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Amusements-

P BINGE OF WALES THEATEE,' Lesnoe .. Mr. B. N. Jones. GRAND FASHIONABLE NIGHT. Under the distinguished patronage of Captain Challis and Officers of H.M.B. * Bosario,' BENEFT of that Highly Talented and Accomplished Artiste, MISS M. AITKEN, and Last Night of ncr Engagement ■ FAUST AND MARGUERITE. I Miss M. Aitken iv her great character of Marguerite. New Scenery, Now Dresses, *c. » No expense has Ibeen spared to makevthis prodwtion the Greatest Possible Success. \ x^ THIS (Fiidair) EVENING,' May 31, th& performance will commence with the romantic drama iv 8 acts, as translated from the French, entitled FAUST AND MARGUERITE. After which Miss Aitken will deliver the following: — audie Lecture, • 'Caudle's Shirt Buttons" (JenroldJ; " The Wonnerfu' Wean " (Miller): and •' The Charge of the Six Hundred at Balaclava " (TennytOfl). T», conclude with a laughablo Farce, in which Mil. W. Hill will appear. Seats can be secured at Upton'*.

ri i t y .hall; THIS (Friday) EVENING, May 31, GRAND FASHIONABLE NIGHT, GRAND FASHIONABLE NIGHT GRAND FASHIONABLE NIGHT TEE GREAT COMBINATION COMPANY Will have ths honour to perform the following _, programme THIS EVENING. PANT I. 1. Solo for Piano, Overture —Madame Molltr 2. Serenade, " The SUr of Love," from Lurline (Wallace)— Mr. B. Clark 3. Oivatina, " Uoborfc, toi que j'olme" (Mejarbeer) —Madame Fanny Simonsen 4. Comic Sow?, " Tho Mad Butcher "—Barry O'Neil 6. Violin tfolo, Fantasie Bravour on Theraw fr >ra Lucrczln Borgia (Simonsen) —Ma tin Simonsen __ 0, Dnot, "At Divwnof Day" (Kuoken)—Madame Simonsen and Madnmo Moller 7. Comic, "The Hm.py Old Man"—Harry Kelly 8. Harp Solo-Mr. Saun den, R A.M. 9. Duet,"Si 1* StnneheKa/'from It Travatere(Verdl) —Madame Simonsen and Mr. B. Clark.

PART 11. 1. Piano Solo—Mr. Saumden 2. Kellog Valse (Arditi)—Madame Moller 3. Bong and Dance—Harry Kelly 1. Serio-comic Song, " Ask Mamma" (Henre)— Madame Simonsen 6. Violin Solo, Tromolo Fantasie on " Annie Laurie" (Simonsen)—Martin Simonsen 6. BaUad, "When Other Llpj," from Tho Bohemian Girl (Balfe)—Mr. TJ.CUrk 7. Comio Song.by desire, "Piccadilly"—Barry O'Neil 8. Grand Scena, The Shadow Da-fee," ibm tho opera Dinorah (Moyctbeer) in .'oharaotev— Madame Fanny Simon»en. 9. Ethiopian Sketoh, GEfOST lisF-A PAWNSHOP, Messw. Kelly, O'Neil, and Clark. Doors open at 7.30 ; commence at 8.

PARNELL HALL PARNELL. THIB (FRIDAY) EVENING, MAY 31, 1872, Th* Trobblb Beoins to Commmoe at 8 o'Owok. MR. FRANK WESTON, The THE WIZARD OIL PRINCE; Will "DIG DOWN," And SPEAK APIKCE, As announced above—see Small Bill!. ADMISSION .. .. .. .. FREB< Front Seats specially reserved for Ladiei. Childron in Arms Five Grtnew. Now," Where are the friends of my youth ?''

ARRIVAL FROM LILLIPUT! SIGNOR VIOENZO FUSOONI'S MABIOtfETTES, FANTOCCINI, OB WONDERFUL SPEAKING, SINGING, AND DANCING LILLIPUTIAN FIGURES (See Gulliver's Travels.) They are unequalled by any performances given by living men or women; they drink, toss balls, juggle, sing, play musical instruments, &c., *c. They have never been before exhibited in any Colony South of the Equator, but have met with unbounded succesa in England, the Continent of Europe, America, the West Indies, <Src. Sionor Vioinzo Fusconi will exhibit those wonderful Lilliputians (from Lilliput), at the Mechanics' Institute, on Saturday, June Ist,'at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Front seats, 25.; Back Seats, Is. There will be an AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE on Saturday,. Adulti, 1?.; Children, Gd. For furtherjparticulars «cc Hand Bills.

