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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5209, 1 December 1877, Page 1

Amusements gT. GEORGE’S HAEL. E. W. Oaey Manager. MONDAY EVENING NEXT. HEBE S CHO TT, 8.A.M.L., The Celebrated Solo Oboeist, Cor-Anglaiseist, Pianist, and Liguridzolosophoneist will have the honor of appearing as above. Herr Schott has been pronounced by the Press of Eondon, Germany, Paris, and Melbourne as one of the greatest Living Virtuosos on the most difficult of all wind instruments— THE OBOE , and its companion the COB-ANGLAISE. Herr Schott’s repertoire will include the following selections : Eantasia for Piano and Oboe from “..ueretia Borgia.” Scena from “ Roberto toi qua d’jaime.” Hia popular fantasia from “II Trovatore,” in which he introduces the COB-ANGLAISE. Julliau’s celebrated “ Eclipse Polka,” with variations on the LIGHRIDZOLOSOPHONE as played by him before an audience of 6000 people in the Town Hall, Melbourne. In conjunction with the above the LYDIA HOWAEDE TROUPE LYDIA HOWAEDE TROUPE LYDIA HOWARDS TROUPE Will re-appear in the beautiful Operatic Burlesque LUCIA DI LAMMEEMOOE LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR LUCIA. DI LAMMERMOOR Preceded, for the first time in Wellington, by the Sparkling Operetta, A PUFF OF SMOKE A PUFF OF SMOKE A PUFF OF SMOKE In a few days Lecocq’a gorgeous Opera Bouffe GIBOFLE GIROFLA i GIROFLE GIROFLA GIKOFLE GIROFLA Reserved chairs, 35.; second seats, 25.; back, Is. Box plan and seats may be secured at J ackson’s. gT, GEORG E’S HALL. R. W Caby ... ... ... Manager. THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, At 3 o’clock, GRAND MATINEE FOB SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES. Admission, 6d.; adults, Is. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO NIGHT Positively the LAST APPEARANCE LAST APPEARANCE OF THE ALLEEN TROUPE. Last Night of the Infant Prodigies. Last Night of the One-legged Wonder. Last Night of the Flying Woman. Last Night of the Contortionist. L ART NIGHT OF EVERYBODY. SPECIAL DOUBLE BILL. Be in Time to Secuee a Seat.

Drapery NEW GOODS ARRIVING BY EVERY VESSEL FROM LONDON. Are Showing an IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW GOODS. Representing Six Shipments from London tiiis Summer. Also to arrive, more New Goods by the Zealandia, Crovvnthorpe, and Hurunui. English Millinery Bonnets, 10s. 6d., 15s, 205., 255. New Flowers, Feathers, and Ornaments. New Straw Hats and Bonnets. New Mantles, Jackets, Fichus, &o. Ladies’ and Children’s Underclothing. New Costumes, from 12s 6d. New Dress Goods, 91d., 10id., Is., up to 2s. 6d. Hoyle’s Prints, 6M. per yard. 5 Cases Pure Family Calico, 6Jd. per yard. 7 Gases. Pure Family Calico, from 7-Jd. to la. 6d. per yard. New Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Lace Goods, SPECIAL NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN. FRESH SHIPMENTS TO HAND or White Shirts, Oxford Shirts ; Hosiery, in Merino, Cotton, and Silk. TIES AND SCARVES, UMBRELLAS, PORTMANTEAUS, And all Mercery and Outfits for Gentlemen. New Carpets, Floorcloths, Linoleum, Mats, Mattings, Sheetings, Curtains, Counterpanes, and all Furnishing Goods. TERMS :—Five per cent, discount prompt cash on £2 and upwards ; two and a half per cent, on monthly accounts. KID GLOVES, NET PRICE. WILSON & RICHARDSON, Lambton-qcay. Established in 1 848. To Let qpO LET. an Office in Temple Chambers. T. KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. TO LET, a six-roomed house, within three minutes’ walk of the Government Buildup's ; also an eight-roomed house in Turubull strcet. A ply to BENJAMIN SMITH & CO., Lambtou-quay. 0 LET ON LEASE, Acre No. 282 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. FEICES TO LET at the Chamber of Commerce Buildings, Lambton-quay. S. CARROLL. rjJO ’ GARDENERS AND OTHERS. TO BE LET, with immediate possession, for the term of five years or more, as may be agreed upon, Six Acres of Eirst-class Land, securely fenced, admirably adapted for an orchard, situated at the Taita, Hutt, 3;acrcs ready for crop, cottage in course of erection, first year’s rent nominal. Eor furtherjparticulars apply to J J. G. NICHOLAS,} Taita, Hutt. TO LET.—Part of a House at Kaiwarra unfurnished. Lofty rooms ; beautifully situated.; fine views ; railway station immediately opposite. For particulars, apply to JAMES F. WILLS, At Mr. Finuimore’s Auction-room.