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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXII, Issue 2711, 26 March 1866, Page 1

PRINCE OF WALES* THEATRE. Sole Lessee and Manager . . . xx^av Edwards; ANOTHER GREAT PRODUCTION. THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, March 26, Taylor and Reade's Grand Historical Sensational Drama of TWO LOVES AND A LIFE. .Ballad Miss Lizzi* Royal. To conclude with the Farce of the SWISS COTTAGE.

PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE. MISS FANNY YOUNG, MISS JULTA CORCORAN, MISS MARY CORCORAN, And MR. G. W. DANlELS'S ! G O O D-B YE TO AUCKLAND, On EASTER MONDAY, April 2.

PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE. MISS FANNY YOUNG AND MISS JULIA CORCORAN Will present every Visitor to the Stalls and Amphitheatre with a CARTE-DE.V1SITE, On the occasion of MISS FANNY YOUNG'S BENEFIT On EASTER MONDAY next.

PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE. REMEMBER EASTER MONDAY. Last night in Auckland of MISS FANNY YOUNG, MISS JULIA CORCORAN, MISS MARY CORCORAN, AND MR. G. W. DANIELS. EASTER MONDAY. GREAT BILT.

PUBLIC HALL, OTARUHU. ONE NIGHT MORE OP THE WORLD-RENOWNED AND ORIGINAL CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS. ON WEDNESDAY EVENING next, March 28, AN ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME Has been selected far the occasion. For particulars see programmes. Front seats, 4m. ; second seats, 2s. 6d. ; back aeats, It. 6d. Tickets may be had of Mr. Kino, Chemist, Otahuhu.

ODD FELLOWS' HALL. TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OP THl WOELD-KENOWNED AND ORIGINAL CHRISTY'S MIKSTEELS. rpaiS (MONDAY) EVENING, March 26. FIRST NIGHT OF THE BURLESQUE OPERAS. ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMMES TO-NIGHT. PAS D'INSTRUCTION TO-NIGHT. COME AND LEARN HOW TO MAKE MONEY TO-NIGHT. ORPHEUS QUARTETTE TO-NIGHT. FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE SWISS SISTERS TO-NIGRT. Together with NEW SONGS, JOKES, DANCES, ETC., ETC. To conclude with the Cbriaty's Celebrated Burlesoue Opera of THE BOHE*MIAN GIBL. For particulars see programmes. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) EVENING, GRAND FASHIONABLE NIGHT, Under the distinguished patronage of THE MASONS OF AUCKLAND. Dress Circle (chairs), 5a.; Gallery, 3s. jBack Seats, 2s. Doors open at half-pust seven ; to commence at eight o'clock sharp. Carriages can be ordered at a quarter-past 10 0 cloak. Seats may be secured at the HalPfrom 11 till 1. H. EASTWOOD, Agent.

ST. JAMES'S PJRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. A SOI REE will be held in the Church on TUBS* BAY Evening, the 27th instant, at half-past 6 o'clock. Tickets, 2s. 6d. each ; may be had of Messrs. A. Clark and Son, T. Macky, W. Rafctray, G. D.ckson, K. H. Stevenson j or from the Office- bearers of too Uhurch.

«• THBNEW ZEALAND GCTAh'DlAN,' 1 A PHLIGIOUS AND TeMPSR-NCK NEWSPAPER Published on the 1st and 15i.h of every month. Subscription, Six Shillings per annum. (CONTENTS of March 1st, No. 9, now received J from Christchnrch:— The Apathy of the Church, the Lord Mayor of London's Teetotal Demonstration, Earnestness the Pev. J. Tyremau'* Temperance Sermon, I wo Christmas Days, Deputation to the Candidates for the HunerinteiuJency, Drunkenness and the especial Efforts of Christians to repress it, Miscellaneous Articles, Intelligence from Christchurch, Wellington, Auckland, Otago; the Guardian - and the rreu, Liquor Legislation in Auckland, Correspondence. Subscribers' names will be received by S. ROUT, . • Vulcan-lane, Auckland.

SEEDS 1 SEEDS 1 SEEDS! , W. ME'ARS BEGS to inform his mends and the public that he has jiwt received ani on iale the undermentioned SEEDS J — English and Colonial Perennial Rye Grass Cock-foot, Rtd aud White Clover, Cow Graw, Timothy Trefoil, R»p», Lucerne. &c, &e., &O. Garden Seeds of evrry kind. Also, Hay, Straiv, Chaff, Bran. M»ize, Oats, Flour, &o. Queen-street, March 23, 1866. . ,j ;,-

T03HUA FOX, Accountant, Bill and' Share O Broker, House, Land, and General Commission Agent— BoberWi Buildings, Queen-street.