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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XIV, Issue 1088, 1 December 1857, Page 4

THEATRE ROYAL, AUCKLAND.

THIS Theatre will open for the Season early in November, under the direction of Messieurs T. S. Bellaib and William Hill, from the theatres of London and Edinburgh, Melbourne, and Sydney. Their high ambition will be to exhibit not "the mere outward show" of dramatic illustration, but the embodiment of the intellectuality of authors, whom "time will for ever honour." A talented company has been arranged, whose aim will be to blend instruction with amusement, "to hold as 'twere the mirror up to Nature, — to shew Virtue her own feature, — Scorn her own image, — and the very age and body of the Time its form and pressure." To the Legitimate Drama will be added Operatic and Melo-Dramatic Spectacles, and pieces of a lighter cast, that have public applause. Further particulars will be duly announced. Oct. 6th, 1857.

ONE POUND REWARD.

T OST, a "Dark Bay" Cob, about 5 years old, -1^ black points, white spot on forehead, about 14 hands high, no shoes on, supposed to be driven past Otahuhu. Any person bringing the same to the Wheat Sheaf Inn, will receive the above reward. 18th Nov , 1857.

THE Undersigned are Cash Purchasers of OIL

WOOL HIDES KAURI GUM, and FLAX,

Or will make cash advances on shipments of the same, consigned to their correspondents in Sydney, Melbourne, London, and Liverpool. Bain, Grahame & Co. Auckland, sth June, 1857.

rpHE undersigned is a purchaser of — J- POTATOES WHEAT OATS MAIZE Or any other Colonial Produce. Geo. S. Graham.

THE undersigned are purchasers of WOOL for Cash at the Highest market rates. D. Nathan & Co Nov. 3, 1857.

WILL &ERVE THIS SEASON, rTHE Powerful Young Draught Colt 1. PAPAROA, Stables at, Mr. Allom's, Otahuhu, travelling week-

ly to Howick. 'Paparoa was bred by Mr. Maclean, sire Sampson, dam an excellent Tasmanian Mare, he is a rich dark brown cnlour, stands 101 hands high, was 3-£ years old on the 25th September, 1857. For bone, muscular power, symmetry, and good action, this Colt stands unrivalled in the produce of this province ; and has proved himself a sure foal setter. Terms £3 3 0.

FIRST CLASS DRAUGHT HORSE "CUMBERLAND,"

/gVqg^Tfigffi rFO stand this season as under, ||||^pBR! -*- namely, at Newmarket, at the Stables of the "Royal George," s^ 3^^^* 9 on Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, and at Otahuhu, at Mr Hall's, on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, in each week. Terms : — for the Season, Single Mares, £o 5s ; two or more, £4 10s. each. To parties having five or mere Mares, a furthei reduction will be made. Mares stinted by " CUMBERLAND " last season and not proving with foal, will have servict this season at £2 12s 6d. Parties clubbing together lo gain the reduction will be charged £5 ss. for each Mare, in every case. All payments to be made on or before 20tb day of January, 1858. B. Newell, High-street. Auckland, 21st September, 1858.

jjgs m^.rrifflT\ H^HE Draught Horse w^ 1 stand to cover this season, at stables of the undersigned, Tamaki. Punch is a jet black horse rising 5 years old, stands 16 hands high, he has proved himself a sure foal getter, his stock can be seen on the farm, and are not surpassed by any in the Province. Sire of Punch the well known imported horse "Norfolk Hero," out of an Auckland Prize Mare. Terms, £3 ss. for each mare, to parties giving more than two mares a reduction will be allowed. Mares grazed during the season and attended to at 3s. per week. Wri. Innbs Taylor. Bardowie Farm, Tamaki, Sept. 11, 1857.

TO STAND THIS SEASON, At the Stables of the Undersigned, Commercial Inn, Otahuhu,

&*~sm*lti3!& rPHAT Splendid white Arab °' rr ' SNIMROD,"S NIMR0D, " sa^^*^ tlV3 Imported fiorn Calcutta. This Horse is allowed by competent judges to be of the purest Arab blood ever imported to this colony. Has been sire to some very fine stock at New Plymouth, and has always proved himself a sure foal getter. Terms :— Each Mare, £B 3s.

All payments to be made on or before the 10th of January 1858. Hawke & Rogers. Otahuhu, 14th September, 1857.

TO STAND THIS SEASON, At the Stables of the undersigned, Epsom, jg^^O T HE Thorough-bred HORSE KMi 1 "ARAB," f^Jjj^jLJ^HF "Arab" is a beautiful jet black j T"^^®^^^^ stands 15-£ hands high ; of fine temper, and good constitution. For symmetKy and substance he is unrivalled in the Province. Terms — Four Guineas, and ss. groomage, to be paid on or before Ist January, 1858, Albert William Hansard. Epsom, September 4, 1857.