVEnTn PRIZB f A RACING, 1233, including Handinnr. i day for L 76, L 76. and L3J,. d cap eacl WEESTLIHG, LIOO, induing Chm piol dancing, Bagpipe dv?v a gi c w a i].- T assfcr^Sft<ass tbotting match fcr p oDie on t!liri Entries for all the Games nu.-M-u nr . and Dancing included) will c | &b ,-. .'S u ' jSC Friday, 22nfi Decembi. at 6 n n, PCsiU ’' i, ‘ V Friday, 22*3 ut For full particulars see programmes. T. P, WILSON,