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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVI, Issue 3888, 7 February 1870, Page 1

, 3?Eiifcß' r o^ wales Theatre.' Lessee and Manager ... Mr. J. L. Hall Stage Manager *..., ? _ ... Mr: J. Musgrave THHIS (MQNDAY) EVENING, -I ' \ - February 8, - , THE FLYING, SQUADRON AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLUB In the great Burlesque of KENILW O E T H, Supported by Mrs. J. L. Hail, Miss, Laura Wiseman, and the celebrated Burlesque Company. TO-NIGHT— KBNILWORTH. TO-NIGHT— KENILWORTH. TO-NIGHT-KENILWOETH. To-night— THE LITTLE TREASURE. To-night— Mr. J. L. HALLas Captain Walter Maydenblush. To-night— Mrs. J. L. HALL as Gertrude. Remember — For this Night only, THE FLYING SQUADRON AMATEURS. MR. AND MRS. LACHLAN McGOWAN Will appear on Wednesday. CASTE! CASTE ! ! CASTE!!! Seats may be reserved at Messrs. Upton, Queen-street, from 10 »,m. until 6 p.m. R. P. Wiskman, Sec.

' DUKE OF EDINBURGH THEATRE. MORE ATTRACTION— Two New Pieces. MADAME MARIE DURET In her grand Irish impersonation of JUDY O'TROT. m H I S EVENING (MONDAY), X February 7, The performance will commence with the thrilling Drama of IRELAND AS IT IS. Judy O'Trot ... Madame Marie Dttret. To be followed by Miss Maggie Knight, in one of her favourite Dances. Concluding with the Nautical Drama of THE ANCHOR OF HOPE. Pit : One Shilling.

MA 8.0 N. I C BALL TO THK BRETHREN OF THE FLYING SQUADRON. Stewards : Brothers Pierce, Hooper, McMath, Hay, Brock, Heaphy, Diethelm, James Russell, Brewer, Stephenson, D. Graham, L. D. Nathan. W. T. SNELL Hon. Sec. The above BALL will take place THIS (MONDAY) EVENING. Tickets can be had of the Hon. See., or of any of thef Stewards. SUBSCRIPTION BALL TO PvEAR-ADMIRAL HORNBY AND THE OFFOERS OF THE FLYING SQYADRON, At the Music Hall, Svmonds-stkeet,

ON TUESDAY EVENING, February 8, Stewards t His Honor the Superintendent Colonel Balneavis Colonel Nation G. B. Owen, Esq. Captain Daveney J. M. Dargaville, Esq. J. R. Carey, Esq. Gentleman's ticket ... £1 1 0 Lady's ticket 0 7 G

The Stewards will attend at Mr. Canning's, confectioner, Shortland-street, between the hours of 12 and 2 p.m., on Monday and Tuesday, for the disposal of tickets. Applications in writing to be addressed to the Secretary. As the space for dancing is not large, the number of tickets to be issued will necessarily be limited ; an early application is therefore recommended. A. DUNNAGE, Northern Club, Hon. Sec.

CHORAL SOCIETY. • IN consequence of a BALL being given to the Fleet, there will be No Practice on Tuesday. W. BRIDSON, Hon. See.

WAIUKU AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. THE SECOND SHOW will be held at the Sale Yards, Waiuku, on February 15, when Prizes will be offered for Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Figs, Flax, and Field, Garden, and Dairy Produce. Entries to be made not later than the sth Instant. Gates opened to the public at 12 noon. Admission, Is. Public Dinner in the Agricultural Hall at 5 p.m. Tickets, 3s. Gd. S. BARRIBALL, Hon Sec. Waiuku, February 1, 1870.

Education. MR. J. BROWNES SINGING CLASSES. IN consequence of the MUSIC HALL being ENGAGED for the. Masonic Ball, on MONDAY evening, Mr. J. Browne has con* sented to POSTPONE the regular Cl*S3 Meeting until MONDAY, the 14th instant. February 3rd, 1870.

HIGH SCHOOL, AUCKLAND. . mHE HIGH SCHOOL wil be RE-OPENED 1 on TUESDAY, February 8. ; FARQUHAR McRAE, Rector

TO DIRECTORS AND SHAREHOLDERS . iJL I OF GOLDMINING COMPANIES. , AS it is most important tint the Accounts and Books of all \Poblfc Companies , auould tie 1 CLOSELY INVESTKJATED and j^UDITEB every hulf-year, the tuadersigned offers his services, guaranteeing- a" faithful ifjS "iXjONSOKGARLIGK,