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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4305, 7 January 1875, Page 1

Amusements. THEATRE ROYAL. ssees Messrs. Bates and Howard. je Manager... Mr. J. P. Hy des. ON FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8. By express desire, arid under distinguished patronage ME S. F. M. B A-T E S, The young,-accomplished, and talented artiste, will appear for this night only as C A M I L L E, As played by her with extraordinary success throughout the U.S., Canada, and the Australias. MR. F. M. BATES, The Standard and Popular actor. The beautiful emotional play of CAMILLE, or the EATE of a COQUETTE. Camille Mrs. F. M. Bates Armand Duval Mr. F. M. Bates Notice will be given of the reproduction, of INGOMAK, Received with tumultuous applause. ON SATURDAY, ROSEDALE. PuMic Ball _______ /CITIZENS' BALL KJ TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR AND THE MARCHIONESS OF NORMANBY. General Committee : His "Worship the Mayor Hon. Wm. Fitzherbert, C.M.G. Mr. Justice Johnston Hon. Dr. Grace Hon. John Johnston Hon. C. J. Pharazyn Hon. W. B. Rhodes Hon. R. Hart D. Anderson J. A. Allan A. Burnes H. Bunny J. R. Blair R. Burrett Major Campbell R. J. Creigton, M.i J. Cattle J. Carruthers Geo. Crawford J. C. Crawford, R.M. Joe Dransfield R. J. Duncan W. Fife " Wm. Gibson J. Gear S. S. Griffiths E. T. Gillon J. Gilligan C. H. Harrison G. Hall G. Hunter, M.H.E. J. D. Hewitt A. Jackson F. A. Krull A. Kerr H. M. Lyon H. F. Logau J. Lockie P. Laing O. Lemon. W.' H. Levin j. McDowell J. Maginnity C. McKirdy E. W. Mills T. McKenzie R. McAllister D. Mclntyre John Martin P. Moeller F. M. Ollivier J as. O'Shea J. E. Nathan E. Pearce, M.H.E. Jas. Prosser Jas. Stewart J. W. Stevenson G. Tolhurst J. S. M. Th^^snn W. T. L. 1 Walter Turnbul] G. H. Vennell C. Willeston N. Werry E. Warburton H. C. Wilmer J. H. Wallace A. Young THEATRE ROYAL. THURSDAY, 7th JANUARY, 187 TICKETS, 10s. 6d. EACH. Stew His Worship t - - 1 " r Hon. Wm. Fi C.M.G. Major Campbell R. Burrett J. C. Crawford, R.M. S. S. Griffiths E. T. Gillon Geo. Hunter, M.H.R. Alex. Johnston, M.D. F. A. Krull A. Kerr W. H. Levin H. M. Lyon Jas. Lockie E. W. Mills John Maginnity T. McKenzie Jas. O'Shea F. M. Ollivier E. Pearce, M.H.E J. W. Stevenson Jas. Stewart G. Tolhurst - J. S. M. Thompsoi N. Werry C. F. Worth H. C. Wilmer Andrew Young Sports, &oLOWER HUTT. ANNIVERSARY DAY, 22nd JANUARY. FANCY STALLS. CHRISTMAS TREE. CRICKET, CROQUET, &c, &c. ATHLETIC SPORTS. The Fete will be held in Mr. S. PARKER'S GROUNDS, near to the Church Schoolhouse. Tickets of admission (including tea), 2s. 6d.; Children, under twelve, Is. Proceeds to be devoted to ST. JAMES' CHURCH BUILDING FUND. ed out on ANNIVERSARY UARY, with the addition of indicap races for a mile, and 100yds.; and a Byciele Race, Ist prize, a Cup. RACES and RURAL SPORTS will beheld on the PAHAUTANUr RACECOURSE, on the 22nd JANUARY NEXTr F. BRADY, Secretary. Meetings, &c. "tXTELLINGTON CHORAL SOCU3TY. The weekly practice will recoi THURSDAY, 14th INST., with „ , from the opera of " Massaniello." Instrumental or vocal performers desirous of joining the Society are requested to forward their names without delay to the undersigned. J. It. GEORGE, Hon. Sec, pro tem. IATHOLIC CHURCH OF ST. MARY _/ OF THE ANGELS, NEXT UNION BANK. The faithful and charitable Christians arc respectfully informed that his Lordship the Right Rev. Dr. REDWOOD will celebrate HIGH MASS, and PREACH in the abovenamed Church at half-past ton o'clock oa SUNDAY, the 10th INST. His Lordship, ill also officiate and preach at Vespers in the nae Church at half-past six. The contribu-. tions of the day will be applied to the liqnidaon of the debt still due oil the Church, &e. Funeral NoticesHUE Friends of Mr. CHARLES, JAMES _L HOLT GUILFORD are respectfully in - vited to follow the remains, of his late sou CHARLES JAMES HOLT, which will leave his residence, Kaiwarra, for the place of interment, in the Church of England Cemetery, THIS DAY (THURSDAY), at 4 p.m. v JAM.ES QUIN, Pipitea-Etreek Thorndou.