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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5284, 2 March 1878, Page 1

Amusements ;;m.H b a t r.,e, . r n y a ,ls JL Lessee—Mr. R. J. DeLi/.S; LAST SEVEN .NIGHTS , OP MISS EMILY SOLDENK And her renowned' and complete ‘ ’ ENGLISH COMIC OPERA COMPANY, .Under the management of MR. C. A. CHIZZOLA. ' THIS EVENING (SATURDAY), Will be repeated Herve’s amusing Opera, in ■ three acts, entitled CHI L P E R I C! Chilperic (her original part) Miss R. Soldenk At the end of the first act—Grand Umbrella Dance by the Company. MONDAY, MARCH 4—First' Time here—- : " ' LA BKLLE POULE. TUESDAY, MARCH s—Eirst Time here—- = ■ BARBE BLR UK. 1 Dress Circle, ss. j -Stalls, 3s. ; Pit, ‘2s. Box Plan at'Jackson's Stationers). Hall—• Stall and Pit tickets may be had at Mr. Geo. Aldous’, Lambton-qnay. ' , v , M. L. BROWNE, .Business Manager...; . R I NOE S S ; T H E ATR E. ' TORY-STR RET, TE ARO. Lessee ' ' '... Mr. T., Margetts. , TO-NIGHT, MARCH'S. Grand Reception of MB. BORTHWICK REID, ' In his'New Programme. ~V) ' v NEW COMEDY. : Concluding with the Glorious Burlesque of MEPH-FAUST-OPHLBS. - Front Seats, 35.; .Balcony, 25.; Pit, Is. Doors open at half-past 7 ; commence at 8.: QDD FELLOWS’ HALL. A GRAND MATI NB e’ • ■') : for ’.. CHILDREN at 2 p.m. Children’s tickets, fid.,. which entitles them to a Present, with a chance of drawing , a Silver Watch. TO.N I G H T The Last Night of ’ BEN A L ,L A H! . 150 PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY. Also, a LIVE PIG. Whoever draws the Pig must carry it off the stage. Front seats, 3s. (with six envelopes); middle seats, 2s. (with.three envelopes); back seats, Is. (with one,'envelope). ! ' QDD FELLOWS’ HALL. LOOK OUT! LOOK OUT!' GREAT SENSATIONAL NOVELTIES. THE BEAUMONT VARIETY TROUPE Will appear for One Week only. GRAND OPENING NIGHT. MONDAY 4th MARCH. . See Future Advertismeitt. MILLION PRICES ! ! !—3s. 2s. Is. Catholic schools, bouloottSTREET. A DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL . ENTERTAINMENT. TUESDAY NIGHT, MARCH 5. ' IN AID OF CONVENT SCHOOLS. ’ Under the patronage of THE HIBERNIAN SOCIETY. The fine Brass Band of the above Society have kindly volunteered their services forthis occasion; and will play some choice selections during the evening. The entertainment will consist of the sparkling Melodrama, entitled THE BRIGAND AND HIS SON. , After which, some glees will be sung by the CATHEDRAL AND ST. JOSEPH’S CHOIRS, And songs by some well-known amateurs. Concluding with the laughable Farce, A SUDDEN ARRIVAL. Doors open at 7.30 p.m.; commencing at 8 p.m.- : Admission—-Chairs, 2s. fid.; seats, 2s. Tickets may be had from Messrs. Whitaker Bros., Lambton-quay ; and Mr. McDonald, baker, Manners-street.; CHORAL SOCIETY.' NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. SECOND CONCERT, THEATRE ROYAL, 12th MARCH. Seats can be reserved for Dress-circle or Stalls upon presentation of tickets at Mr. C. Bon' nington’s, from 2 p.m. TUESDAY, sth, to 6 p.m. THURSDAY, 7th March, after which the balance of unreserved seats will be open to the public.

'THOS. GARRARD, Hon. Sec. Funeral Notice COURT ROBIN HOOD, No. 4428, A.O.F. The Officers and Brethren .of the above Court are hereby summoned to meet at their Lodge Room (Rechabite Hall), THIS DAY (SATURDAY), at 2 p.m. to attend the funeral of their’ late Brother, Thomas Fraser. ALFRED S. SUTTON, 1 " Secretary. Members of other Courts ; are respectfully invited to attend. mHE Friends of the late THOS. FRASER I are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave his late resilience, Waiter-street, off Ingestre-street, THIS DAY, at S p.m. J..H. HUTCHENS, Undertaker. - ONEY' TO LEND on Freehold Security. C. P. POWLES, Hunter-street