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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXX, Issue 5157, 2 March 1874, Page 1

Amusements:

T3R1NCE OF WALES THEATRE inn (MONDAY) EVENING, MARCH 2. THE VENETIAN GONDOLIER; THE BAL° R MASQUE. Tiokots ti the Bali Scene, with mailr, ~>s Dress Clrde,2 5 Od DonnnoiM, Ma^ks, Fanc» Dre^se?, on hire Apply to Mr (i W. < olhtr, at tbf Theatre Doors open at 8 30 p m , to commence at 0 o'clock

"piUNX'E OF WALES THEATRE. 1U-M0RR0W (TI'E^DAYi EVENING, MARCH 3, CHARLES'S GREAT DIORAMA 0» THB F 11 A N C O ■ P R U S j-1 A N W A R, AND SCENES ON THE NILE. Lecturer . Mr (i W ColUer Mechanist . Mr.J Howard Mus c\l Dirtctor Mr J M Lord poniuvkly ton -ix nights only. Drtss Cncle, 3s , Stalls, 2* , Pit, U Doors oppn at 7 30 , to commence at 8 o'clock. KB. WISEMAN, Managor_

A UCKLAND HARMONIC SOCIETY. J\_ 1 lie Members will Meet for Special Practice THB E\ENING Rt 8 o'clock. Sulij'cts for Prictirc. Glees. &c Th« MOONLIGHT CONCERT on ths 'Golden Crown' TO-MORROW EVENING: Members must be on board not later than 7 30. FARE-5, as originally announced. O\E SHILLING.

AT FT. PATRICK'S HALL, Hobsonstreet, on Tuesday Evening, March 3, Mr. James Plunket will read Selections from Knglish Authors lo commence at 8 o'clock. Admission : One Shilling. .

TEMPLARS. THE ANNIVERSARY of the ESTABLISHMENT of the Order in Auckland will be comemmorated by ft TEA MEETING.B to bo followed by a PUBLIC MEETING ON THURSDAY NEXT, tiie 5th MARCH. PAHT1CLLVR5 IN FOTUKE AlVERTISEMEM.

Musical Tnstrampnts OIANOFOIiTES AND HARMONIUMS. The next Shipment from ME3SH3. H0PKLVSON ft CnAPPELL, AND ALLSMXN &CO , \S ill arrive per ' NORHAM CASTLE,' expected im mediately Further shipments from BROADWO D, BORD, ZEIGLTCR, Aud other emineni makers to foliow. PIANOFORTES, HARMONIUMS, & ORGANS Tuned aud thoroughly Repaired by experienced workmen Instruments taken in Fxclnrjge. J. BROWNE AND SON, STMONDS-STREKT

"1 U S T LANDED, EX HINDOSTAN AND GLENUUNTLY SIXTY PIANOS AND HARMONIUMS' TOR SALE OR HIRE AT HOFFMANN AND SON'S ACADi-MY OF MUSIC, SHO1.TL\M> blBIIT

Educational.

AUCKLAND COLLEGE AND GEVMMilt SC'iOOL. UPPER SCHOOL CLASSICAL MASTER— John Anderson MATHEMATICAL, MASTER -The Headmaster ASSISTANT MATHEMATICAL AND FRENCH MASTER— J F Slrman, B.A ENGLISH MASTER-Johu Curnow, B.A , l&U English Master of the Scotch College, Melbourn*. LOWER SCHOOL FIRST M VSTEK— F. D. Kent, B A , late Assistant Master in Caooden College, Sjdney. SECOXU filKbTER— W Tomlmson, late Assu-Unt-\J aster in Ne'son College. JUNIOR MA.STER— C. A. Robertson, late Head master of the Thames School. The Quarter Days are— 3rd February, 24th April 13th July, and lit October. FARQUHAR MACRAE, Headmaster.

Books, &c

rpHOMAS TURRELL, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, NEWS AGENT, A!>D MUSIC SELLER (Opposite United Service), qusen-strbet. MUSIC. MUSIC. MUSIC. All the Latest Novelties. MUSIC for PIANOFORTE. Popnlar SONGS and DANCES. Tutt-rs for all Instruments. large supply Bsosey and Chappell's Migrant!. Alexander's Harmoniums, from £12 to £30. Wiad and Striked Instrumantt. Concertinas, English and German. Musical Fittings. Violin Strings— the very best. BOOKS. BOOKS. BOOKS. All the New and Popular Works Leisure Hour and Sunday at Home for 1S78. Bow Bells, Family Herald, 4c , Ac. Chatterbox and other Juvenile Works for 1873. Scientific Mechanical Works. School Books, School Requisites Bibles, Prayer Bcoks, and Testaments. New Zetland Hymnals. Catholic Publications. Gift Books in great variety. 1 large Stock of Cheap Novels. STATIONERY. STATIONERY. Account Boom, Pens, Inks, Papers, Pencils, Slates, Copy and Exercise Books, Ac, &c , &o. A Lsrge Stock of fancy Goods. Pums, Pocket-books, aad Peuknives. Card Cases, Work.boi.es, Writing Desks. School Bags, Ladies' B*gs, Scrap Books Photographic and Fern Albums . Stamp and Scribbling Albums. All the principal Newspapers, Magazines, and Journals by every Mail. THOMAS TURRELL, 212 a>d 100, QUEEN-STREET.

Notices of Removal. J^" OTICE OF REMOVAL. R AVHITSOX & '-OXS Bottling Department has been RLMOVi.1) to Uigh-stre. t, opposite Brovrn Barrett, 6 Co.'s Store