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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5187, 6 November 1877, Page 1

Amusements jpRINCESS THEATRE. Lessees Messrs. Howard & Co. Stage Manager ...Mr. H. Stoneham FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. TUESDAY, 6th NOVEMBER. THE THEATRE ROYAL COMPANY Will inaugurate the legitimate drama at this Beautiful Theatre. The opening effort will be ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD. Characters by the Full Theatre Company. To be followed by the Screaming Farce entitled, FAMILY JARS. Between the plays a host of presents will be distributed. The leading prizes consist of Gent’s Watch, One Sovereign, Tea and Coffee Service (G pieces), Toddy Kettle, Butter Cooler, Pair Vases, Pair Lustres, and 60 other valuable, useful, and ornamental articles. Front seats, 3s. (with three envelopes) ; back seats, Is. (with one envelope); gallery, 2s. (with two envelopes). Doors open at 7.30. Curtain rises at 8 p.m. sharp. EDWIN SACKETT, Business Manager. rjp HEA TR E ROYAL. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10. First night of the engagement, for eighteen nights only, of the great Italian Artists, SIGNOR AND SIGNORA MAJERONI, Whose performances have created a perfect furore throughout the colonies, in the cities of Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide. The leading critics award them the merit of being par excellence.. Box plan at Jackson’s. Respectfully, EDWIN SACKETT, Business Manager. GT. G E 0 R G E’S HALL. KJ Manager Mr. R. W. C.vry. UNABATED SUCCESS or ALI BABA ALI BABA Again have we to record a Crowded House. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Repetition of this Glorious Burlesque ALI BABA AND THE FORTY THIEVES. The newscenerymustbe seen to be appreciated. Miss Jenuie Nye, Miss Marian Willis, and Miss Kate Vernon, in their Double and Triple Songs and Dances, Local Jokes and Witticisms. ZING ART MINSTRELS ZINGARI MINSTRELS Will again open a budget of songs, &c. Remember this is the last night but one of seeing this burlesque. ADMISSION—ONE SHILLING. Reserved seats 2s. PRIZES NIGHTLY. The drawing in the Art Union of £IOOO ia now proceeding, and will be announced nightly. 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). Is.; pit, 2s. 6d. Tickets for the stalls can be procured from Mr. W. G. Jackson, or Mr. C. Bennington, where seats can be reserved. THOS. GARRARD, Hon. Sec. P EINCE 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. yELLINGTON SKATING RINK ALWAYS OPEN. Admission—ls. GREAT ATTKACTIO N. SMITH AND CO’S -GRAND PANORAMA of the FRANCO-PKUSSIAN AVAR will shortly arrive in this city. Full particulars in future advertisements. Foxton public hall.—now OPEN. ■ Auditorium, 30 xSO feet; stage, 20 x 30 feet; height, 20 feet. Dressing-rooms on either side of stage. Capable of seating 500 people. Address—Secretary. Corporation Notices ■yyELLINGTON WATERWORKS. NOTICE TO CONSUMERS. The MAINS, after this notice, will be CHARGED at EIGHT O’CLOCK in the EVENING, and the AVater SHUT OFF at EIGHT O’CLOCK in the MORNING. Consumers are recommended to store at least twelve hours’ supply. By order. N. MARCHANT, Eugineer. -yyE LLINGTON AVATE R W ORKS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on and after THIS DATE, consumers wa-tiog water or using it for purposes other than “ domestic,” will- be proceeded against as the law directs. NICHOLAS MARCHANT, Engineer. Custom House-quay, October 29. MRS. GXtIMES has vacancies for a few gentlemen as boarders at Lancaster House, the Terrace, two doors below the Jewish Synagogue. Plunge and shower baths.