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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4314, 18 January 1875, Page 1

Amusements. rjl H E A T R E ROYAL. Lessees Messrs. Bates and Howard. Stage Manager... Mr. J. P. Hydes. THIS EVENING (MONDAY), JAN. IS. Last week of the engagement of ■ The young, accomplished, and talented artiste, MRS. P. M. BATES, who will appear this evening in Bulwer’s greatest character, Pauline DI'SCH; Assisted by MB. P. M. BATES, as Claude Melnotie ; when one of the greatest casts of characters ever offered to the Wellington public in this delighted play will be given—cast defying competition. Pauline Deschappelles ... Mrs. F. Mr Bates. Claude Mellnotte ...- Mu. P. M. Bates. Colonel Damas ... ... Mr. Sam Howard. Beauseant ... ... Mr. C. Bubeoed. Bulwer’s prize play, The Lady of Lyons. Probably the greatest dramatic treat ever offered to the public in the Empire City will be the wonderful dramatic effort of Boucicault’s—the writer of the age—entitled the OCTOROON. Scenery (all new), Mr. 0. Massey. Porty auxiliaries. Pyrotechnioal effects, Mr. .J. Wykes. Properties and machinery all new and imported for this piece. Music original. Dress Circle, 45.; Stalls, 25.; Pit, Is. QDDPELLOWS’ HA L L POR TWO NIGHTS ONLY. SATURDAY, JANUARY 23. MONDAY, JANURY 2S. VA L VOS E, The greatest. Ventriloquist in the World, will appear on ■ the above dates in his comical, entertainment, entitled PUN WITH PUNNY FOLKS; Assisted by MR. SAUNDERS, Harpist and Pianist, Member of the Royal Academy) BEGONE DULL CABE ! All who wish to spend a happy evening should see V A L V 0 S E. A Meetings, &c. NNIVEBSABY KEGATTA* A MEETING of the Begatta Committee will be held at the Pier Hotel THIS EVENING (Monday), at 8.30 sharp. JOSEPH AMES, Secretary. ►BELTMINABY NOTICE SOI B E E IN AID OP THE SEAMEN’S ORPHAN AGE. ON BOARD SHIP SOUKAR. Under Distinguished Patronage.. Artillery Band. New Music. ANNIVERSARY NIGHT; Tickets, 55.; Extra Ladies, 2s. 6d. •JIG SETTLERS IN WAINUIOMATA. H. CLAPCOTT, ESQ., (Travelling Sub-Commissioner),. Will give an EXPLANATORY LECTURE on the GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE, ON MONDAY, the 18th ■ at the SCHOOL-HOUSE, WAINUIOMATA, At 8 p.m. After the Lecture Mr. Clapoott will give some of his POPULAR READINGS from MODERN AUTHORS. Admission free. Ladies are particularly invited to attend. Sports, &c----jp AEI S H PETE. .LOWER HUT T. ANNIVERSARY DAY. 22nd JANUARY. FANCY STALLS. CHRISTMAS TEE E. CRICKET, CROQUET, &0., &c. ATHLETIC SPORTS. The Pete will be held in Mr. S. PARKER’S GROUNDS, near to the Church Schoolhouso. Tickets of admission (including tea), 2s. 6d.; Children, under twelve, Is. Proceeds to be devoted to ST. JAMES’ CHURCH BUILDING FUND. .CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. \J The Programme for the Sports at the New Year will be carried out on ANNIVERSARY DAY, 22nd JANUARY, with the addition of handicap rq,cea for a mile, and 100yds,; and a Bycicle Race, Ist prize, a Cup. T o BUI L D E E S. TENDERS for erecting a two-storey shop and dwellinghouse in Cuba-street, for Mr. A. McLean, will be received at my office, where plans and specifications can be seen until NOON of FRIDAY, 22nd JANUARY. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. C. TRINGHAM, Architect. Molesworth-atreet, Jan. 9. m o BUI L D E s. ENDERS are invited for the erection of ittage at Oriental Bay, until NOON of fURDAY, the 16th INST. lans and specifications at my office. THOS. TURNBULL, Architect. [unter-street, Jan. 9. o builders. ENDERS for extensive additions _ to a ileman’s residence on the Wellington c*£ic6 will lio received up to IS ou tno i INST., at my office, where drawings and lifications may be seen, he lowest or any tender not necessarily pted. 0. J. TOXWARD Architect. :uubton-(\uay, 15th January,