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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4249, 2 November 1874, Page 1

Amusements H E A T 11 E ROYAL. RE-OPENED FOR THE DRAMATIC SEASON. CLARA STEPHENSON'S FAREWELL PERFORMANCES, Prior to her departure for San Francisco. TO-NIGHT, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, Clara as Miriam West, and Alessio in the gloi'ious Burlesque of Sonnambula, or the Merrie Swiss Boy, with all the original music. The performance will commence with Craven's sensational Drama in three acts of MIRIAM'S CRIME. Miriam Claka Stephenson; Scumley Mr. C. H. Burford. Biles (a sawyer) ... Mr. J. P. Hydes. To conclude with the Burlesque of LA SONNAMBULA, In which Miss Clara Stephenson will introduce her great songs "K.C.8.," and "Good Bye, Charlie." Elvino ... ... Miss Jessie Raymond The fascinating Amina Mr. J. P. Hydes. J. P. HYDES, Stage Manager. ADD FELLOWS' -HALL. GREAT MINSTRELS ! TWELVE STAR ARTISTS, In their Grand Drawing Room Entert ment of MUSIC, MIRTH, AND MELODY, For Six Nights only. Commencing MONDAY EVENING, 2nd NOVEMBER. Prices : Reserved seats, 3s. ; gallery, 2s. ; back seats, Is. G. W. ROCKEFELLER, Manager. A RABELLA GODDARD. Athletic Sports A THLETIC SPORTS ! ATHLETIC i3L . SPORTS! ! PRINCE OF WALES' BIRTHDAY. MONDAY, 9th NOVEMBER. MR, S. COLLINS, the well-known Pedestrian, will hold a grand Athletic Sports Meeting, at the Basin Reserve, on the above date, commencing at half-past one o'clock. Young SKELLIE, the Champion Longdistance Runner, will, for the first time in Wellington, run ten miles within the hour. Pbogp.amme : - Maiden Plate, 100 yards—First prize, 20s. ; second do., 10s. Grand Open Handicap, three distances, 100, 150, and 200 yards ; to be scored by points ; first in each to score 5 points, second 3, and third 2, the highest aggregate scorer to be declared the winner—First prize, £5 ; second do., £2. Handicap Walking Race, two miles—First prize, £2 ; second do., £l. Boys' Race, 100 yards—First prize, 10s. ; second do., ss. Handicap Mile Race for the Championship of-Wellington—First prize, £3 ; second do., £l. Ooxioolu,tion SCtxixtlioAp, ■ 150 —-j-cvrrln,—f ox - all " beaten competitors—First prize, 305.; second do., 10s. Entries for Open Handicap 55., all other events, 2s. 6d., will be received by Mr. S. Collins, New Zealander Hotel, up to Friday, 6th proximo, until 8 p.m., at which time the itries will close. The Handicap will appear . Saturday's newspapers. A Band will be in attendance. Dancing on the green. Admission to Ground, Is.; children, half-price. Corporation Hotices. A UCKLAND CORPORATION _ WATERWORKS. City Council Office, Auckland, October 12, 1874. TENDERS FOR WORKS, PLANT, ETC., FOR WATER SUPPLY. The City Council of Auckland are prepared to receive TENDERS for the whole of the Plant and Works connected and requisite for a WATER SUPPLY for the CITY, comprising about—Three and one quarter miles of Supply Mains, and fourteen and three quarter miles of Pipes for City Reticulation Works, Sluice Valves, Hydrants, two High-pressure Compound Beam Engines, with Double-acting Pumps, four Boilers, Covered Reservoirs, Engineer and Keeper's Houses, together -with all necessary Works connected therewith. Drawings may be inspected, tracings and specification, forms of tender, and general conditions obtained, on and after FRIDAY, the 23rd day of October, 1874, by payment of Three Guineas, on application at the City Council Chambers, Queen-street, or at the Town Clerk's Offices, in Melbourne, Sydney, Dunedin, Wellington, and Christchurch. Sealed tenders addressed to the Mayor, and endorsed "Tenders for Auckland Waterworks," are to be delivered at these offices on or before Noon of MONDAY, the 22nd day of March, 1875. The City Council do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. HENRY ISAACS, Mayor. A UCKLAND CORPORATION WATERWORKS. The time for reception of Tenders for Plant and Works will be extended until MONDAY, 22nd MARCH, 1875/ HENRY ISAACS, . 3favor. Engineers, Iron-founders, &c SEAGAR, in retiring from business, \J , begs to return thanks to his patrons for the very liberal support he has received, and solicits a continuation of the same to his successors. MESSRS. ROBERTSON & CO., having purchased the business of Charles Seagar, beg to solicit a continuation of the patronage accorded to their predecessor, assuring their customers that all orders will receive their immediate attention. Old Custom House-street, Wellington, 2Sth October, 187-1 Ti ,| R. JOHN SMITH, of Vulcan I'onndry 'juL begs to return his best thanks to the üblic for the patronage he has received for the last twenty-five years, and'juvving disposed of his business to M( "' "—-"- ■»—*■ and Williams, ho soln their favors on their.behalf. Messrs. Smith Brothers and Williams, Engineers, Iron and Brass Founders, and General Smiths, having taken the business lately carried on by Mr. John Smith, at the Vulcan Foundry, Manners-street, beg to solicit a continuance of the favors and patronage so liberally awarded to their predecessor, assuring them that all orders shall receive their prompt and careful attention. VULCAN FOUNDRY, M A N N E R S-S T R E WELLINGTON. October 26, 1874.