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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5266, 8 February 1878, Page 1

Amusements gT. GEORGE'S HALL. Manager ... ... ... R. W. Cary. PANORAMA OF THE EUSSO-TURKISH WAR. , GREAT SUCCESS GREAT SUCCESS OP THIS GRAND PANORAMA, OF THE RUSSO-TURKISH WAR, TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. A Faithful Picture of the Thrilling and Heartrending Scenes During this Terrible War. ■ . > £2OO DISTRIBUTION OF GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS. The following Views, authentically depicted by eminent artists, painted on 7000 FEET OF CANVAS, and will be added to as the War progresses— FIRST SECTION. . Entrance to the Dardanelles. Castle of 7 Towers.—View of Constantinople.—Dlscus- ■ sing War or Peace.—Children Dragging Guns. Recruits from Salouica. First Cannon Shot in the Danube.—Passage of the Russian Torpedo Boats.—Bombardment of Rustcbuic.—Night Scene in Rustohuk.— Bombardment of Nicopolis.—Pursuit by Bashi Bazouks.—Upsettingaßulgarian Bo -t. —Attack of SchipkaPass.—Mountain Scene Schipka Pass ; Turks Attacking.—Battle of Plevna.—Three Skulls.—Foraging Party.— Interior of Seraglio.—Cossack Atrocity.— SECOND SECTION. Combat Between Cossacks and Bashi Bazouks. I —Fortified City of Shumla.— On the Danube Above Rustohuk.—Turkish Assault on a Russian Position at Schipka Pass.—Schipka Pass : Effect of Modern Breech-loaders : Turkish Loss 800 in Ten Minutes.— Night Attack on a Roumanian Outpost Before Plevna.—Schipka Pass ; Bringing Down the Wounded from the Turkish Left. —Schipka Pass : “ Allah,” “ Allah ” : Turkish Charge after Two Repulses.— Turkish Infantry Taking a Russian Outpost in a Bulgarian Graveyard.—The Russians Before Plevna : The Czar, Prince Charles of Eoumania, and the Grand Duke Nicholas Watching the Attack.— Hanging Bulgarians in the Streets of Adrianople.—Corner in a Redoubt Taken Before Plevna.—Giant Battery Before Plevna. — Dummy Cossack Regiment Drawing the Turkish Fire.—Battle of Eaceljevo.—Col. Wellesley and Correspondents of the Qt aphic and the Scotsman in Search of Information Under Difficulties : A Risky Way of Obtaining Information for the Public. MAGNIFICENT MECHANICAL SCENE Between Russian Torpedoes and Turkish Iron-clad. Descriptive Lecture by M E. H. S_ T O N E H A M. Appropriate music by Mons. E. Galon. Admission :—3s., 25., and Is.; Children halfprice. Envelopes, 6d each, with chance of prize. To Let THE ARCADE is now OPEN DAILY. SHOPS TO LET, downstairs, 15s. per week, upstairs 10s. per Week, including gas, &c. Apply at the Arcade Buildings, Mannersstreet. TO LET, at Karori, a 6-Roomed House, with large garden and orchard. T. Kennedy Macdonald and Co., Exchange Chambers. TO LET.—A Shop in Ghuznee-street, near Willis-atreet. Apply to R. W. Watson. TO LET.—Loxley House, Kaiwarra, unfurnished. Seven rooms ; beautifully situated ; fine views ; railway station immediately opposite. Immediate entry For particulars, apply to JAMES F. WILLS, At Mr. Finnimore’s Auction-room. Hotels A LBE R T HOTEL Corner of Boolcott-strbet and WILLISSTREET. The above hotel is now open for the use of families and boarders, and is fitted up with all the requisites of a first-class family hotel. Plunge and shower baths for ladies and gentlemen. None but the best brands of wines and spirits kept in the bar. Private entrance from Boulcott-street and Willis-street. M. POWER, (Late of the Commercial Hotel), Proprietress. rjl HEATER ROYAL HOTEL MR. THOMAS BAILEY, late of the s.s. Taupo, has much pleasure in informing the public that he has leased the above well-known , Hotel, where he hopes to receive the same amount of patronage accorded to his predecessor, Mr. Urwin. nnAFNEK’S TEMPERANCE HOTEL JL AND RESTAURANT, CBBA-SIHEET, WELLINGTON, N.Z. The above Hotel and Restaurant has every convenience for Private Families, Boarders, and Commercial Gentlemen; having large and well-ventilated rooms, with spacious Dining and Drawing Rooms. Tourists aud Wedding Parties will find this unequalled by any hotel in the district. Families and gentlemen favoring the proprietor with their patronage may rely upon obtaining every home comfort, combined with cleanliness, civility, and moderate charges. Ordinary daily at 1 p.m., and luncheon at any hour. A conveyance from the Hotel will attend all steamers and trains. N.B.—Hot and cold baths. C. TAFNER, Proprietor, Late Chief Steward Government s.s. Stella. CLARENDON HOTEL, THOENDON, T. BOULD, Proprietor. OMMER GI A L HOTEL, Willis-street. H. BENNETT, Proprietor. ZEALANDER HOTEL Manners-street. J. FENTON, Proprietor. :C N : n A. TIO NA L H O T E Lambton-qbay. H. J. WILLIAMS, Proprietor. L, u N lON HOTEL. WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRANDS. One of Alcock’s superior billiard tables. W. H. SWAIN, Proprietor, FRESH MB NT ROOMS. YAITOKE STATION. NOW OPEN. Coaches leave this Station Daily.