Amusements. R 0 Y A Lf ... Mr.-Sam HftwArd Mr. Charles Hillsden nn H E AT BE Leasee ... Business Manager . IMMENSE SUCCESS; ; , Of those celebrated Artists 'the.■ LINGARDS,•'■'..; '.-■":' WILLIAM HORACE LINGJ4BJ#; ~. "' ■' '-And '.;-... , - l 'i:ii.;n •••- MISS ALICE DUNNING lZß<smft t ■' . Who will appear '• V. THIS EVENING (TUESDAY);' jltf In the splendid play, entitled- - THE NEW : MAGbALEJfi Mercy Merrick ... ... Missive ABO 1 New and Appropriate Scenery "V BY MR. HOLMES. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31. . , GREAT BILL! ■'.' SWEETHEARTS, LINGARD'S SKETCHES, ~ • | . And th* comedy of ' ",'-' ; }, ;: ' : MR: AND MRS. PETER, WHIfE. ; In preparation, - 1 * .; •> | THE; TWO " r " i Prices ".'of 'admission—Dress Circle,' |& }]• Sta'ls, 2s;*ed.{ Pitls.>: ! -'... - -i ~': > :■;•;::t Box plan at Jackson's; where seats may to;; secured. Doors open at 7.80 o'clock, com-'' aaence at 8. ■ ~, j : " : > '■■•.,. '. «,•,- „■■-:; D FELLOWS' EH;L ; ' THIS (TUESDAY)' EVENING;* ' ; '^j Crowded Nightly by Enthusiastic 1 Audiences., '];■■■ GRAND GIFT FESTIVAL. - f In addition to the Pantascope Combination, : the Proprietor will each evening distribute * f large number of useful and valuable gifts. BACHELDER'S PANTASCOPE ,' ' MERRIMAC AND. MONITOR ABODE OF THE FAIRIES ■-.-., GIFTS, GIPTS, GIFTS... . The leading presents This Evening will im- ■> elude—■..■''■;■ : : ' ■'- '- ''■': '■" "'..." ,'*> " Silver (self-winding) Watch, guaranteed-'.« Eight-day Striking Clock, warranted ■ ■ ' ■ Pair Large Lustres . ' . L Meerschaum Pipe, Japanese Cabinet ■' Biscuit Casket, Silk Umbrella .;■■•: :. j .' Silver Cake Basket •- •' -''">-■ "< Together with fifty or sixty other useful gift* ' Cards of admission—Front. seats (three sealed, envelopes), :35.; Gallery (two sealed e»velopes), 25.; back seats (one sealed envelope), one shilling. ..:.'':'* Open at 7.30. Pantascope moves at;B., ■ /.. ELEVEN OF ALL ENGLAND ...."-. VERSUB' _■■'.-'.■;" -V. .'.j-..^ TWENTY-TWO :OF WELLINGTON I - AND DISTRICT. ■ ■■'■:■ BASIN : RESERVE. /. : ■■. t! SATURDAY", 3rd, sth, and 6th FEBRUARY. AEGANIST WANTED;; WANTED, a Competent ORGANIST and CHOIR-MASTER (Harmonium) for St, Mary's Church,' Timaru. Salary, £BO per' annum. .\jply, enclosing testimonials, &c, on or before FEBRUARY 14, to E. H. TATE, Churchwarden, Timaru. ■-, R. P A "R E E ,»:■ . . PROFFtSOB OF MUSIC..'" v.'.'' ' Mulgrave-street, .' ■ ' \ '. ■' ' • LESSONS ON THE PIANOFORTE Elementary, FiniShinq. . .' "ISS SMITH, Teacher of Music, Moles- . worth-Btreet. Terns, ' £l' Is, per ■' quarter. Schools attended on beral terms. lANOFORTES TUNED, "REGULATED, AND REPAIRED. :< -- C. AND T. RAMSEY, Cottage and^GrajvLj Pianofoxe Makers, from Brbadwood- and Sons,;" London.' ' ' " • • . . , ■ . .; Pianofortes re-struhg, hammers re-covered, |, keys restored to original color, -touch ~ ' regulated, &c., &c. . . ! Dealers.in pianofortes, harmoniums, violins,.' flutes, accordions, and all kinds, of ! musical instruments. Also, hew and standard i music in sheet and book. C. &T. RAMSEY,. l ■ . "'. •■'•,•." - iWillis-atrfeet. PIANOFORTE AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE;;;; ■;,... .. '-,.. .., i LaMBTON-QUAY, WELXINGTON. ' THE above Establishment is now open,' and ".• will be found to contain "avery large selection ■■■ of Pianofortes by the -best 1 English, - Fr*nch; v . and German makers, a variety of, Harmoniums,; French and German. Accordeons, Concertinas, Violins, Flutes, Tambourines, Guitarsi ''&&, , &c, and Vocal and Instrumental Music in Book and Sheet forth by "all the popular * authors. ". Pianofortes may be purchased on a system of deferred payments if desired. '. . '*i • <: I ■ Special Price Lists to the trade fcncl profession may be had on application. PIANOFORTES TUNED AND REPAIRED IN TOWN OB ■ = i r COUNTRY ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. . i .: .-. C.BONNINGTON, , .: Importer of Music and Musical Instruments, • ,' .. Lambtoli-jiuay, Wellington. Exhibition -U T T AGRICHL TUR A L _jl horticultural; s f AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. . The first Show of this Society will be,held on WEDNESDAY, 7th MARCH, and will comprise Horses, Cattle,: Pigs, Poultry,; Agricultural and Horticultural Implements, and Produce. The regulations and catalogue •' can be ob-.' tained from the offices of the society and, members of the committee after the 15th: January. .■■-■> , inhabitants of Wellington and the u-apa that they, have\,piuchased the Carrying Business from Messrs. Edinoiidson, Sellar, & Co., and hope by strict attention to bvisiness and moderate charges, to receive the support hitherto accorded to their predecessors. ' ■ ■'-.'■. The Agency in Wellington will still be continued by THOS. C. DARCY, Lambton-ouay.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4947, 30 January 1877, Page 1
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