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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5120, 21 August 1877, Page 1

Amusements fJIHEATRE ROYAL. Lessees Messrs. Howard & Co. Business Manager ...Mr. Charles HiLLSDEN Stage Manager ...Mr. H. Stoneham Grand Success ! House Crowded to Overflowing ! Saturday Evening—Every Act and Song encored two or three times. AN ENTIRE NEW PROGRAMME FOR TUESDAY, the 21st. A few Gems of the AMERICAN’S GRAND ENTERTAINMENT. LOVE VERSUS PISTOLS, By full strength of Theatre Royal Company. OVERTURE. GEORGE DAVENPORT, the clever German Character Vocalist, as “ How Poor Yaoob found it out.” ROBERT SCOTT, the Ethiopian Delineator, in the “ Funny Old Gall.” Flirting in the Moonlight—Miss Grace Garland. A Laughable Interlude, entitled—“ Siff dafc sand.” Just from the Cotton Field—Old Gibb. Butcher Boy—George Davenport, Pich de Banjo—Eobt. Scott The Stranger—Edwin Sackett. ONZALO THE GREAT, In his Aerial Evolutions. The Disgusted Lovers—An Original Plantation Sketch, (written by Mr. Phill Gibbons), Gibbons and Davenport. A Few Minutes with Mr. Harry Emmett. Sound from Ireland—Mr. Eobt. Scott. OVERTURE. Evening’s Performance will terminate with that most Laughable of all Negro Farces (original with Mr. Eobt. Scott), entitled, MISCHIEF IN A BARREL. Old Simpson—Mr. Eobt. Scott. Pete, the Pet of the Family—Geo. Davenport. Lazy Jake—Phill Gibbons. Charles Augustus—Edwin Sackett. Rose, the Pride of the Family—Miss Grace Garland. Doors open 7.30 ; felicity will eventuate at 8 o'clock. Carriages may be ordered for 10.30. J. E. - SACKETT, Advance Agent. QD D FELLOWS’ HALL. SECOND WEEK ! SECOND WEEK '. 1 AND CONTINUED SUCCESS op THOMPSONS GREAT SOUTHERN DIORAMA OF THE AMERICAN WAR. GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS. The leading. Prizes for this evening will com- ... ",'prise— A Tea and Coffee Service (4 pieces) Sovereign Electro-Silver Fish Knife and Fork Walnut-wood Whatnot . Electro Silver Biscuit Box Opera glass Pair of Handsome Vases ; and 80 or 90 other Gifts. Descriptive Lecturer Mr. W. H. Thompson’. Prices of Admission.—Front seats (jfhree sealed envelopes), 35.; gallery (two sealed envelopes), 2s. ; back seats (one sealed envelope), Is ; children half-price ts front seats and gallery. Doors open at half-past 7; overture at S sharp. gT. GE ORGE’S HALL. £IOOO. £IOOO. £IOOO. £IOOO. £IOOO. £IOOO. £IOOO. £IOOO. £IOOO. £IOOO. £IOOO. £IOOO. £IOOO. £IOOO, £IOOO.- £IOOO. yyELLINGTON SKATING RINK ALWAYS OPEN. Admission—ls. GREAT ATTRACTION, FOXTON PUBLIC HALL. NOW OPEN. Auditorium, 30 x 50 feet ; stage, 20 x 30 feet ; height, 20 feet. Dressing-rooms on either side of stage. Capable of seating 500 people. Address—Secretary. THE WELLINGTON WORKING MEN’S CLUB, TaeaNAKI-place (close to Te Aro House). The Club is now open. Person desirous of joining can be admitted on making application to any member of the committee, or can ha admitted if introduced by a member. Meetings, &c. yy ELLINGTON CHORAL SOCIETY. There will be no Baud Practice this evening. Vocalists will meet on Thursday as usual at 8 p.m. THOS. GARRARD, Hon. Sec. OIF T H A N.N IV E R S'A R Y JL; OF THE METHODIST CHURCH. Adelaide-eoad. Sermons in connection with the above will be preached NEXT LORD’S DAY, in the afternoon by the Rev. F. Dewsbury, of Dunedin, and in the evening by the Rev. A. Reid. Collections in aid of the Trust Funds. ■ On TUESDAY a Tea and Public Meeting will he held in the above Church. Tea on tables at 6 o’clock. Several Ministers andFriends will address the meeting. Speeches will be interspersed by the following choice Anthems; — “Hark ! the Song of Jubilee” “Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem” “ Hark! what mean those Holy Voices” “ Deal Gently, Oh Father” “ Come Unto Me.” Singing will be conducted by a well-known , able leader. Tickets, Is. 6d. each. To be had of Mr. Emmett, Tory-street; Mr. Wm. Tonics, Man-ners-street’; Mr. Leitch, Te Aro House ; ami Mr. Holmes, Church Steward. Volunteer Notices ISTB .1 C T O K DEE. Militia Office, Wellington, August 16, 1877. ’HE undermentioned Corps will parade for nthly Inspection at the Central Fire Brie Station, at 7.30 p.m., as follows; — City Artillery and City Cadets, Tuesday. 21st. JOHN LOCKETT, Major Commanding Wellington District.