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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume IX, Issue 974, 31 August 1881, Page 3

McFarlane’s hall? Lessee J. J. Pollard. Stage Manager & Ballet Master... Mr. F. DARBYsfllltE. A I>ecided Hit !!! A Decided Hit I! > This Wednesday. TWO IWFOKMANCES OF H.M.S. kfek Pinafore! H.M.S. Pinafore! BY—POLLARD’S WONDERFUL LILIPUTIAN PINAFORE COMPANY, At 2 o’clock the Company will appeal* and produce the Pinafore in its entirety, for Ladies, Families, and School Children. Introducing on both occasions the new Admiral, Miss Julia Simons ; new Josephine, Miss Maria Wallen. New Buttercup, Miss Lena Robinson ; Violin Solo, Miss Olive Pollard, (late Buttercup) ; Song, “ Midshipmite,” Master Cornie Osmond. Also the “ Big Aunt,” and the dwarf, “ Tom Bunting ” in the double hornpipe. New Features every night. Admission on this occasion—Children, Is. each; Reserved Seats, 2s. 6d., at Mrs. Browne’s ; Adults same as evening. At 8 o’clock the Company will again appear in H.M.S. Pinafore, introducing an important change of Cast, Cast, Cast. Introducing for the first time the grand Ballet from the wonderful Operetta, LE CLOCHES DE CORNEVILLE, or The Chimes of Normandy,

With music especially composed by the Conductor, J. J. Pollard, (jun.) A few Reserved Seats, 5s ; Children, halfprice ; Box plan at Mrs. Browne’s. Million Prices ! Million Prices ! Front Seats, 35., Baek, 2s. ; Gallery, Is. Doors open at 7.15 ; Orchestra at 8 p.m. sharp. Remember, last night Thursday. 417 MASONIC HALL. Monday Next, September Sth. GRAND OPENING NIGHT —OF — Lyon’s Tourist’s, or Pleasure Party, COMPRISING, IzL *** STAR *** ARTISTS *** -g A J—® ♦*# STAR # * # ARTISTS # * # Jjrfc WHO will appear nightly in their Elegant, Sparkling, and Musical Entertainments. These Entertainments are interspersed with the latest London and American Novelties in Songs, Dances, Duets, Quartettes, &c., &c. Further Particulars in future advertisements. 416

“The Old Spot,” GLADSTONE ROAD. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN for— Pipes, Tobacco, Cigars, Cigarettes, & Smokers’ Sundries; Also, for gOOKS, jgLATES, J>ENCILS, COPY-BOOKS, AND STATIONERY generally. Great Reductions in Prices! MUST REALIZE. W. MAY Tobacconist & Stationer. N.B.—PIPES Repaired Promptly and Efficiently. 414 WANTED, —-A COOK for a Country Hotel. Apply at the Argyll Hotel, Gisborne. 420