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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIV, Issue 3404, 13 June 1868, Page 1

PEINOE OF WALES THEATEB, Lkssbjs : Mb. C. O'Bkien; , Stack Manages : Me. J4J 4 H. Ovotiokd. HpHIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, JUNE 13, JL a»» 1 MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, Will be produced a Drama in two Acto, entitled, DICK TURPIN. To be Mowed (This Evening) by the Laughable < Farce of MISTAKEN IDENTITY. Oa Monday evening the performance will conolude with the Screaming Farce of THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM. Doeffarv Mr. Charles O'Brien. w£SZ» ::: ::: ... Mr.j.H.oiifford, Prices of Admission : Stalls, 4s. j Amphitheatre, 2s ; s £it, Is. Children, half-price to Stalls and Ampitheatre. Half-price to Stalls at 9.30. . ' Doors open at half-part 7 o'clock ; to commence at 8 o'clock aharp. Carriages may be ordered at halfpast 10 o'clock, N.B.— Smoking|tirjctly prohibited; and r the lessee assures the public that the strictest order? and deoorum will be enforced. All accounts against the lessee to be sent in weekly.

Leader of the orchestra, Mr. Currie; mechanist, W. Watt; stage manager, Mr. J. H. Clifford; agent, J. H. W. Masters. On TUESDAY Evening, MR. CHARLES O'BRIEN'S BENEFIT, ROB ROY.

PIANOPOETES AND HARMONIUMS. WEBB & BALLACHEY HAVE RE-MARKED the whole of their Stock at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, in order to make room for fresh arrivals. A few Very Choice Tri-ohord French PIANOFORTES, with Double-check Action and Patent Erard Pedal. A Good Second-hand Six-stop HARMONIUM, in Rosewood Case. Price, £16. INSTRUMENTS LET ON HIRE by the Week Month, or Year. ' Particular attention paid to the Turing Department, under Mr. Hoffmann. N.B.—-Business hours from 10 to 4.

WELLESLEY-STREET,

Auckland.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL. J. F. liEIGHTON, BOOKBINDEB, STATIONER, AMD ACCOUNT-BOOK MANUFACTURER, BEGS to inform his customers, and the public generaUy, that he has REMOVED to those more convenient and ...central business Premises situated in Vulcan-lane, one door from Queen-street*, May-30, 1868. ±L' f

REMOVED NEAP. THE WHARF. G. THOMAS . BEGS to intimate to his customers thAt he has taken the Stere next to Messrs. Owen and 1 Graham's, near the Wbarf, where he Will have a constant supply of good Flour. Peicei. Fine Flour, star brand £24 0 0 Superfine Family 22 0 0 Canterbury 19 0 U Seconds, Sharps, Bran, Mai»e, jOats, at the lowest rates. Also, ( About three tons of Fine-quality Mill-fed Baoon and Hams. June 1, 1868.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

T. ELLISON, BOOT-MAKER, BEGS to intimate that he has REMOVED to mora central premises in No. 78, QUEEN^TREET, second door from Vulcan-lane, and next door to Mr. F. H. Lewisson. #T Please to not* the address — T. ELLISON, < BOOT-MAKER, No. 78, QUEEN-STREET, (Next k door to Mr; F. H. LewxssOk'B.) bIsTITiD SEE NUEBEBY, Nortb. Shore. HT HAWKINS, iun., offers for sale si' . CHOICeIsSOR'JmENT of 2,000 FRUIT TREES, comprising the leading Varieties of Apple*, „* o£ ROSES. ' Orders will be taken at Mr. Stands JoOTS^ Auction Mart; or at the Nursery, Stokes'. Point, North Shore. __1^

W. CEOWTHEB, VICTORIA LIVERY AND' BAIT STABLES, AIBE3tT-ST»X«r, l (Close to Wyndham-street.) FOR HIRE, OPEN and Close CARRIAGES, Broughamft,Buggies, hooded or open, with single or double ' e tny nuS^of^y^Horses for WeddingParties, suitable conveyances for meeting families at Onehunga, Point Russell, 4c, at reduced rates. Every attention to Livery and Bait Horses. Orders by letter t or telegraph soUcited. , h ' CRITBRIO-N LIVEEY AND, BAIT, STABLES, t 5 ' (Adjoiningjae Thistle Hotel,) QUEBN-STREET.I '

WILLIAM 'jEFFEEW^PEOPBJ^TqB.

WJ. begs to announce to his friends »na,J h«/ publi? generaUy that>e l ha« opened the *h,™ Stables, ana hopes, by strict attention to bustSsf At ■hgSoftheir patronage. Horses, Buggies,! &o., r alitaylitohand. Horses broken for Saddle7D^ubleandSmgleHaine»f. I pr Open all honrs of night and day. N.8.-HowWpOTght and Boid T on' e^nmiMJon., ,^.

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