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Thames Guardian and Mining Record, Volume I, Issue 108, 13 February 1872, Page 1

Amusements. THEATRE ROY AL . millS EVENING (TUESDAY), _L February 13, 1572. THIRD APPEARANCE OF LO.UIS HASELMAYER In bis Magic, Music, and with his Educated Birds and Mice. SEVERAL NEW ILLUSIONS. yErial Bell, Mysterious Pocket, Dancing Plates, Hot Codec, Transformation of Liquids. And Stvlocarfc (by request). NEW GALLERY OPEN TO-NIGHT. Usual price of admission. Reserved Scats can be secured, at Marks’ Fancy Bazaar. The performances will be Every Night, and on Saturday Afternoon at 2 p,m., this week, with change of programme in every Entertainment. THAMES SCHOOL-ROOM. To-nigiit and to-morrow February 12th and 13th, Von Hartman’s Beautiful ILLUMINATED DISSOLVING VIEWS. 8 o’clock : LECTURE STORIES FROM THE BIBLE. 9.30 o’clock : THE FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR. Lecturer - - - Mr Lancelot Booth Front Seals, 2s ; Second do,, Is. Schools, and Children under twelve years of age, (id. N.B.—A moiety of the receipts will be devoted to local charities. Doors open at 7.30, to commence at 8 o’clock. Tikets may be had from Mr. Watters and Mr. Carter, Stationers, Brown-street. A. CAIRNS, Agent. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. XVT EDNESDA Y, FEBRUARY 11. GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT AND LAST APPEARANCE OF SIG. DONATO, Th e Celebrated One-Legged Dancer. Monster Programme and Novel Bill for this Night Only! I SIG. DONATO, for the first time in his favourite song and dance, LOVE AMONG THE ROSES ! SIG. DONATO injiis astonishing dance, OLLA PODRIDA. The Comedy of ASMODEUS! Asmodeus - - Miss Flora Anstcad. Cassila - - Miss Jessy Raymond. SIG. DONATO'S Terpsichorean Wonders. Concluding with a Laughable Farce. INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RECIIABITES. THE Second ANNIVERSARY of the STAR OF HAURAKI will be CELEBRATED on TUESDAY NEXT, February 13, by a PROCESSION and PICNIC to be held at I’arawai, starting at 9 o’clock morning. Visiting Brethern arc invited to take part in the same. In the Evening a PUBLIC SOIREE will take place in St. George’s Hall. Tea at halfpast (i o’clock. The following is the evening’s PROGRAMME : Chairman’s Address Glee —“ Forgive Blest Shade” Yearly Report—Bro. J. W. Rountree, Sec. Adoption of) Moved by Bro. Speight,P.C.li. Report I Second by Rev W.J. Williams Recitation—Juvenile Recliabite Song—" The Last Rose of Summer”— Miss P. Rowe Second lie-) Moved by Bro. Rev S. Wilson solution J Scud. Bro. Somerville, P.C.li. Glee — 11 Red Leaves” INTERVAL OF TEN MINUTES. Glee —“ The Village Choristers” Dialogue—Juvenile Rcchabitcs Song and Chorus—‘ Oh, Gently Breathe” —Miss Hunter. Third lie-) Moved by Bro. J.M. French, D.S. solution j' Send, by Bro. Rev B. C. Butland Duet from “ Normu”—Cornet and Tenor— The Brothers H uutcr Votes of Thanks Glee—" Calm be Thy Slumbers” God Save the Queen. Tickets for the Soiree, 2s each ; juveniles, Is each, may be had from Bro. R. Thomson, corner of Albert-street; G. & E.Rollerson, Karaka Road ; J. P. Jones, Raiska School ; R. French, Pollen-street ; or any Member of the Order. Business Notices. SCOTTISH COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Head Office. Auckland, I’REECE AND GRAHAM, Agents. m lIE above Company arc prepared to ACJL CEPX FIRE and LIFE RISKS on the Thames Goldfields. WILLIAM LLOYD, Sub-Agent, Davy-strcct. 171 IRE INSURANCE—ROYAL IXSURJL ANCE COMPANY.—The undersigned having been appointed Agent for the 'J Humes is prepared to receive proposals for Fire .Insurances. C. FLETCHER, Agent and Sharebroker, 58, Exchange buildings; Grahamstown.