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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIII, Issue 3191, 8 October 1867, Page 1

NEW ZBAL4ND AQRIOWTORAL SOCIETY. 4 NotlSnSta the vioimt, of A-UwL Particulars in future advertisement. J. GORDON, Secretary

PEINCE OF WALES THEATRE. RE- APPEARANCE FOR A FEW NIGHTS ONLY (Commencing THURSDAY next, October 10), Of those talented wonderful Petite Artistes, the NATHAJN JUVENILE TROUPE, MR. J. SMALL, AND MR. J. CHAMBERS, Previous to their final departure from Auckland for California. Reserved ' Front Seats, 45.; boxes, 2s. ; Pit, Is. Tickets may be obtained at Mr. F. Lewisson'S, or at the Exchange Hotel. . For full particulars see future advertisement. H. EASTWOOD, Agent.

SUPPER AND BALL: ALL old COLONISTS are INVITED to .COOPERATE in CELEBRATING the 25th Anniversary of the ARRIVAL of P«iengers by the % Ships 'JANE GIFFORD and 'DUCHESS OF ARGYLB,' on the evening of WEDNESDAY, the 9th October, 1867, at 7 o'clock p.m., at the ODD FELLOWS' HALL, Queen-street, # All friends and acquaintances are invited to attend ; and the Committee hope all who can will be F Tickets may be obtained of the following member! of Committee :—: — v Town: Country: Mr G. Webster, Mr. James Robertson, ' Vice-Chairman. Chairman. Dr. Lee, Mr. John Scott, Mr. A. MacPherson, Mr. Thomas Wtiie. Mr. J. Sims, Mr. W. Jamieson, Mr. H. Niccol. Single Tickets, Half a Guinea ; when two or more are taken, Bs. each. It is requested that all who intend to be present will take tickets on or before Tuesday. (Signed) A. MACPHERSON, Secretary.

CHAPMAN'S NEW ZEALAND PUBLICATIONS. FIRST STEP TO MAORI CONVERSATION, by H. Tacy Kemp, 2s. 6d. Management of the Honey Bea in New Zealand, Index S 'to Statute Law of New Zealand, 10s.; by post, Handy S B 6 ook of the Statute Law of New Zealand 205.; by post, 225. Gazetteer of the Province of Auckland, wit New^andyßook to the Farm and Garden, Is. Hay's Annual Garden Book, for 1867, 6d. New Zealand Almanac and Directory, 2s. 6d. Best Method of Saving Reeds, by A. McEwin, 6d The Pine Tree in New Zealand, by D. Hay, bd. The Age of New Zealand, by Rev. R. Taylor, is. Our Race and its Origin, by Rev. R. Taylor, Is. The Want of the Country, by Rev. D. Bruce, 1«. Providence and Prayer, by Rev. P. Barclay, Is. New Zealand Flax : its Culture and Preparation, is-. New Zealand Ball-room Pocket Companion, Is. Chapman's Large Map of New Zealand, 4s. Large New Map of the North Island, 2a. 6d. Chapman's Map of the Middle Island, 2s. 6d. Large Map of the Province of Auckland, 2s. 6d. New Map of the North Part of the Province 2s. 6d. Map of the Middle Part of the Province Is. 6d. Large New Map of the Waikato District, 2s. 6d. Registration Plan of the City of Auckland, 2s. 6d. Boundary Chart of the Colony of New Zealand, Is. 6d. The Publisher will pay postage on the above. GEO. T. CHAPMAN, Bookseller and Publisher, Auckland. Lists of Books for sale, with the Prices, free on application.

MAPS OF THE GOLDFIELD. HOCHSTETTER'S TOPOGRAPHICAL ATLAS containing Six Map«) and WORK on the GEOLOGY of NEW ZEALAND can now be obtained at the reduced price of 6s. Single Maps of the Thames District, 2s. 6d. HOMGSOPATHIC PHARMACY, QPEBN-STBEET.

MAP OF THE GOLDFIELDS, Just published, SHOWING THE GOLD-BEARING RANGES, Is. plain, Is. 6d. coloured, May be had from Evans and Co., Fort-street Southern Cross Office, and all booksellers.

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