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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5094, 21 July 1877, Page 1

Amusements. H rpHEATKE ROYAL. Lessee Mr. Sam Howard Business Manager ... Mr. Charles Hillsden Positively the Last Sis Nights of MR AND MRS. MORTON TAVARES TO-NIGHT ! Por the first time, Shakspere’s Great Tragedy MAC B E T (With the original music), THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, July 23, MACBETH * MR. MORTON TAVARES as MACBETH. MONDAY EVENING, JULY 23. First time here of the Sensatiouai Drama. N-O-T guilty: In which Mr. and Mrs. Morton Tavares will appear in Dual Parts. In Rehearsal— MERCHANT OF VENICE. SCHOOL-TOR SCANDAL OTHELLO. Prices of admission—Dress circle, 45.: stalls. 2s. 6d.; pit, Is. ’ * Doors open at 7.30 ; performance to commence at 8 o’clock. Son_. Song, Song, gT. GEORGE’S HALL. IMMENSE SUCCESS. APPEARANCE OF MR. R. W. CARY (BARITONE). NINTH. PROMENADE CONCERT THIS EVENING (S ATUHDAY), JULY2L Songs, Duets, Trios, Quartettes, and Opera Selections. Programme : General Skating Song, “ Parted from Thee” Mr. Hunter The Camelia” Mddle. Solange Navar® Nil Desperandum” Mr, R. W. Cary The Cantineer ” Miss Lydia. _ _ Howards Buffo Quartette, “ Don’t Tickle Me,” Misses Howakdb, Navaro, and Mr. R. W. Cary, and Mr. Hunter General Skating. Song, “ Handsome Hugh ” Mr. Hunter Song, “ Kathleen Mavourneen ” Mdlle. Solange Navaro Buffo Song, “ First She Would ” Mr. Cary Song, “ One Gentle Heart ” Miss Lydia Howards Duet, The Little Farm ” Mias Howard© and Mr. Cary General Skating, Song, “Don’t Forget ” Mr. Hunter Song, “Waiting” Mddle. Solange Navaro Song, “The Irish Emigrant” Miss Lydia Howards Comic Medley, “Mrs. Jones’s Musical Party” Mr. Cary Duet, “La Eille de Madame Angot ” Misses Howarde and Navaro General Skating. A change of programme each evening. Admission—Members, free ; non-members, Is. D D FE LLOWS’ HALL. o THIS EVENING (SATURDAY), JULY 21. CLIFFORD’S MIRROR OF THE WORLD WILL RE-OPEN And present to the public some of the finest scenes and views to be met with in the principal cities of Europe, America, &c., &c., being Rambles Round the World ; or, Here, There, and Everywhere, STATUARY ; Home Views of Wellington. The whole brought out to perfection by the wonderful effect of Lime Light. Admission—3s., 25., and Is. Children halfprice to all parts of the hall. Doors open at 7.30 ; commence at 8 p.m. I" N HONOR OF THE FIRST SITTING OF PARLIAMENT UNDER THE ABOLITION ACT. A SELECT FANCY AND DRESS BALL Will be held at ST. GEORGE’S HALL on 26th IK ST. Double tickets, 10s. 6d.; extra lady, 45., refreshments included. Two handsome oilpaiutings, valued at £5 each, will be presented, separately, to the best dressed lady and gentleman representing characters. Visitors admitted—Entrance, 2s. 6d. Tickets may be had of all the principal shops, &c. G. PHILIPS, Hon. Sec. ELBOURNE HOTEL.—Amateur Billiard Tournament now on. Prize—handsome Silver Gup or £3 ss. Full particulars at Rosm. SKATING RINK ALWAYS OPEN. Admission—ls. GREAT ATTRAC TTO K. Meeting's, &c. WELLINGTON PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. FIRST MEETING will be held in the Lecture Hall, Colonial Museum, on SATURDAY, the 21st INST., at 8 p.m. Mr. W. T. L. Travers, F.L.S., M.H.R., President, in the chair. Several papers will be read. R. B. GORE, Secretary. EW ZEALAND PACIFIC LODGE, No. 517, E.C. The Regular Monthly Meeting of this Lodge will be held at the Masonic Hall, Boulcott-street, on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, the 23rd JULY. Lodge tyled at 8 p.m. By command of the W.M. CHARLES S. THOMAS, Hon. Sec. pOLYTECHNIC HALL. The Rev. L. B. BROWN, lately from Hull (author of “The Model Church,” etc.), will PREACH again TO-MORROW, D.V., in the above place. Morning Subject: “ The Weeping Christ.” Evening Subject: “In Doubting Castle.” Services to commence at 11 a.m. and 6 30 p.m. gT. GEORGE’S HALL. SPIRITUALISM. THOMAS WALKER, the trance medium, will give his first public lecture on SUNDAY EVENING NEXT, JULY 23. Subject : “ The second coming of Christ and the end cf the world.” Doors open at half-past six, to commence at seven. All are invited. Admission free. On MONDAY EVENING lie will lecture in the above place on “ The Spirit World and its Inhabitants.” Front seats, 2s. 6d.; bade seats, Is. Carriages may be ordered for ten. NOTICE. —All persons having any claim against the late Joseph Bartlett, or any person indebted to the same, must send in claims and pay their accounts on or before the 7th day of AUGUST, 1877, to Jas. Taylor, Trustee, Tawa Flat. OFFICES TO LET.—Panama Cham lams. Panama-street. Apply on the premises