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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4908, 14 December 1876, Page 1

Amusements'i rjl’H E A T;E-E BOT A L Lessees ;■> Messrs JBatesani Howard Business,Manager i;;. Mr. CharlesHillsdfflt JReappearance of those Popular -Artiste MR. AND MRS. F. M. BATES, In Ly Iton Bulwer’a Celebrated Play,- entitled THE LADY OF LYONS! GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT And Positively Last Appearance of MDL LE. FRANZ IN I. THIS -EVENING (THURSDAY), DECEMBER 14,: b-in The performance will i -commence .with Lyttoa = Bulwer’s Celebrated Play,! entitled THE LAD Y -OF LYON S f Pauline,, .... , Mrs. F. M. Bates Claude Melnotte... ... Mr. F. M. Bates Supported by the full strength of the Company. To, conclude with' the Marvellous Perfor- ■ manoes of. , " ‘ MDL LE. FR A N'Z IN I, QUEEN OF THE BICYCLE. Blindfold ! Blindfold !!; Blindfold !!! Engaged, and : will Shortly Appear, SIGN OR ~ RAPHAEL AND HIS TALENTED;, FAMILY. MRS. & MISS PALMER will; give one 1 of their Popular; Ehteftainpaents in the United 3 Methodist Free' Churdh Schoolroom, Courtenay-place, onFRIDAY, 15thDECEMBER, 1 to. consist of Selections on the Piano from the favorite Operas of Martha,” “Masaniello,” “Luerezia Borgia,” andr“Brides of Venice.”, New Songs and Violin Solos. Concluding with the sparkling little Comedietta “ A Happy Pair Misa,vPalmer; Fefdy, Mr. Baddwiru Admission—la. ; Reserved Seats, 2s. ‘Doors open at'7*3.o; t» commence at 8 o'clock. - n - n OSTUME CRICKET MATCH; jiASiN ; ' RESERVE., . . ;I mi SATURDAY NEXT, 16th INST. Proceeds in aid of the All England Eleven ■■ / Fupd - /v^ The Artillery Band, by the kind permission of Captain Pearce, will play during the afternoon, under the leadership of Mr. Cemino. "> Play to commence at 12.30 p.m. Admiasion,Ls..-> -- _■ T. JOHN’S. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, WILLIS-STREET. ■s ANNIVERSARY SERVICES will Jbe held ; in the, above Church; on , 3 ~,' 'SUNDAY, the ; l7th DECEMBER. Collection at each Service in aid of the Building Fund, , : A CONGREGATIONAL ’ TEA MEETING will be held in the Schoolroom on MONDAY EVENING,' the 18th INST., Tea on ’table at'6.3o/' -' •-a - ' •••* ’ I ■’ ‘ v A PUBLIC MEETING will take place afterwards in the Church,'when addresses will be delivered by various members of the General , Assembly and ofthe-city clergy.M > f •M ESSI AH ’" -F- E S TIVA L, Under the Management of the .Wellington • Choral Society. • Handel’s Oratorio, „ T H E: t M'-'E-S-S I A H, , : Will be rendered at the • WESLEYAN, - CHURCH, MANNERS STREET, , (By permission of the Trustees),, ON ’ THURSDAY, 21st INSTANT, ' . -.AtB p.m. ; , Tickets, three shillings each (or .family tickets' to admit four, ten shillings), ban be procured from the booksellers,’ or any member of committee. : ■ ' , ■ . - ■ THOS. GARRARD; ;■ I/,:,! !};f .bcicl ;:'f/ V!!:! 1 Hott. Sec. TendersT o BUILD E R S. TENDERS will he received until 5 p.m. on MONDAY, 18th INST., for the construction of Permanent Booths," with iron roofs, on the Hutt Racecourse. : V Plans, &c. ‘, ■ may be seen on application to the undersigned,, or to A. ; Braithwaite,” Esq., Waiwetu, Hutt. ■ V - 7 . .The lowest or any, tender not necessarily accepted.-., - . ,-J. R. GEORGE. ■December 12, 1876...,, O ■B- U I L D E R S, T TENDERS 1 for Erecting three; Shops and : Dwelling! Houses,- in i Willis-street, 1 will (be received »t my, office, whereplans and specifications con. be seen until NOON of THURSDAY, December 14. ;, - The .lowest’or any tender not necessarily accepted. - ■ r C. TRINGHAM, ‘ ' 1 1 Architect. 'Molesworth-street, December I. B U I, L D E R S. T TENDERS will be received up ,to .noon on MONDAY,, the 18th,,INST., for building a Strong-rpom.and other,.‘alterations on the premises at/ the ; corner, of Featherston and Grey streets. . . _ f - • .... . . Plans and specifications at my office. ■’ THOS. TURNBULL, • ■ Architect. Temple Chambers,' Wellington, December Tl/1876. - ELLINGTON. ATHENzEUm" TENDERS, are invited until the Ist of Shops’occupying, the 1 frontage of the ground floor of the. hew building-how in bourse of erection for the. above institution.'- Each shop. has' a- frontage of <27f t. l Sin; l by a 'depth of 30ft., one being a corner fchop, l with a return window Sffc wide.’!’iThe r shops Will ;be > ready for’occupation om or about Ist August,' 1877. Tenders will be received -for one. or. both shops for a term of, not less. than 1 seven ; years, nor 'more than twenty-one years, - and the highest or any tender not; .necessarily accepted. - Further particulars may be leamt on application to the undersigned. / ■ ; 1 By order! H. F. LOGAN, s' - i - 1 -’ - 1 -' --;' 111 ■ /Hon. Sec. " Wellington,-December 9. ’ - • r.id Notices* ■ , ■la .jtho: Estate. ; of HENRY B/COGK,r- <! | BUHN,/W .Cpaohbuilder, . CARROLL; ’'/Abcbuhtahl, J : ‘ Wellingtbh'.' V Cfeditbrsi'ture requested- tO lodge proofs Of their claims' at Ithe same place without "delay.'-’!-;-') iaowr'i"Hh\ u •■! * .j'./it.-. ir All accounts, remaining unpaid; after*the ;21at-‘INSTANT, -will be placed in the hands of’a soUcitorJor. collection.'! V : T , T -. •.■ ;. JAMES IVINGATE, :/ ' - , ... i Trustee. Wellington, December 5. ~ .