A Linley & Company :The Royal footlights. Opera House Wellington, for eleven nights only, commencing Monday, 10th Dec. 1894. Brough-Boucicault Company. "Sowing the wind", by Sydney Grundy. Printed at the Evening Post Office, Wellington.

Pamphlet programme for a performance by the Brough-Boucicault Company.

Margins contains advertisement by many Wellington businesses: Te Aro House, J Godber's Refreshment Rooms, F J W Fear (machinist and importer), Hermann's (photographer), J Lush & Co (hatters and mercers), New Zealand Clothing Factory, Tattersall's Royal Stables, Dr Wright (Ingestre Street), Central Music Warehouse, C Smith (draper), Mrs E Ritson (cab and carriage proprietess), A Lilley (tailor), T P Coveney (grocer), Kitto & Graham (tailor), J Brown (watchmaker). Hulbert (boots), George Bedford (umbrella-maker), J Andrews (blinds), F W Gardiner (piano tuner), T Beadnall (picture framer), James J Curtis (carrier), H J Freeman (watchmaker), T Rowell & Sons (bakers), Joseph Burke (tobacconist and hairdresser), J F Sutherland (Thorndon Pharmacy), Flockton's (Manners Street), A Paterson (tailor), Monster Tailoring Company, D D Hyde & Co (hairdressers).

There are two slightly varying versions with slightly different advertisers.

Quantity: 1 b&w art print(s).

Physical Description: Letterpress on both sides of pink sheet, 385 x 515 mm (originally folded to 385 x 258 mm)