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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVIII, Issue 4605, 28 May 1872, Page 1

T Amusements*

PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE. Leu«e . . Mr. B. N. Jones. . . Last Week of tho Engagement of that Talented Artiste. MISS M AITKEN. IMMEN3K SUCCESS, IMMENSE SUCCESS Of tbe Beautiful Drama of MARY STUART ; or, Th» Escape from Lochleven. And.br particular desire, the dna^ Trial Scene from THE MBUCHANT OF VENIPE, in which Mr. J. M. P»wa ha. kindly consented to appenr at Shylock ; Miss AWK* appearing in her great impersonation of Portia. THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, Miy ,28, tha in two acts, of " Mary Stuart ; or, The Escape from LochleY,n." To be followed by the Great Trial soene from " The Merohant of Venice. " To conclude with the comedy if •« Valet de Sham" ,''..„ . Look out for the great drama of " Fault"— 3eatt can be secured at Upten and Ccv*«.

i^iITY HALL, THIS (Tueaday)"EVENING, May 28, FAVOURITE RESORT OP BBATTXY AND FASHION. ! ' THE GREAT COMBINATION' COMPANY, THE SIMONSBNS, Tms AMERICAN MINSTRELS, AND BARRY O'NEILL. ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT, Including — . Duet from the Third Act of "Maritana" (Wallace)—Madame Simonsen and Mr. Clark Clogographictlity— Harry Kelly Violin Solo, "L%Muette," Song without irortU for the year 1663 " Swell with tbe Carotty Hair "—Barry O'Neil " Pnt mo in vaj Idttlo Bed "—B. Cmrk Tho Clock Polka for Voice and Violin (Axdlti)— Mr. aud Madame Simonsen. &c, etc, <fee. MILLION PRICES J MILLION PRICES! MILLION PRICES J Vie,, Front Seats, 35.; Body of Hall, 2j, Back Seats-One Shilling. Doors open at 7.80; commence at 8 o'clock. Come early and secure your sett*. , i i i I ! 1

Education.

| TTIGH SCHOOL, SYMONDS-STREET, J. M. FRASER, CERTIFICATED MASTER. SECOND QUARTER. As Mr. Fraser has, at considerable expense, success* fully reorganised this School, which is one of the most commodious and healthy in Auckland, ho would now, in soliciting further support, respectfully beg to snb* mit the following considerations :— His chief care is to study the improvement, comfort, and well-being of his pupils, as well as tho interest* and wishes of his patrons. His terms, therefore, are lower than those of any other Firßt-dass School in the city, viz,, 16s. and 20?. per quarter. Pupils are charged for only from date of enrolment. The number ol school holidays is entirely left to the decision of patrons. Arrangements will be made for warming tbe rooms during the winter months, The school apparatus is already very comprehensive, and will shortly be tbe mo;t complete in this Province. The method of teaching is modern, popular, and successful, while, by mere kindly firmness, lhe best Oi discipline is obtained. And the system of morals is purely non-sectarian, being wholly based upon the golden rule: Do unto others as you would others do unto you. N.B.—A visitors' book kept. Inspection cordially invited.

Hotels.

T3 E N NET'S (Lato Providore of p.s.' Boyal Alfred f and • Duke. of Edinburgh') FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL, TAURANGA. This Hotel is ono of the best inthe'Province, newly furnished, including Baths and a first-class Billiard rooms, with a new Table by Alcock.

; [a card.] TjIMPIRE HOTEL WELLINGTON. ! PHILLIP MOELLER, Proprietor of the Empirb Hotki., Respectfully informs the Travelling Public that h has added APARTMENTS EN SUITE, With Bath-rooms, &c, attached, for the nccommoda* tion of families, to the above hotel, and which will be ready for the roception of guests on or before litb. May proximo. Wellington, April 14, 1379.

JAMES HARPER, HiTINO Pr/ROHASfI) THB HAMILTON HOTEL, WAIKATO, Hopes to merit the patronage extended to his predecessor by supplying the best of things iv the line with civility and attention. Travellers visiting the Waikato will find comfort and convenience combined with prompt attention and moderate charges. JAMK3 HARPER. Drapery.

JGIIFTV. SEVEN PACKAGES oi NEW WINTER GOODS JUST OPENED BY S. & J. E. VAILB. The New DOLLY VARDFN COSTUME The New DOLLY VARDEN SKIRT The NewIDOLLY VARDEN SCARF. NEW GOODS IN ALL THE DEPARTMENTS. S. & J. R. VAILE, Having been unable to dispose of their large Stock have determined to continue their present buiintis They hare therefore added very largely to the STOCK ON HAND," WHICH WILL BE SOLD CHEAP, To make room for large shipments to arrire. Experienced Managers and Workwoman have b«en engaged for theJiMillinery, Mantle, and Dressmaking Departments. MILLINERY, MANTLES, DRESSES, ETC., MADE TO OBDEB. Tht New Good opened embrace all the various De partments, and among these will be found MANY STRIKING NOVELTIES. S. & J. R. VAIiE, NATIONAL MART, Co rner of Queen- and Wyndbam -strtets. 1 1ITY BOARD REGULATIONS.' "No Stock shall be driven through th« City of Auckland between tbe hours of |8 in the morning and 10 at night." THE ORAKEt LANDING, At the entrance of the harbour, _ now ready for the Landing of Stock, and a person at all tim w present t* receive them. ALFRED fiUCKLANP,