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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5034, 12 May 1877, Page 1

Amusements H B A T it E It o Y‘ A L, CONTINUED SUCCE-S OF THE LYDIA HO WARD E TROUPE. \\ ho will appear to-night, by ro :ji; H, and for POSITIVELY THE LAST TIME, In the Grand Burlesque of OSCE UPON A TIM E. THIS EVENING (SATURDAY), May 12, Will be presented FOR THE LAST TIME Plamrhe’s Fairy Extravaganza, entitled ONCE UPON A TIME. Queen Dominauta ... Miss Lyjha Howarde Brutus the Crooked.,. Mr. Sam Howauh Supported by the full strength „f this troupe. To be followed by a NE W FARC F. Prices of admission—Dress circle, 45.; stalls. 2s. 6d.; pit, Is, Box plan at Jackson’s, where seats may be secured. Doors open at 7-30 o’clock, commence at B.J D D FELL OW S’ HALL. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY). POPULAR CONCERT. During the evening the following Ballads, &e_ Lessee Business Manager ... Mr. Sam Howard Mr. Charles Hillsden will be given:-

“ Tom Bowling ” ... Mr. Page “The Gipsy’s Warning” Miss Palmer* “ No, My Courage” ... Mr. Perry “ Love’s Request ” ... Miss Emily Power “The Arethusa” ... Mr. Bryan “Mignonette ” (song and dance) Miss Josephine “Masauiello” (piano duet) Mrs., and Miss A. Palmer “The Yellow Girl ” (song and dance) Mr. Jacobs “Roast Beef of Old England ” Mr. Bryan “Home to Our Mountains” (duet) Miss Palmer and Mr. Lewerr “ Woman ” Mr. Page “ Coinin’ Thro’ the Rye ” Miss Emily Power “Genevieve” ... ... Mr. Perry “ Maypole Dance ” (piano duet) Mrs. and Miss A. Palmer “ Gipsy Countess ” (duet' Miss Power and Mr. Bryan. “Maggie’s Secret” ... Miss Palmer “ Love and War ” (duet) Messrs. Bryan and Page “Tara’s Halls” ... ... Miss Emily Power* “Big Sim Flower” (song and dance) Mr. Jacobs. Reserved Seats, 25.; Gallery, Is.; Back Seats, 6d.; Children, half-price. Commence at eight o’clock sharp. TTTELLTN'CrTON’ SEATING RTNTC

JiIjJjiJNUTUJN SJiATiJNIi JtiiJNJS. ALWAYS OPEN. Admission—ls. GREAT ATTRACTION. Hotels HUGHES’ MELBOURNE HOTEL, WILLIS-STEEET, WELLINGTON. C. J. HUGHES (for over ten years proprietor of Hughes’ Cafe, Collins-strect, E. Melbourne) begs to intimate to the inhabitants of Wellington, and to travellers from the otherparts of New Zealand aud the Australian colouies, that he has leased the above newlybuilt hotel, which, for extent and convenienceof accommodation, is unsurpassed in Wellington, and furnished same throughout in a good' and comfortable style, placed the culinary department in the charge of an experienced chef dc cuisine, laid in a stock of the very beat wines, spirits, aud malt liquors, established a moderate tariff, aud hopes that, with civility and attention to visitors, he will secure a share of public patronage and support in his undertaking. Luncheon from 12 till- half-past 2. daily; dinner at 6 p.m. HOTEL, CLYDE-QUAY. H. BERG, BOATBUILDER, Begs to inform his friends that he has takenr the above hotel, where he hopes to receive it share of public patronage. None but the best brands of Wines and. Spirits kept. Good accommodation for Boarders. EW ZEALANDER HOTEL, Manners-street. J. RENTON, Proprietor. PANAMA HOTEL Corner of Taranaki and Vivian-streets. G. S. NICHOLLS, Proprietor. rjIHEATRE ROYAL HOTEL JpThe above Hotel is now open for the accommodation of the public. The proprietor seeks a continuance of the support he has alreadyexperienced as a hotel-keeper in Wellington during the last twelve years. Two of Alcock a splendid billiard tables. Night porter to meet arrivals by late steamers. THOS. URWIN, proprietor. HOTEL, THORNDON. T. BOULD (late of Pahautanui), begs to inform his Town and Country Friends that ho has leased the above Hotel, and he hopes bypaying a strict attention to business, to merit a share of their past favors. Spirits, Wines, and Beer of first-class quality always on hand. s TAR HOTEL, Lambton-qcay, Wellington. This new and commodious Hotel is nowcompleted, and open to the public. Accommodation for Boarders unsurpassed. Sample-rooms for Commercial Travellers. JOSEPH AMES, Proprietor. National hotel, lambtonQUAY. Messrs. BIRCH & WIT,LIAMS are now the proprietors of the above splendid,, new Hotel. The National occupies a central situation, and is furnished throughout with special regard to comfort. The new proprietors hope to merit a liberal amount of patronage frem their friends and the public. UNI O N HOTEL. WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRANDS. One of Alcock’s superior billiard tables. W. H. SWAIN, Proprietor. NO TI C E.—THE NEW BILLIARD SALOON is now opened in connection with the City Hotel, Clyde-quay, Sir. Murphy having leased the same to Mr. H. Fogden, late of the Empire aud Club Hotels, Masterton.