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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5357, 29 May 1878, Page 1

Amusements rp HEA TR E ROY AL. Under the management of Mr. H. E. Walton. Stage Manager ... Mr. I. E. Keogh. POSITIVELY THE EAST SIGHT OF THE SEASON. The Performance "will commence THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, MAY 29, A With the Comedy Drama, entitled ■ 1) EA D M E N’S I SHO ES. : Capias Sharks-... Mr. 11. E. Walton Madame Perdigal ! Mrs. Friz WILLIAM ■ , To conclude with NAN. THE GOOD FOR NOTHING. Nan Mias Marion Willis Tom Dibbles ... Mr. Sam Howard 1 Harry Collia ... Mr H. Stoxeiiam ' , fji H E A Tlt E ROYAL! THURSDAY EVENING, 3'Ub MAY, GRAND FAREWELL ■ COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT ■ Tendered to MR. JOHN HES FORD, ; ■ Under the special patronage and presence of : the District Officers and Members of the Loyal Britannia and Antipodean- - • • Lodges, 1.0.0. F., M.U. .: The performancewill commence with* TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR-ROOM; ;Di!,The;Feott.s ,of the,-Wise Cup. To be followed by a Terpsiehdreanluterlude by 1 ■ Messrs. Smith and Pupils. To conclude with ITIE SPITFIRE. ~i POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT il : ■■ , Will be given by i i .. ST. JOHN’S CHURCH CHOIR ■ in the WILLIS-STREET SCHOOLROOM THURSDAY, 30m MAY, 1818, : - : at 8 p.m. ,A',, \ 1 ■ Admission ... -Va"-. ■■■’ SKATING RINK ST, GEORGE'S HALL, ALWAYS 0 P E N. Admission—One Shilling. . E ]•! LON G, VIC T 0 R.I A. CORK) CRICKET CLUB ART UNION (By permission of the Atoruey-Ctineral)., FIRST PRIZE £IOSO FIRST PRIZE. 5000 Members' at £l' each. For full particulars see prospectus. ■ j jIST of Prizes 1 :—■ I ■. Ist Prize, a Magnificent Collection of Oil. Paintings,, value £IOOO ; 2nd : do, £IOO ; .3rd. £2OO ; 4th do, £IOO ; sth do, £SO ; Bth do,. £SO ; 7th do, £SO ; Bth do, £25 ; oth do, £25 ;’ MOth do, £25 ; 11th do, £lO ; 12th do, £lO ; 13th do. £lO ; 1-lth do, £lO ; 15th- do, £lO ; TO to 200, 185 prizes value £5 each. In all, 200 prizes. ‘T , ,'A Date of Drawing positively appointed— FRIDAY, 3Xst MAY, 1873. Winners of prizes can have the works, of art disposed of at the full amount - -ABOVE stated.' No deductions- made or commissions charged.-;, ; , . Tickets £U each, to be obtained at the Art .-Union Office,. Free Public Library, Geelong, Victoria or W.- H. Davis, Photographer, Mulgrave-stveet, Sole Agent for -Wellington..- - F*EW & SICIiLAN, .. . - Geelong, Victoria,' . General Agents. . ' To Let TO LET, during the Session, well-fur-. ; ; nished ■ Apartments on : the - Terrace. Splendid view of the. harbor ; plunge and shower batb. Apply Lancaster House, two doors below Jewish Synagogue., ■ TO LET or SELL, a good DAIRY FARM containing 2(10 acres, with Two Cottages, three miles from Masterton Railway: Station, ’ with a good : carriage road leading to : it. , Possession can be given at end of present month. For particulars apply to. , . E. W. MILLS, Merchant, Wellington. OFFICES. —TO LET, from the Ist July, . the Offices -now occupied by Messrs. Ji Kitchen and Sous ; also, with immediate possession, other rooms over tlics Chamber of Commerce. Apply to S. CARROLL. Books, fic. Y~ ON & BLAIR, LaMBIOH-QIIAT, WEILINGTpir; " J 3IONTHLY LIST OF NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS. Dr. SebUcmaim’s Ancient Troy and its Remains ■ : "V- . Captain Burnaby’s (author of Rifle, to Kdiivaj, On Horseback thfoiigli Asia Minor; 2 ,vbls. MeCoau’s Egypt as It Is Lord Macaulay’s Life and Letters, by Trevelyuu, cheaper edition; 2 vols. Thackeray’s'Works,' new Illustrated Edition (author’s .own sketches)— , 1 'I Vanity Fair, vols. 1 and 2 ' Pcndenuis, vok 1 > Black’s Green Pastures and Piccadilly Diana, by the author of Wide "Wide World Waverley Novels, new Belfast edition, copious : illustrations, crown Bvo, cloth -- ] Payn’s Fallen Fortunes, cheaper edition, I Tennyson’s Poems, 34m0., sewed, tone paper Theodore Hook’s Life, by editor of.Tngoldsby Melbourne Review, No. 10 , ! : ‘ , Sir Gilbert Leigh, by Mr.,Bees ■ Cumin’s Laws of Now Zealand, brought down ■ to January; 1878 -'■■■■ ’ Mons. Leooy’s New Zealand State Forests ’ : • Cherry Ripe, by author of Cornin’ thro’ he. Ky NEW SERIAL VOLUMES. Family Herald, vol. 30 All the Year Rouud, vol. 19 Loudon Journal, vok 00 1 , Bow Bolls, vol. 27 , ' , ■ Chambers’: Journal,. 1877. , . ..i: < ;■ HIGH CLASS WORKS OF FICTION. George Eliot’s Works, author of Adam Bede Mi-3 Mulocb’s Works, author of John Halifax Mrs. Henry Wood’s Works, author of JEast : Lynne Rhoda Broughton’s Works, author of Cometh Up As a Flower. 1 Miss Ellon Mather’s Works, author of Coinin’ i ’ Thro’ the Rye Mrs. Alexander’s Works, author of Heritage of Langdalo ■ i , : ■ Mrs. Edwurdes’ Works, author of Stephen Lawrence. A splendid assortment of Illustrated Books, suitable for presentation or prizes. Children’s Toy Books, on, Linen and Paper, Aunt Mavor, Aunt,.Louisa, Walter Crane, Aunt Affable, &c., &c. CHILDREN’S SERIAL ILLUSTRATED VOLUMES. The surplus stock of these will be cleared out at Loudon published prices, including Children’s Friend, Infants’ Magazine, X’eep Show, Little Wideawake, Family Friend. NEW CHEAP NOVELS, Murder Will Oat Bound to the Wheel, by Saunders Guy Waterman’s Maze, by Saunders Cecile, by Hawley Smart , -,,,", ’ ’ . ■ > • Pretty Polly Pemberton '■ , . . • . • Leedle Yawcob Strauss and other Poems Oakshott Castle, by Henry Kingsley .loan, by Rhoda Broughton n In tins department!, will .-be found a largo and well-selected stock; comprising the works of all the best known authors—Miss Braddon, Anthony Trollope,, .Charles Lover,. White Melville, Joseph Hatton, Mrs. Riddell, Mias Grant, Lord Lytton, Wilkie Collins, “ Ouida,” &c., &c., &o. A full assortment of Popular and Standard Scientific Books, to which are added the prin- ■ cipal new works in every branch,' by must eminent authors, as published. LYON & BLAIR, Lambton-quay,