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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXII, Issue 2683, 21 February 1866, Page 1

PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE. /COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT \J to MISS JULIA CORCORAN, On the occasion of her departure for By<3ney. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22. Full particulars in future advertisement.

PARNELL DRAMATIC HALL. Under the patronage of the ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS. ' In Full Regalia. ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1866, will be produced Buckstone's celebrated Drama of the WRECK ASHORE. To be followed by aCoMic Sons, by J. Stjbblb, C.S.C. The whole to conclude with the side-splitting Farce of the QUEER SUBJECT. For particulars see small bills. *

NEWMARKET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. __—_—-——-——. t '_J* A SOIREE wi be held in the above Church'orir ' .CA. FRIDAY Evening, the 23rd instant. Tea on the table at half-past 5 o'c lock. The REV. D. BRUCE in the Chair. Several Ministers and others will address the Meeting. An efficient Choir have volunteered their service*. Tickets, 2s. 6d. each ; may be had from Mr. Chapman, Queen-street ; Mr. Why te, Tobacconist, Queenstreet ; and from Mr. Dennison, Grocer, and Mr. Angus, Post-office, Newmarket

GRAND FaNOY FAIR. ON THE GOVERNMENT HOUSE LAWN. rpHE FANCY FAIR in aid of the Building Fund I of the O KPH AN HOM B (which was unavoidably postponed) will take place on the LAWN iv front of Government House, on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY, the 27th and 2Bth February, and Ist March. Arrangements will be made for Croquet, Archery, and other amusements. A full Military Band will be in attendance. Contributions in Work, Material, or Money, will be tbaukfully received by any o£ the following Ladies:— ST. PAUL'S PARISH. Mrs. B^ckham Mrs. Mouat Mrs. Dacre Mrs. Reevei Mrs. Fenton Mrß. Waterston \ Mrs. Gillfillan Mrs. Webster x Mrs. Lloyd Mrs. Whitaker Mrs. Wimtauley. ST. MARY'S PARISH. Mrs. Abraham Mrs. Lincoln Mrs. Corbetc iViiss Maunsell - Mrs. Selwyn. ST. MARK'S, REMUERA. Mrs. Baber Mrs. Stanley Jones Mrs. Heywood Mrs. Lyell Mrs. Williams. Contributors to the Refreshment Stall will be so good as to forward their contributions to Lawn o_ the mornings of the days specified. ~~ BAZAAR iIT^ATD OP TH_ AUCKLAND CITY MISSION AND CHILDREN'S HOME. rpHE WOHKLNG COMMITTEE of the above X purpose holding their BAZAA.R at the latter end of March, and request that all ladies who are working for it would send in their contributions to the Mission House. Durham-street, or to any of the undermentioned ladies. MRS. COLONEL GAMBLE, MRS. R. GRAHAM, MRS. W. MORRIN, MRS. FISCHKR, MRS. PHILSON, MRS. J. MORRIN, MRS. MACDONALD, MRS. BOOKER, MRS. HILL, MRS. BENNETT, MRS. S. H. SMITH, MRS. EDWARDS, MHS. CORNtfORD, MRS. CUNNINGHAM.

A GRAND FANCY BAZA A' R Will be held in the PARVELL DRAMATIC HALL, Under the management of the Lady Friends of the Club, to assist in liquidating the debt upon the Hall, On MONDAY, MARCH sth, TUESDAY, MARCH 6th, AND WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7th, 1866. An Efficient Band will be in attendance each day. ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE, AUCKLAND. A SCHOLARSHIP in connection with St. John's College, Auckland, is now OPEN to COMPETITION to all Youths of 16 years of age or uowards, being Members of the Church of England. A*n Examination will be held at the Cathedral Library, Parnell, on MONDAY, the 26th instant, at 10 am. Candidates must send in their names, on or before the 24th instant, to the undersigned, from whom further particulars may be obtained. JOHN FREDERICK LLOYD, St. Paul's Parsonage.

GRAMMAR SCHOOL, PARNELL. ~ Head Master : Rev. J. Kinder, M. A., Trinity College, Cambridge. AN EXHIBITION in the Grammar School, Parnell, is NOW VACANT, and is OPE S f.»r GENERAL COMPETITION, to all Boys under 15 years of age, being members cf the Church of England. An Examination of Candidates will be held at tbe Cathedral Lihrary, ParnelL on MONDAI , the 26th instant, at 10 a.m. '" Candidates must send in their names, on or before the 24th inst., to the undersigned, from whom further particulars may be obtained. JOHN FREDERICK LLOYD, St. Paul's Parsonage.

WESLEY COLLEGjE. PRIVATE TUITION. MR. ROWLANDS begs to inform the gentlemen who have honoured him by taking PRIVATE LESSONS, that he is still at their service the same evenings as heretofore.

AUCKLAND ACADEMY, COBtnEtG-STR__X. THE above Institution- is now OPEN. Hours of attendance, 10 a m. to 4 p.m. JOHN STA.BLES, Master.

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/"^RAZING, Remnera, for Horses, Cattle, or VT Sheep, good and well-watered ; with the use of Hay and Sh*ds in winter if required.— C. T. Wbxn, Mo_utHobion.