Education. /COLLEGE EVENING CLASSES. Theso Classes will opan on Monday. June 3, at the Albert Barracks, and will be continued weekly as specified below :— Monday, Chemistry .. .. Dr. J. R. Nicholson Tuesday, History . . • . Mr. H. H. Lusk Wednesday, Classics .. .. Dr. Kldd Thursday, Mathematics . . Mr. Mcßae. Hours— From half-past 7 to 9 o'clock. Foes— Ono Guinea per quarter, which will give | admission to two classes ; half a guinea extra. for each additional class. Thoso who deslro to attend the daises, and who have not already intimated their intention of doing so, are requested to send in their names to tho Head Muter of the College and Grammar School. R. J. O'SULLIVAN, Secretary; TTIGH SCHOOL, SYMONDS-STREET. J. M. FRASEB, CERTIFICATED MASTER. SECOND QUARTER. As Mr. Fraser has, at considerable expense, succesifully reorganised this School, which is one of the most 1 commodious and healthy In Auckland, he would now, in soliciting further support, respectfully beg to submit the following conaideratioMS :— His chief care is to study the improvement, comI fort, and well-being ot his pupils, as wall as the interests aud wishes of his patrom. i His terms, therefore, are lowor than those of any other Firnt-olass School in the city, viz., 15s. and 20s. per quarter. Pupils are charged for only from dato of enrolment. Tho number of school holidays is entirely left to the decision of patrons. Arrangements will be mado for warming the rooms during tho winter months. Tho school apparatus is already very comprehensive, and will shortly be the most complete In this Province. The method of teaching is modern, popular, and successful, while, by mere kindly flrmnoM, the best of 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. Ecclesiastical.

CITY HALL.—SUNDAY SERVICES, conducted by Samuel Edjer, B. A., Jone 2nd. Morning: "Christ's Condition* Too Hard for His Dlsiiples." Evening: "Living fo-Others; the Soul of Practical Christianity."

Seed, &c.

O AGRICULTURISTS AND OTBEAS. C. T. WEEN offers for Sale the undermentioned items: Al*alfa.—An artificial Grass, juat to hand per mail steamer: most highly spoken of as » luxnriant and valuable forage plant.—2s. 6d. per lb. , Indian Jonolb Grabs.—A very rtiong-growinjr. annual Gross, flourhhing in our bot, drysammen, producing abundant feed.-ls. per paolcet. BOTFAto Grabs.—WiU flouruh on arid banks, *0., where no other would exUt; spread* rapidly.-Planti, 3i, 6d. per dozen. ,*..,. PaAniiE Gius3.-S»me time known in' Auckland, but not nearly *» much grown as it merits. Whon properly used it is a first-class fodder Grass.—los. PeßawM* Conn.—An important crop; C. T. W. has crown two tons of clean seed, and £18 worth of broom, material per acre; tho seed is as good as oats for hors«-fe«d. Ac—l«. per lb. , „ CoNifEOTicuT Fiku> PuMPKiH.—Grown in America for cattle-feeding. A-huge cropper, arriving early at maturity, coming in the latter half of our summer when feed is scarce—l2s. <sd. per lb. Elvxtbam Long Bid Mako*l-Wd*»»l.—From original stock brought to this country by tht under* signed, and of known excellence—at market pric*. Prolific Kidxzt Sod Potatoes.—An excellent heavy cropping early kind—l 7«. per cwt. Extensive Choice and Flourishing Nursery Stock* of all descriptions. Catalogues will be published shortly, and forwarded an usual. _^ Mount Hobson Nuisery', lUmuera. Town Agent: W. J. Htjbst, queen-stre«s,

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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVIII, Issue 4608, 31 May 1872, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVIII, Issue 4608, 31 May 1872, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVIII, Issue 4608, 31 May 1872, Page 1

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