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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4830, 14 September 1876, Page 1

' Amusements. IHEATKE EO Y : AL. ssees ... Messrs. Bates and Howard. Business Manager Mr. Charles Hilbden. [ IMMENSE SUCCESS. | IMMENSE SUCCESS. IMMENSE SUCCESS. IMMENSE SUCCESS. • IMMENSE SUCCKSS. IMMENSE SUCCESS. TREMENDOUS APPLAUSE. TREMENDOUS APPLAUSE. TREMENDOUS APPLAUSE. TREMENDOUS APPLAUSE. TREMENDOUS APPLAUSE. TREMENDOUS APPLAUSE. BURLESQUE! BURLESQUE' M R S. F. M.BATES AS PRINCE FERAMOR& The Full Company in the caste. New scenery by Mr. Nicholson. THURSDAY EVENING, SEPT. 14, And until further notice, will be performed with all effects and appointments the beautiful burlesque entitled LAL L A ROO KH. Prince Feramorz ... Mrs. F. M. BATE 3. The performance will commence with the Comedy of PERFECTI O N; Or, The Maid of Munster. Kate O'Brien ... ... Mrs. F.'M. Bates Charles Paragon... ... Mr. F. M. Bates. Dress-circle, 45.; Stalls, 2s. 6d.; Pit,' Is. " Home Sweet Ho ODD FELLOWS' HALL. POSITIVELY ENDING MONDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 18. LAST FOUR NIGHTS. and EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK, RISLEY'S COLOSSAL PANORAMA, THE MIRROR OF ENGLAND ; 08, THE RIVER THAMES, Illustrated from its source, On a Scale of Unequalled. Magnitude. Amongßt the scenes are the following : Source of the Thames, City of Oxford, Reading, Henley Regatta, Windsor Castle, Eton College, Magna Charta Island, Hampton Court, Twickenham, Richmond Hill, Thames Regatta, Chelsea Hospital, London from Lambeth Palace to the Pool of London, Sylvan Londscapes, Luxuriant Meadows. THE FARM HOUSE ON FIRE, And many other representations too numerous to mention,, executed in the highest style of PICTORIAL ART. Appropriate English Music. Explanatory Historical Lecture. Admission—Reserved Seats, 35.; Gallery, 25.; Back Seats, Is. Commence at 8. Tickets and plan of reserved seats at Jackson's Stationers' Hall. AFTERNOON EXHIBITION, SATURDAY, at 2.30, for the convenience of Schools and Families. REDUCED PRICES. RISLEY & HUMPHREY, Proprietors. THOS. KENNEDY, Manager. PAUL'S CHURCH CHOIR. ' A MUSICAL and LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT will be given at the SYDNEY-STREET SCHOOLROOM, ON FRIDAY, 15th INSTANT, At 8 o'clock. Proceeds, to be devoted to St. Mark's Church. Admission One Shilling. WELLINGTON ASSEMBLY BALLS, 1876., : The second of the series of Subscription Balls proposed to be held in addition to the Provincial Council Hall, on MONDAY, the 18th SEPTEMBER, at 8.30 p.m. Tickets may be obtained from, H. C. WILMER, Supreme Court Office; Or, AMELIUS M. SMITH, Government Buildings. CHORAL SOCIETY. The FIRST CONCERT of the fourteenth season will be given on or about THURSDAY, 28th INST. Owing to the increased number of subscribers, no tickets will be sold to the public. Subscribers of .one guinea are entitled to two tickets to each of the four concerts given during the season. Intending subscribers are requested to forward their names to the Hon, Sec, or Mr. Solomon Levy, the collector. All subscriptions must be paid previous to the issue of tickets for the first concert. THOS. GARRARD, ' Hon. Sac. eptember J 2,1876. PORTS!! SPORTS! I KJ - 1000 MILES IN 1000 HOURS. I J. L. WILTSHIRE, the everlasting walker, is now positively performing the above wonderful feat at Kaiwarra. A reward of £IOO will be paid to anyone proving that he does not walk one mile within each hovir. The distance walked up to 6 p.m. this evening will be 458 miles. : Grand handicap 150 yards; prize, silver cup; on Saturday next. Ground open day and night. ADMISSION, Is. W E Education ELLINGTON COLLEGE. The third term for this year will commence on MONDAY, 25th SEPTEMBER, for newboys, and for old boys on TUESDAY, the 26th SEPTEMBER, on each day at 10 a.m. Fees payable in advance to the Secretary, who will be in attendance at the College on the above dates. « The matriculation examination for the University of New Zealand will be held on MONDAY, the 11th of DECEMBER. Candidates must forward their names not later than the 31st of October to the Principal of the College, from whom all particulars can be obtained. By order of the Governors. CHARLES C GRAHAM, Secretary. Board and Residence. 'OOLLAHRA LODGE, Boulcott-street. , , —Private Boarding-house. Vacancies for a few gentlemen. J.J. BEATTY, Proprietor. Plunge and shower baths. SUPERIOR BOARD and RGSIPEaSCJ', ,0 for a few ; gentlemen. Three minutes walk from Government Buildings. Apply to Mrs. Doaeghue, Mulgrave-street.