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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5186, 5 November 1877, Page 1

Amusements fpHEATEE ROYAL. Howaed & Co. ... ... Lessees. Harry Stoneham ... Stage Manager MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5. Positively last night of OLIVER TWIST, _ Which proved a grand success on Saturday night. Last night of Howard as “ Fagin.” Last night of Miss Stonehaiu as “ Oliver Twist.” Last night of Miss Lawrence as “ Nancy Sykes.” Last night of Hesford as the 11 Beadle.” Last 'night of Lawrence as “ The Artful Dodger.” Last night of Rede as “The Judge.” Last night of Stoneham as “ Sykes.” Last night of Mrs. Stoneham as “ The Matron.” Positively Last Night of OLIVER TWIST. GIFTS ! GIFTS!! GIFTS!! ! Leading Presents for to-night— Lady’s Watch Gent’s Watch One Sovereign Silver-plated Cruet Stand Silver Toddy Kettle Pair Vases. Gilt Clock And 60 other useful and Valuable Articles. Saturday, Oct. 10. —The renowned Italian Artists SIGNOR AND SIGNORA MAJERONI will make their first appearance. gT. GEORG E’S HALL. Manager Mr. R. W. Gary. CROWDED! CROWDED!! CROWDED!!! Another immense audience testified to the UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OP ALI BABA ALI BABA ALI BABA AND THE FORTY THIEVES, Come and see the ZING ART MINSTRELS ZINGARI MINSTRELS Who created quite a furore on Saturday night. Single Dances, Double Dances, Triple Dances. New Scenery. Local Hits. Local Songs. Second Appearance of Mr. John Howe, the Old Favorite. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ALI BABA And The Musical Comedietta, THE DAY AFTER THE WEDDING. PRIZES AS USUAL. ADMISSION—ONE SHILLING. JpRINCESS THEATRE. TUESDAY, 6th NOVEMBER. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. THE THEATRE ROYAL COMPANY In its entirety will appear, introducing as their opening effort, ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD. Performance will terminate with. FAMILY JARS. (For cast of characters and prices of admission see future advertisements.) Gifts will be distributed to our patrons— Watches, Silverware, Clocks, and many other valuable articles. EDWIN SACKETT. Business Manager. gT. GEORGE’S HALL. ART UNION. Any Gentleman desirous of acting on the Committee to superintend the Drawing in the above Art Union will please meet at St. George’s Hall THIS DAY (MONDAY), sth NOVEMBER, 1877, at 1 p.m. R. W. CARY, Manager. ELLINGTON 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 Judgment.” Part ll.—Miscellaneous. Reserved Seats (stalls), 45.; pit, 2s. 6d. Tickets for the stalls can be procured from Mr. W. G. Jackson, or Mr. C. Bonnington, where seats can be reserved. THOS. GARRARD, Hon. Sec. pRINCE OF WALES’ BIRTHDAY. BASIN RESERVE. MONSTER FETE.!!! GRAND COMBINATION OF AMUSEME NTS, 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—ls.; Grand Stand, 2s. 6d; Children, half-price. yy ELLINGTON SKATING RINK ALWAYS OPEN. Admission—ls. GREAT ATTRACTION. SMITH AND GO’S GRAND PANORAMA op the FRANCO-PRU SSI AN WAR will shortly arrive in this city. Full particulars in future advertisements. Corporation Notices yyELLINGI’ON WATERWORKS. NOTICE TO CONSUMERS. The MAINS, after this notice, will be CHARGED at EIGHT O’CLOCK in the EVENING, and the Water SHUT OFF at EIGHT O’CLOCK in the MORNING. Consumers are recommended to store at least twelve hours' supply. By order. N. MaRGHANT, Engineer. ■VTTELLINGTON WATERWORKS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on and after THIS DATE, consumers wasting water or using it for purposes other than “domestic,” will bo proceeded against as the law directs. NICHOLAS MARCHANT, Engineer. Custom House-quay, October 29.