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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4426, 27 May 1875, Page 1

Amusements. rjIHEATEE ROYAL. THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, MAY 27. Positively the last night but two of the Bril* liant and Accomplished Artiste MISS MAY HOWARD, Who will appear in her great Prize Unperson* tion, CAMILLE ! CAMILLE ! CAMILLE ! Oe the pate of a coquette. THE FATE OF A COQUETTE. THE FATE OF A COQUETTE. CAMILLE ... MISS MAY HOWARD AemandDuval... Mr. G. W. Collier And the Star Dramatic Company. To-morrow—Farewell Benefit of MISS MAY HOWARD. (JIHEATRE roy al. The management beg leave to thank the public of Wellington for the very liberal patronage bestowed on the above place of amusement during the engagement of that brilliant and popular artiste MISS MAY HOWARD, And also inform them that the engagement la positively limited to the time advertised, viz,, FOUR NIGHTS ONLY. THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING MAY 27th, "CAMILL E.” Camille (her great speciality), MISS MAY HOWARD. By express and particular desire, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 28th, Grand Complimentary and Farewell Benefit TO MISS MAY HOWARD AND ME. G. W. COLLIER, On which occasion will be produced Charles Reade’s dramatic version of Tennyson’s pastoral poem, entitled “D 0 R A.” Dora (the good girl) ... Miss May Howaed Farmer Allen (the man ) r „ ~ who’s will is law) I Mn ' G - w - CoLLI2K - To conclude with the “WIDOW’S VICTIM.” Jerry Clip Me. G. W. CoLLIEE. With imitations of Herr Bandmann, William Hoskins, &c. SATURDAY, MAY 29, POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT, “OLIVER TWIS T.” Nancy Sikes Miss May Howard QDD FELLOW S’ HALL. FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 28. COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MR. RAIN FORD, Tendered by the Amateurs of Wellington. REMEMBER THE DATE. Programme in to-morrow’s issue, fjl HEA TR E EOYAU Under the management of SIR. and MRS. HOSKINS (Miss Florence Colville). Grand Opening Night, MONDAY, 31st MA Y, Supported by an efficient Company. See future advertisements. MeetingsHE WELLINGTON AND HUTT BUILDING SOCIETY, 1875. Shareholders are reminded that the SIXTH MONTHLY MEETING will be held on the Ist JUNE, after which date the entrance fee will be increased. GEO. H. TRIBE, Secretary. HE CLAIMS OF THE EARLY SETTLERS IN ALL PARTS OF THE COLONY. A PUBLIC MEETING of the Early Settlers will be held on THURSDAY, JUNE 17th, 1875, at two o’clock, p.m., at the ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, Wellington. Business : • The Claims of the Early Settlers to a grant of land. J. H. WALLACE, Acting-Secretary. Fancy Goods

J tr s T OPENED. 1 CASE RIMMEL’S PERFUMERY, Soaps, Scents, and Toilet Vinegae. 1 case, containing A Quantity of Black and Colored Bugle Trimmings. ARCHERY, a Large Assortment. N.B.—To arrive, per Hannibal—--2000 BOOKS AND PIECES MUSIC, Selected to order. WARBURTON AND GOODMAN, Lambton-quay, Under the Verandah. "HUROH OF ENGLAND DIOCESAN BAZAAR. Proceeds intended to defray a debt incurred on the new Diocesan Library, and to assist parochial country districts in their efforts to supply church accommodation for the rapidly-increasing population. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE MARCHIONESS OF NORMANBY. This BAZAAR will be held in WELLINGTON, in the month of AUGUST NEXT. Contributions in aid of the above will be thankfully received by any of the undermentioned ladies. Mrs. Bannatyne Mrs. Pharazyn in Bazaar committee ; „ Brandon „ J. C. Crawford „ Fitegeuald Prenderoast Quick Rhodes „ Kadpield „ Harvey B. Smith Stock.