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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4253, 6 November 1874, Page 1

AmusementsI"! H E A T R E ROYAL. RE-OPENED FOR THE DRAMATIC SEASON. CLARA STEPHENSON'S FAREWELL PERFORMANCES, Prior to her departure for San Francisco. TO-NIGHT, FRIDAY, NOV. 6, The performance will commence with Buckstone's FLOWERS OF THE FOREST. Ctnthia Clara Stephenson. Starlight Bess Miss Grace Follande. The Wolf Mr. C. H. Burford. The Kinchin Mr. J. P. Hydes. To conclude with THE KING'S GARDENER, ' Madame Galscharde ... Miss Grace Follande. M. Galscharde ... Mr. J. P. Hydes. Full caste see day bills. In active preparation—ClGAßET Under Two Flags—by Ouida. J. P. HYDES, Stage Manager. F. WILLS, Business Manager. ADD FELLOWS' HALL. GREAT MINSTRELS ! LAST TWO NIGHTS. Great Success of the Favorites. Every Act and Solo Encored. Immense hit of SUTTON AND ROCKEFELLER, As the "Two Gensdabmes." THIS (FRIDAY). EVENING, NOV. 6. Grand Fashionable Night. Last time of "Ella Leene," "Don't Forget to Write me Darling," " Cackle, Cackle," " Queen of the Night," " Italian Refrain." "Carry the News to Mary" * " Othello and Macbeth " " She's My Sugar Plum " Herman's Violin Solo "The Lunatic Asylum" " The Desert," sung by Mr. Amery. Reserved seats can be secured at Odd Fellows' Hall, without extra charge. G. W. ROCKEFELLER, Manager. mHE GREAT CALIFORNIA X MINSTRELS. Twelve Star Artists in Grand DRAWING-ROOM ENTERTAINMENT of MUSIC, MIRTH, AND MELODY, FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY! at I N T I N E ' S HALL, LOWER HUTT, on MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9. GREYTOWN HALL, November 10. MASTERTON HALL, November 11. For further particulars see future advertisements. G. W. ROCKEFELLER, Manager. ARABELLA GODDARD ODD FELLOWS' HALL. MADAME ARABELLA GODDARD Begs to announce that she will GRAND CONCERT TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. 10th, Under the Patronage of HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR And LADY FERGUSSON, Who have signified their intention of being 2'resent. Madame GODDARD will be assisted by MRS. SMYTHE, Soprano, Principal Vocalist at Madame Goddard's Concerts in India, China, and Australia. ME. E. L. SKINNEE, Tenor, And HERR WILHELM DOEHLER, Solo Violinist of the Crystal Palace Concerts TRICES OF ADMISSION : Numbered Seats, 7s. 6d.; Second Gallery, 45.; Back Seats, 2s. 6d.; Family Tickets (admitting three to reserved seats), £l. Plan of seats at Mr. Berger's, where tickets may be obtained for all parts of the Hall. ARABELLA GODDARD. The Plan of Seats for Madame Goddard's Concert on Tuesday next will be opened this (Friday) morning. Sports, &c THLETIC SPORTS ! ATHLETIC .. SPORTS ! ! PEINCE OF WALES' BIETHDAY. MONDAY, 9th NOVEMBER ME. 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 Eunner, will, for the first time in Wellington, run ten miles within the hour. Programme : 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. Consolation Handicap, 150 yards, for all beaten competitors—First prize, 305.; second do., 10s. Entries for Open Handicap 35., 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 entries will close. The Handicap will appear in Saturday's newspapers. A Band will _be_ in attendance. Dancing on the green. Admission to Ground, Is. ; children, half-price. >EINCE OF WALES' BIRTHDAY. PICNIC. PICNIC. PICNIC. LOOK OUT FOR THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS' PICNIC MONDAY, 9th NOVEMBER, IN ME. PHILLIPS' PADDOCK, THE HUTT.