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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5184, 2 November 1877, Page 1

Amusements. rjIHBATBE ROT AL. Howard & Co. ... . Lessees Harry Stoneham... ... Stage Manager# FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2. Last night of the Novel Drama BEHIND THE CURTAIN, With its exciting situations and comical scenes. Remember To-night, Positively Last Time. Leading articles that we give away after this evening’s performance— Gent’s Watch Lady’s Watch Gent’s Hunting Case Silver Watch One Sovereign Toddy Kettle And 60 other Valuable Articles. Be sure you attend To-night and see BEHIND THE CURTAIN, With all its mysteries. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, The first representation of the Pleasing, Sensational, and Comical Drama, adapted from Dickens, entitled OLIVER TWIST. At termination of play a regular maelstrom of Presents. gT. GEORGE’S HALL, Owing to the su-lden and lamented death of Mr. CHARLES KBELEY, the Hall will ha CLOSED till SATURDAY NIGHT, R. W. CARY, Manager, 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. THE FIRST CONCERT Of the Fifteenth Season Will be given ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6> AT THE THEATRE ROYAL. Part I.—Spohr’s oratorio, “The Last J udgment.” Part ll.—Miscellaneous. Reserved Seats (stalls), 45.; pit, 2s. 6d. Tickets for the stalls can be procured from Mr. W. G. Jackson, or Mr. 0. Eonnington, where seats can be reserved. THOS. GARRARD, Hon. Sec. CHORAL SOCIETY. PERFORMING MEMBERS and the BAND are requested to meet for final rehearsal at the Theatre Royal on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 3rd INST., at halfpast 2 sharp. THOS. GARRARD, Hon. Sec. jpRINCE 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. WELLHnGTON 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—ls.; Grand Stand, 2s. 6d; Children, half-price. w ELLINGTON SKATING RINK ALWAYS OPEN. Admission—ls. GREAT ATTRACTION. JpiOXTON PUBLIC OPEN. HALL.— NOW Auditorium, 30 xSO feet; stage, 20 x3O feet; height, 20 feet. Dressing-rooms on either side of stage. Capable of seating 509 people. Address—Secretary. Meetings, &c. HE WELLINGTON BUILDING SOCIETY. Notice is hereby given that the Forty-eighth General Meeting for the Payment of Subscriptions and the Sale of Shares will be holden at the office of the Society, Panamastreet, Wellington, THIS DAY (FRIDAY), 2nd NOVEMBER, at 7 o’clock in the evening. In accordance with Rule XXIV. the meeting will bo called upon to appoint TWO AUDITORS, who shall be members of the Society, to audit the accounts for the year, CHARLES WHITE, Actuary and Secretary. WELLINGTON PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. Meeting at Colonial Museum on SATURDAY, the 3rd NOVEMBER, at 8 p.m. Patees — 1. On the Toa-toaand other New Zealand Species of Phyllocladus 2. On Nephrodium pentangularum. 3. Description of a new Fern By Thos. Kirk, F.L.S. 4. On a new variety of Tuatara 5. Further notes on the Huia By Dr. Duller. &c., &o. R. B. GORE, SecretaryOYAL ORANGE LODGE No. 16. The usual Monthly Meeting will take place, in the Foresters’ Hall, Lambton-quay, on the 3rd NOVEMBER, at 8 o’clock sharp. BUSINESS : Election and Installation of Officers fee the ensuing year. By order of the W.M. ON PROPHESY. The Desolating Consequences of War. By request, HUGH MAWHINAY will give a lecture on this subject on SATURDAY FIRST, the 3rd NOVEMBER, in the Odd Fellows’ Hall, Lower Hutt, at 8 o'clock. Admission (to defray expenses), Is. and 2s.