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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVI, Issue 4004, 22 June 1870, Page 1

Tenders.

IN THE ESTATE OF DivlD VEENON HUNTER.

HPENDERS will be received by the underJL signed, up to noon on TUESDAY, the 21st instant, for the PURCHASE of the Entire PLANT and PREMISES of the IDA SAWMILL, Grahamstown, as it now stands. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Failing a satisfactory tender, the Plant and Premises will be cut up into lots, and offered for sale by public auction at an early date. R. GORDON MACDONALD, Trustee. Office of the Provisional Trustee in Bankruptcy, Supreme Court, j Auckland.

TO BUILDERS.

rpFNDERS will be received, up to 3 p m. .JL on THURSDAY, the 23rd instant, for 'the SECTION of a BUILDING in Grafton*. Road. Plans, &c, at my office, Stiohjbnr^s Buildings. t jr ' EDWARD MAHONY, ** Architect.

TO CARPENTERS AND OTHERS.

nPENDERS for certain REPAIRS to the S. High School, in Symonds-street, will be received before 4 p.m. on THURSDAY, 23rd June. JAMES BABER, Architect, Shortland-street.

TO BUILDERS.

HPENDERS will be received up till 3 p.m 1 on SATURDAY, the 25th W , for the ERECTION of a SHOP and DWELLING in Newton, Plans, &c, at my office, Stichbury's Buildings. EDWARD MAHONEY, Architect.

Education

ORPHAN HOME, ST. STEPHEN'S, PARNELL.

■'i HE New School-room erected in the I grounds of the Home -will be OPENED by the Right Rev. Dr. ■ Cowie, Bishop of Auckland, on THURSDAY, the 2^rd mst., at 3 o'clock p.m. The friends of the institution are invited to attend. R. WALKER, Hon. Sec. June 21, 1870.

WTLHELM HOiFMANN,

PROFESSOR OF THE PIANO, HAR-

MONIUM, AND SINGING. Address, Mrs. Shayle George's, opposite Government House, Auckland. N.B. — All kinds of Musical Instruments correctly Tuned and Repaired.

Amusements.

A. R. Y. Pi?] FOE OF WALES THEATEE.

A MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC ENTER-

TAINMENT Will be given ON THURSDAY, JUNE 23 1870, In Aid or the Band Fund, By Members of the AUCKLAND RIFLE VOLUNTEER CORPS, Assisted by Ladies of the Profession.

Under the distinguished patoonage of the public of Auckland, who are thus appealed, to, for the first time, to show, by their countenance and support, their appreciation of the Volunteer movement in this City. From, the well-known liberality of the good people of Auckland, the Committee feel sure that this appeal will not be in vain.

The performance will commence, upon th rising of the curtain, with an Overture by the Band. To be followed by that (most appropriate to the occasion) amusing Comedy, by James Kenny, of

RAISING THE WIND.

After which, A Musical Melange.

The Evening's Entertainment to conclude with the Laughable Farce of the

IRISH TCJTOR !.

For Cast of Characters, and further particu lars, see Programme. The Committee particularly request that the Volunteers of all arms, who may honour the Performance with their presence, will appear in uniform. Doors open at half -past seven, to commence precisely at eight. Tickets — Dress Circle, ss. ; Family Circle, 3s. ; Stalls, 2s. 6d. ; Pit, 18.— may be had of the principal Shopkeepers and Music-sellers in the City, and from any of the Members of the Committee. Carriages may be ordered for 11.15 o'clock, SEHGT. R, E. GATLAND, Manager.

PARNELL HALL.

THURSDAY NEXT, JUNE 23. For One Night only.

BARRY O'NEIL'S ENTERTAINMENT, on which occasion he will be assisted by the following distinguished artistes :—: — Mr. Alfred Singer, the eminent Pianist and Buffo Singer. Mr. Henry Morgan, the inimitable seriocomic vocalist ; and BARRY O'NEIL, the elegaat and accomplished Comique. This being positively his LAST appearance in Auckland.

Doors open' at 7.30, commence at 8. Reserved seats, 3s ; Paradis, 2s. ADOLPHUS PLAVELLE, Agent.

PUBLIC HALL, OTAHUHU. FRIDAY, JUNE 24. BARRY O'NEIL'S ENTERTAINMENT.

LODGE OF LIGHT, THAMES.

BRETHREN ATTENDING the MASONIC BALL, on the Eve of St» John's Day (THURSDAY), 23rd instant will APPEAR in MASONIC COSTUME. By ordei. - •*-'-' L. W, LOVEDAY, HonVSeo, M,B,Q«