Amusements, r\ P E R A HOUSE. Sub-lessee .. .. Jlr Will F. Wallace. The Same Good Old Story. CROWDED! CROWDED! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! ANOTHER ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME WBy the World-famoua ILLS' ILLS' SURPRISE URPRISE PARTY! ARTY J OUK FOURTH PROGRAMMER OUR FOURTH PROGRAMME OUK FOURTH PROGRAMME) NOT A SINGLK OLD l'i'EM ! NOT A SINGLE OLD ITHMI DRESS CIRCLE 2s. STALLS Is, PIT od, {^ITY HALL, IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. PROF. DOUGLAS ARCHIBALD, M.A., OXFORD. First Introducer of EDISON'S LATEST LOUD fT> HONOGRAP H) \JL H O N 0 G X A, P H^ Into England and the Colonies, Hereby gives notice that he will on MONDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 7th, Give his World-famed Entertainment with tho LATEST AND ONLY LOUD EXHIBITION PHONOGRAPH In Australasia, Authorised by the Edison United Company o£ London and New York, with ENTIRELY NEW RECORDS FROM LON DON. NEW YORK, And eollccted throughout the East. The Lecture will be illustrated with the NEW ETHEROGEN LIGHT. Any other Phonograph in this colony is under interdiction by the Edison United Phonograph Co., and unauthorised by them for exhimtion. Box plan at Wildman and Lyell's. Prices :3 8. 25l and 1s. kfkeating> Manager. p\ I T Y^ H A^ L^ L. THIS (FRIDAY) AND TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) EVENINGS, i November 4 and 5. EDISON'S LATEST NEW 1 OUD-SPEAKING T)HONOGRAPH ! LOUD-SPEAKING £ MONOGRAPH ! With DOUBLE and SINGI>p; DIAPHRAGMS. and the NEW FUNNEL. Specially purchased for exhibition in New Zealand. GEORGE KELLY, Lecturer and Elocutionist, has much pleasure in announcing three Exhibi tions of this llarvel of the Age on the above dates. Entirely new reproductions never before heard in this city, will be given, and instrumen tal and voice records will bo taken each evening. New Cylinders arrive by each mail, thus ensuring an ever-changing programme. Prices of Admission: 35,25,15. Children half price. Doors open at 7.30; commence at 3. for School Children on SATUR DAY next, sit 3 p.m. f\ P E R A HOUSE. NEXT SUNDAY AFTERNOON, At the Opera House Jthe City Hall having been previously engaged), Mr W. H. JUDE Will Lecture on THIS PSALM OF LIFE. Illustrating the discourse with Sacred Songs and Organ Solos, Admission FREE. , J. J. WY.ATT-PATTON, -Private Secretary to Mr J«de._ mABJERNACrE"" SCHOOL CHOIR. The Pretty Cantata •'REFORMATION" THIS EVENING. NOVEMBER 4th. Chairman, Rev. James Blaikie ; Conductor, Mr A. B. Shaldors; Organist, Mr D. 