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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5183, 1 November 1877, Page 1

Amusements (Jl HE A T'E E ROYAL. Howard & Co. ... . Lessees Harry Stoneham...- ... Stage Manager. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 1. Second night of the Glorious Play of BEHIND THE CURTAIN, Which was received last night with roars of 1 laughter. See Behind the Footlights.—See the Dressing-, room Scene.—The Parnassus Theatre.— The Actors at Rehearsal—The Great Fire Scene. And all the Mysteries of Behind the Curtain TO-NIGHT. Leading Presents to-night : Gent’s Watch Lady’s Watch One Sovereign Silver-plated Cake Basket Silver-plated Butter Cooler Silver-plated Sugar Bowl Pair Vases And 60 other Valuable Articles. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10. First appearance of the Grand Italian SIGNOR AND SIGNORA MAJERONI. GEORGE’S HALL. Manager ..... Mr. R. W. OAKY. ENTIRE CHANGE. To-night ! To-night ! Double Bill ! Gorgeous production of H. J. Byron’s burlesque. A L I BABA AND THE FORTY THIEVES, Played for 100 nights at the Coveut Garden, London. New Scenery. The Silver Lake. Cavern of the Forty. The Forty in the Oil Jars. ALI BABA. ... Miss Marian Willia ... ...Miss Jennie Nya ... Miss Jate Vernon ... ... Mias Sinclair Mr. 0. Keeley ... ... Mr. Metcalfe Mr. I. F. Keogh Mr. Alexander Morgiana... Abdallah Ganeem ... Zaidee... AH Baba ... Cassim Baba Hassaide ... Cogia ... Mirza ) Hassam ( ’” Mr. Gerrard Grand Finale, introducing the ZINGARI MINSTRELS. The burlesque will be preceded by the musical comedietta, THE DAY AFTER THE WEDDING. PRIZES AS USUAL TO-NIGHT. ADMISSION ONE SHILLING. gT. GEORGE’S HALL. The Drawing in the Grand Art Union of £IOOO will take place on MONDAY, NOVEMBER sth. The remaining tickets can now be obtained at the Hall daily. R. W. CARY, Manager. CHORAL SOCIETY. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. FIRST CONCERT, THEATRE ROYAL, NOVEMBER 6. SEATS can be reserved either for DressCircle or Stalls upon presentation of tickets at Mr. O. Bennington’s up to THURSDAY, Ist' NOVEMBER, after which date the balance of unreserved seats will be open to the public. THOS. GARRARD, Hon. Sec. J3RINCE OF WALES’ BIRTHDAY. BASIN RESERVE. MONSTER FETE!!! GRAND COMBINATION OF AMUSEMENTS, Commencing at 11 a.m. THE GREAT CONTEST, EDWARDS v. BOWLEY. THE GRAND CRICKET MATCH, STAR v. WELLINGTON CLUBS. THE SPLENDID PROGRAMME OF SPORTS. THE HIGHLY AMUSING RICHARDSON’S SHOW. And a host of other Amusements too numerous ~ to mention. For full particulars apply on the Ground. Admission—la.; Grand Stand, 2s. 6d; Children, half-price. SKATING RINK ALWAYS OPEN. Admission—ls. GREAT ATTRAC TIO N. w Conveyances AIRARAPA TO WELLINGTON AND BACK THE SAME DAY. For the convenience of the public Messrs Hastwell & Macaka will BUN AN EXTRA COACH. Time-Table : Leaving Featherston at 7 a.m., arriving at Upper Hutt at 11.25. Return —Leaving Upper Hutt at 4.35, and arriving at Featherton at 8.30 p.tn. Up-country settlers desiring to catch this early coach are advised to come down to Featherton the previous evening by the after, noon coach from Masterton. To Let TO LET, a six-roomed house, within three ■ minutes’ walk of the Government Buildings; also an eight-roomed house in Turnbull-street. Aply to BENJAMIN SMITH & CO., Lambton-quay. rpO LET ON LEASE, Acre No. 282 JL Cambridge Terrace. This acre has been conveniently laid out in building allotments, and will be leased on easy terms. Apply to • SAMUEL PARKES, Land Agent, Dixon-street. OFFICES TO LET at the Chamber o£ Commerce Buildings, Lambton-quay-S. CARROLL. HOTEL TO LET BY TENDER. TENDERS are invited until 15th NOVEMBER for Leasing for a term of years that magnificent' New Hotel, now building, situated directly opposite the new Railway Station, Christchurch. It contains about fifty rooms, and is the largest and handsomest Hotel in .Canterbury. Conditions of lease may be seen on the premises by applying to BUCKLEY & MARSHALL; or Crown Brewery Company (Limited), Christchurch,