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Evening Post, Volume XIV, Issue 44, 21 August 1876, Page 3

rnHEATRE ROYAL. Lessees ... Messrs. Bates and Howard Business Manager Mr. Charles Hillsden CONTINUED SUCCESS OF MRS. F. M. BATES. POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT ! LAST NIGHT ! Of the Fairy Extravaganza, THE KING OF THE PEACOCKS. THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, AUGUST 21. The performance will commence with the laughable comedy, entitled POOR PILLICODDY. John Peter Pillicoddy Mr. F. M. Bates Captain O'Scuttle ... Mr. H. Stoneham Mrs. Anaatasia Pillicoddy Miss Lizzie Morgan Mrs. Capt. O'Scuttle Miss Emily Power Sarah Blunt ... Miss Grace Folland To conclude with (for the last time) THE KING OF THE PEACOuKS. New Songs, Dances, &c, &c. TUESDAY — RICHELIEU. SATURDAY, August 28 — Hegerty's Great Globe Combination Troupe will make their first appearance. If a man blow not Ids own trumpet, by whom shall it be blown ? GLAD TIDINGS PROCLAIMED TO THE INHABITANTS OF WELLINGTON AND PROVINCE. BOOTS AND SHOES AT HALF-PRICE. T> HANNAH AND CO. Have much pleasure in informing the boot-buying public that their MONSTER CHEAP SALE of First-class WINTER BOOTS and SHOES commences THIS DAY, and as the Prices have again been greatly reduced, everybody may depend upon obtaining Goods at least 25 per cent, below any other house in the trade, and we make this assertion fearlessly, defying contradiction, and to prove this fact, we beg to inform our customers that we have our own buyers in LONDON, MELBOURNE, and SYDNEY, and as we keep no books and sell only for cash, thus giving every purchaser their own just dues during this MONSTER CHEAP SALE, we intend to offer the following lines, viz. :—: — Women's strong leather boots, 4s lid ; do do elastic sides do, 5s lid ; children's copper-toed boots, 4t06, 2s 6d ; do do do do, 7t09, 4s 6d ; do do do do, 10 to 13, - "A • do levant balmora's, 7 to 9, 3s 6d ; v- t% 13, 4s 6d; infants' pt. Balmorals, is Gd ; cto do elastic Bides, 2s od ; men's best watertights, 16s 6d ; do elastic sides. 12s 6d ; nailed lace-ups (own make), 12a 6d ; do bluchers, do do, 9a 6d ; girl's kid boots (all sizes), 4s 9<i ; ladies' kid elastic sides, 5s 6d ; do levant balmorals, 6s 6d ; carpet and other slippers (men's and women's), 2s 6d; canvas slippers (men's), 3s 6d ; ladies' goloshes, 2s All and every kind of ladies' and children's at greatly reduced prices. All other kinds of Men's and Boys' Boots at prices never heard of or seen in the Colonies before. In fact, all our Goods are marked down to HARD TIMES PRICES. Therefore, we invite our friends to come and see us, and if you like our Stock, and wish to buy of us, we shall be pleased to sell to you, as our Stock is always open for inspection. Work made to order, and repairing neatly and promptly done at lowest prices. LOOK ON THE WINDOW FOR THE NAME. R. HANNAH & CO., Cash Boot Shop, Cuba-street. THE LAND INVESTMENT COMPANY OF WELLINGTON (Limited). Registered under the Joint Stock Companies Act. rpHE First GENER\L MEETING of the X Company will be held at the office, Hunter-street, on MONDAY, the 11th SEPTEMBER, at 8 p.m. Business: To elect Director. To consider Articles of Association. Forms of Proxy can be obtained from the Agent, or from GEO. H. TRIBE, Secretary. NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS AND VISITORS TO TAUERU. T THOMPSON, late of Masterton, begs . to inform his friends and the public generally that he has purchased the TAUERU HOTEL, where all who favor him with their patronage will receive the utmost attention. The house will shortly undergo extensive additions and alterations, which, when completed, will render it one of the most comfortable hotels in the Wairarapa. Good Stabling and Paddocks. Taueru, 15th August, 1876. I THIS WEEK I In the Centre of the Shop, At James Smith's, TE ARO HO U SE, Will be laid out 359 T> EMNANTH Of Winceys, AT TTALF TpRICE And less. 12 Yds 4s6dfor]2s6d 12 Yds 6s6dfor3s6d 12f YDsl2sodfor3s9d lOf Yds 9s6dfor4s9d 8f YDSlosodforssod 7| Yds 12s 6d for 6s 3d 8§ Yi)Sl3s9dfox73 0d 11^ Yds 15s 9d for 7s lid These are Actual Prices Taken from the Goods on the Table. NOTICE. ALL Persons owing accounts to the estate of the late David Beug? are requested to pay the same before THURSDAY, the 31st AUGUST next, to the undersigned, and all persons owing accounts to the above estate are requested to settle the same before that date, otherwise the collection of them will be placed in the hands of a solicitor. JOHN BENGB. 18th Augurt, 1876.