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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIX, Issue 4794, 7 January 1873, Page 1

Amusements.

f^\ H I ARINI'S ROYAL ITALIAN C I E C TJ S. GRAND SUCCESS. THIS DAY (TUESDAY), JANUARY 7, CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. BOLTVER. tho Educated Elephant HARLEQUIN, the Mexican Pony MOSIA, the Imitative Pony ABD-EL-KADER, the Silver Horse. The Inimitable CARLO BROTHERS MDLLE BRIDGES, the Unrivalled Funambulist DORR and WORLAND, the Semationa] Gymnnts MISS KATY HOLLOW AY, in a New Act The Queen of the Bareback Horse, BELBN CUBA French Balleaux by the Company The Skilful Leapers. U HOLLAND, A. GONZALES J. WORLAND Tho Young CAL1FORNIAN IRON BOY. PERFORMANCE EVERY EVENING, WITH CHANGE OV PROGRAMME. For accommodation of Families, Grand Gala Performance SATURDAY, at 2 p.m.

"V" O T l c E. SIGNOE I FERRARI'S TROUPE OP EDUCATED MONKEYS AND MR. TOM MARGETTS, THE POPULAR COMIQUE, WILL SHORTLY VISIT TIE WAIKATO DISTRICT.

/CHORAL HALL. Subject for Practice THIS EVENING: "Jndii Maccaboeui " Subject for succeeding Concert*: 42nd Psalm, with Haydn'i Imperial Man, " Israel in Egypt." WM. BRIDSON-, Hon. Seo. Education.

"T) E D W O O D. ENGLISH, CLASSICAL, AND COMMERCIAL ACADEMY, Near All Saints' Choeoh. English, ClMitcs, and > Mr. A. Graham (late of the Mathematict f Auokland College). Commercial .. Mi. Addict. The pupils will receive Military Drill from a competent in*tructor, with the view of forming a Cadet Corpi at an early date. Termi per Ouarter: Senior Division. .£2 2i. Junior Division.. £1 It.

-J^TORMAL SCHOOL, HIGH-STREET. Tho abovo School will Re-opeD on A5ONDAY, 13th January, under the management of Mr. and Mrs. Mackintosh, where the pupils will be carefully taught HUtory, Geography, Grammar, Composition, Arithmetic, Book-keepiDg, 4c. with a strict moral training, 15s. per fjuartor Latin, French, and Mathematics (including English),SOs. Undenominational.

■T1STABLISHMENT FOR YOUNG Hi LADIES, SPRING VILLA, DKDWOOD. MRS. W. J. W. ADDEY.

eTs^ J. W~O O L L EY, Teacher of tho Pianoforte, having resigned her appointmrnt at the Ladies' Collegiate (School. Wolletley-strcet, begs to announco that «he will receive pupils at her own residence on very moderate torms. Fir»t quarter of 1873 to corameneo on Monday, 27th Jumnry. Karangahapo Road, opposite Newton Pott-oflice.

Drapei/.

T ADIES' UNDERCLOTHING AND BA.BY WARES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Including a NEW ASSORTMENT Of CHRISTENING ROBES, HOODS, ETC., [FOR A FEW WEEKS ONLY, • At COST PRICE, At K. W. DYSON'S, 130, QEEEN-STREET (Opposite Somorville's Stables).

TJ W. DYSON Respectfully informs his patrons and friendi tho public th«t on account of continued ill-health he will SELL THE WHOLB Of his NEW AND SEASONABLE STOCK AT AND UNDER COST PRICE, FOE A FEW WEEKS ONLY, When tho Balance of Stock will bo disposed of BY AUCTION OR TENDER. *F 130, QUEEN-STREET (FORMERLY NEWMAN & EWEN'S)

"J^T E W S U M M ER DRESSES, NEW BLACK AND COLOURED SILK DRESSES. MOIRE ANTIQUES. JAPANESE SILKS, ETC., ETC., ETC,, AT COST PRICE. FOR A FEW WEEKS ONLY. AT K. W. DYSON'S, 130, QUEEN-STREET (Next Mk. Lipscombb's, Seedsman).

BUY YOUR DRAPERY AT THE NEW SHOP 3 (Opposite tjii TJitited Service Hotel). J. W. PEARSE, H AiV ING PURCHASED A SPLENDID LOT OF HP It ING AND SUMMER DEAPEEY GOODS vr AN AWFUL SACRIFICE, Is Determined to Bell them CllEArER THAN ANY DRArER IN Auckland.