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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1298, 17 March 1883, Page 3

FOR SALE. > XMTASTE PAPER for sale in quantities VV to suit purchasers. Apply at the STANDARD OFFICE. . ST. ANDREW’S PRESB YTERIAN ; | CHURCH ENTERTAINMENS. : SERVICE~OF SONG. “ M O~SE S , ” MONDAY NEXT,~SIARCII 19th, ‘ AT—BRUCE’S HALL. ORMOND. MUSICAL ILLUSTRATIONS- j “ The Mother’s Farewell Lullaby ” | “ The Joyful Mother " “ The Escape into Midian " • The Promised Land ” “ Be of Good Courage ” <• A Father’s Hand ” “ Waters turned to Blood ” *' The Hebrews’ Prayer ’’ (4) “ The Egyptians’ Cry ” (2) “ The Passover ” The Egyptians’ Cry ” “ The Deliverance " •• Hosanna ” “ The Pursuit ” “ Fear not ” “ Onward ” “ Pharaoh Baffled ” “ Praise to the Conqueror ” — JAMES AV. WITTY, 258 Hon. Sec. FOrTeaST COAST PORTS AND I AUCKLAND. THE Schooner AGNES MARTIN JUfHsS Captain Nicnor.is, late of the Schooner Minnie Hare, WILL leave for the Coast and Auckland on or about MONDAY, the 19th instant. COMMON, SHELTON & CO., Agents. Nott.—Freight on all parcels and small packages for the Coast must be prepaid. 260 UNDER BILL OF SALE. CARLAW SMITH & GO., Have been favored with instructions from Wm. Adair Esq., to sell by Public Auction, at their mart on— SATURDAY NEXT, 17th INST., ’ At 11 O’clock a.m. rpiiE Furniture, Stock, Goods, Chattels, I Book Debts, Ac., in the SIR GEORGE GREY HOTEL, Waerenga-a-hika. 254 FAREWELL SOIREE TO THE REV. L. II U D S ON.

TUESDAY, MARCH 20th, IN THE WESLEYAN CHURCH, THE Revs. J. Me Ara, H. H. S. Hamilton, G. A. DeLautour Esq., M.H.R. and other gentlemen have kindly promised to take part. Anthems, Solos and Duetts by members of the Choir. Tea on the table at 6.30. Tickets : 2s. 256 PARNELL & BOYLAN’S HALL. SIMONSEN’S Royal English. Opera Coy., NUMBERING, K/Y PERFORMERS St Z"h UV PERFORMERS €>V FOUR SUBSCRIPTION NIGHTS OF ENGLISH OPERA, commencing— MONDAY NEXT, March 19, with Lecocq’s world-renowned Opera Bouffe, in Three Acts, GIROFLE GIROFL A.! MaraequinMr K. Fitzgerald MourzoukMr A. Lissant Bolero d’ Alcaraz ...Mr F. Wentworth Chief of PiratesMr J. E. Kitts GodfatherMr T. Bellair DanierMr Richardson NotaryMr O. Saurcll LawyerMr Devereux GodmotherMisss Fleming Guzman j' Miss Chapman Fernando I-Girofl*’ n j Miss Verc Almanvar J I Miss Hartroyd Jose Miss Grantleigh ZosiMiss Gore PasquittaMiss Minnie Hope Aurora Miss Alice Stanley Pedro Miss Frances Saville Girofle | Girofla f Miss Martina Simonsen Pirates, Courtiers, Ac., A GRAND CHORUS OF 30 VOICES A MAGNIFICENT ORCHESTRA, From Melbourne, under the leadership of Martin Simonsen. TUESDAY, March 20th—Madame Fanny Simonsen will make her appearance in “ LA FILLE DE MADAME ANGOT.” WEDNESDAY, March 21st—Will be produced “ MARITANA.” THURSDAY, March 22nd—Last Performance. By special request, the great London sensation, Van Suppe’s “ BOCCACCIO.

The prices of admission are arranged as follows :—Four tickets for front seats only, will be sold for £1 Is, transferable and available for any night, if purchased before the opening night. Admission on the evening of performance—Front Seats, 6s ; Back, 4s ; and Gallery, 2s. All tickets to be obtained at Good Bros.’ Jewellers, Gladstone Road, where seats can now be reserved from Plan. 255 J. S. SMITH, Agent. DENTISTRY. MR . GROSSMANN, Surgeon Dentist, May be consulted at Mrs Foster’s Bright-street. Artificial Teeth on Gold, Platinum, and the new dental base — Celluloid. Teeth Stopped. Fit Guaranteed. 143 KT 011 ce . CROLL & INGLE beg to intimate that in order to facilitate their Annual Clearance, ALL ACCOUNTS OVERDUE, and not paid bv the 28th March, will be placed in the' hands of their Solicitor for recovery. CROLL & INGLE. Gisborne, March 6th, 1883. -59