COOKE, . 'YARA, & WILSON'S GEE AT \ ORLD CIRCUS, THIS (WED,. JJ DAY) EVENING, JULY 17, 1867 f GRAND tXNUNDRUM NIGHT, on which occasioi 1 Handsome Gold Watch Tnrsl| be given to theater of the best Original Conun, drum. Conundr,iu to be sent to Mr. James Cookb, at the Thistle Holfe, not later than 3 o'clock Ibis Notice.— lf the auther of the winning Conundrum is not present, it will be given to the next belt. Immense Success of the Great Equestrian Spectacle THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO ! Supported by the whole strength of the Company, the VOLUNTEERS OF THE CITY OF AUCKLAND, A.ND THE DRUM AND FIFE BAND, Who have kindly consented to*appear. Doors open at half-paßt 7 j commence at 8 o'clock/ Dress Circle, ss. j Stalls, 35. ; Pit, 2s. Smoking strictly prohibited. In aotive preparation, * MAZEPPA.': F. H. POLLOCK, Agent.
THE LATE WAR. Under the distinguished patronage of MAJOR-GENERAL SIR TREVOR CHUTE, X.C.8., And the following officers ; COLONEL PITT, C.B. COLONEL BALNEAVIS, MAJOR BAKER, D.A.A.G. ME. HAMLEY, M.S.S. MAJOR TIGHE. . ? MB. IBBETBON, A.O.G. ETC., ETC., ETC. A LECTURE on the LATE. WAR, from thq XX commencement of the Waikato Campaign to, the end of the War on the East* Coast, embracing especially the services and acts of the Forest Rangers, will be DELIVERED at the Mechanics' Institute on THURSDAY Evening, July 18, by Fbederiok A. C. Foster, late No. 2 Company, Forest Rangers. Admission : Front Seats, 2*.; Back Seats, lsi Doors open at half -past 7, to commence at 8 precisely^ Tiokets can be obtained at Wayte and Batger**, and G. T. Chapman's, Que«n-street ; Mr. Leech s, Shortland-street ; and at the Institute. Carriages may be ordered at 9.3 Q. THE NEW ZEALAND AGRICULTURAL, SOCIETY'S PLOUGHING MATCH will take place on FRIDAY, July 19tb, in afield of Mr, , SnTne'a./iP'ir P+nhubu. ~y
AREFUGE FOR THE DESTITUTE, AND LYING-IN HOSPITAL. , PATRONS : HIS EXCELLENCY SIR GEORGE GREY, His Honor the Superintendent. IT is proposed to establish an Institution of this character in the Town of Auckland, and wi-n that object the undermentioned Ladies will act as a Committee for the purpose of raising the necessary funds. ... In aid of subscriptions it is proposed to collect contributions in goods in England and elsewhere, and to have those not required in the establishment offered for sale during next summer in some suitable place. ** Subscriptions and contributions are earnestly requested, and they will be thankfully received^ any Member of the Committee. Committee oe Ladies : Mrs. J. S. Macfarlane Mm. Stannus Jones Mrs. J. L. Wilson Mra. Ridings Mrs. Fenton * . Mrs. Staveley MM.Whitaker * Mrs. Flower Mrs. J. Brown ' Mrs; James»Gilbert Mrs. Lloyd Mrs. G. N. Owen X£ ooh S-mS-wuH— Committee ob 1 Gentlemen : J. Williamson, Supt. Rev. David Bruce J. A. GilfiUan Rev. J. Buller W. C. Wilson Rev- D- Jo nes Mr, Owen. COMMITTTEK OS LAMES IN ENGLAND : Baroness Eisendeeker, 8, Russell-street, Bath Lady Malcolm, 6, Circus, Bath Mrs. Bosanquet, 42, St. James's Square, Bath Misa C. Sandor, 3, Belmont, Bath Mra. F. S. Armfelt, England. Rev W. J. Newman, Hockworthy Vicarage, Devon,. P. S. Armfelt. Hon. Sec, England.
EDUCATION. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. MR HENRY WORTHINGTON, of Waiuku a Teacher of very considerable experience, and holding the highest Certificates, both Enghsh and Colonial, is prepared to receive YO . UN S! GENTLEMEN into his Establishment as BOARDERS, and will ensure them a First-olass Commercial Eduoation. Waiuku is well known as a very healthy place, and is easy of accesi. References permitted to Henry Taylor, Esq., Secretary to Board of Education j Rev. Y. Lush, and Dr. Gray, Waiuku. lerms on t»pi»Hcation
GUANO! GUANO! GUANO ! TO ARRIVE, PER « PAKEHA,' FROM MELBOURNE, Li-_K TONS OF GENUINE PERUVIAN (#O GUANO. The unquestioned superiority of this article as a Manure renders any further recommendation unnecessary. For sale 1 g ENDERSON & MACFARLANE.
TO ARRIVE, EX 'PAKEHA.' GENUINE KEROSINE. ————— s*~ iaa CASES BEST KEROSIj^B, IUU at 3s. 9d. per gallon. For * he UD t HAGUE.SMITB.
S. ALP E'S j^r E W P RICE LIST. See This Day's Advertisement.
ON SALE, ONE of Thurston's Best BILLIARD TABLES complete. On view at Stichbory's Auction I Matt, Queen-street, Auckland..
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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIII, Issue 3120, 17 July 1867, Page 1
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