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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4934, 15 January 1877, Page 1

musements HP H E A T B E r : R O YA L. Lessees ... .-.,.. Messrs. Bates and Ijtoward Business Manager ... Mr. Charles'Hillsden MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15, .1877. :. :yr \, r LAST NIGHT OF THE 'SEASON t ;., ~i. v'.cf'.t ,- and: •.:-. . •■ .' ■ FAREWELL BENEFIT 'OF-MR. Jr. M '■,,::;' : -:' y '.'Sj:\ ' ''' Positively the last appearance uvNew Zealand of those popular and celebrated artists. MR. AND MRS. \ F. M! BATES, Prior, to their departure for Sydney. In consequence of repeated requests'that Mrs. F, M. BATES Should, appear. as PAULINK, the Management have decided to present This :.i . ■ Evening, the famous play by Bulwer, ;ihelady ■ f6;*F^' : "-'ii-'?S^f'Sr*^ Instead of MONEY (as previously arranged). Pauline ... ... ... Mrs. F.M-'Bates Claude Meliiotte ... ... Mr, F. M. BATES Concluding with' . T O O D L E Sl' Mr. Toodles ■.,. ... ... Mr: F. M. Bates Tabitha Toodles Mrs. % Mi Bates Dress, circle, 45.; stalls, 2s v 6d.; pit, la. Doors open at half-past 7 ; performance to commence at 8 o'clock. '. , GEORGE'S HALL ■ SOIREE, '~ UNDER THE PATRONAGE • . .-•■. Qj. THB ■■-'■■ ANNIVERSARY RKGATTA .: COM- ' . ' MITTEE. A SOIREE-under the aboire patronage, -will be held at the above Hall, on MONDAY EVENING, 22nd JANUARY, to celebrate the opening of the above Hall. Both floors will be available for dancing, to commence at 8.30. A splendid Quadrille Band, has-been engaged. ',.-...•.■:. J 1 * Tickets, Gentlemen ..* ' ' n „ Ladies ... as . ocu '.J. AMES, Hon.'Sec. WELLINGTON ANNIVERSARY , ; .■REGATTA,,. To be held on .MONDAY, the 22nd JANUARY, 1877, Under the Patronage of His Excellency the Governor and the Marchioness of,. - Normanby. :-•--■■ ■■ ■■'■■■ M His Worship the Mayor, Commodore.—George Hunter, Esq.,M.H.B., ' Vice-Commodore.—C. H. Snow, Esq., I—Open Boat-sailing Race—starts.at 10 a.m. 2—Four-oar Outrigger Race—-starts* at 10.30 ; . a.m. :*• '■'-'■. 3—First-class Yacht Race—starts at 11' a.m. 4—Junior Four-oar Inrigged ' Gig Race — starts at 11.30 a.m. s—Coasters Race—starts at 12 noon. ' 6—Whaleboat' Race—starts at. 12.30 pjm 7—Second-class Yacht Race—starts:at lp.m. B—Ship's Gig Race—starts at 1.30 p.m. - 9 —Four-oar Inrigged Gig Race—starts :'at 2 ■''• : "p-nv '_ ■ ".'■'.■;,, r ...;"'.ti^ 10—Junior Pair-oar -Gig -Race—starts at 2.30 p.m. : - , 11—Senior Pair-oar Gig Race—starts" at 3p.m. 12—Scullers Race—starts at 3.30 p.m. 13—Maiden Four-bar Inrigged Gig-Race—- ; starts at 4 p.m.' . ''; 14—Maiden Pair-oar ; Inrigged : .Gig,-Race—- -'... starts at.4i3o p.m.; ~. :....'i; .Entries close'on Friday, at. the 'Pier Hotel,.at 8 p.m. », c: ■ :■>■ t■■'■'■■ Rules and plans of 'the various' 'courses''can be obtainedfrom the undersigned. ':. . Further particulars'in future advertisements. ;.■:" : CHASj H.ELLABY;; ,; : Hon.'Secretary. MPI R E S W E E; P. WELLINGTON CUP, 18 77. 500 Members, '■ One Guinea each. First Prize ... £2OO ■'■ Second do ... ... - ... 'IOO Third do .;. ... ... 50 Starters . ... ... ... 75 Non-starters' .:. ■.:.■ ... 75 To be drawn on sth February. J. LICHTSCHEINDL, Empire Hotel. IE ARO GRAMMAR AND COMMER- . CIAL SCHOOL, WELLINGTON. ' . '■ Established 1870. . Principal, C A. Curtis (University, Gottingen). Classical ■ Master, the Rev. John Moir. Assisted by resident and visiting masters in the higher mathematics, modern languages, mechanical and ornamental drawing, instrumental music ;'arid in the Commercial Classes by a- practical bookkeeper and accountant. The advantages which recommend this inits system and' the thoroughness of its' work —the main features which have, although opposed by many obstacles, contributed to the success of the} school, not unhappily in its finance, but■ in t the=, next best thing to it, viz., in securing iiis 4 claim-ito be ranked among the first private educational establishments of the colony. Extensive and very superior accommodation for boarders. The first quarter, 1877, -will commence on MONDAY, JANUARY 15. .The, Principal will have pleasure in furnishing all particulars upon application. ■' ■ ELLINGTON TERRACE COMMER- '■ CIAL AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Established 1864. Provides a sound commercial" training, combined with a sufficient knowledge of History, Geography, r Latin, and Mathematics, for enabling youths to, qualify for Civil Service and other public, examinations. School REOPENS MONDAY, 15th January. J. JK. BRANN. THE MISSES CARPENTER beg to acquaint their friends and the public that vacation will end oh the Bth JANUARY, •1577. Abel Smith-street, December 30,1876. ■ ADIES' SCHOOL, MULGRAVE- *' STREET, WELLINGTON. Principal—Miss Griffiths. Classes will be resumed on THURSDAY, the 25th INSTANT. Vacancies for two boarders. ..-,._. >ITM AN' S SHORTHAND Mr. GEO. BROWN, Certificated Teacher of Phonography, will commence an Elementary Class on TUESDAY EVENING, 16th INST., in the Rechabite Rooms, Mannersstreet. ' r Terms and particulars on application. Ghuznee-street, January 11.