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Evening Post, Volume XVII, Issue 547, 27 June 1879, Page 3

m H E A T R B ROYAL. Lessees ... Mesra. Hiscocks.HaymanftCo. Stage Manager Mr. J. G. Joyce. Business Manager ... Mr. M. L. Browne. LABT NIGHT! LABT NIGHT!! LABT NIGHT OF MR. WYBERT REEVE, In his great impersonation of GEORGE GBITH, Supported by MISS BEATRICE, AND MR. D. OGDEN, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), < Mr. Rbbvb in his great craation of ] Count Fosco in the WOMAN IN WHITE, As played by him for over 2000 nights. Re-appearance of Mr. J B. BTEELJE. Box office— Jacobs' Athenaeum Bazaar, mHBATRE ROYAL. MITCHELL'S ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY. Gxavd Opbhiho, MONDAY, 7th JULY. TWELVE NIGHTS ONLY. JRepitoire— Eight Operas. Opbniho Pibcb— tS" MARITANA! „££ Popular PricesDress Circle, 49 ; Sails, 2s 6d ; Fit, One Shilling. Box Offica now open at Athenitum Bazaar. Packets of 12 Dress Circle Tickets (transferable), £2. R. W. CARY, Manager. MANY TT A V ING been unable to get to the Sale of Goods damaged by \ WATER, At TE ARO HOUSE. A Special Price List for the whole of the New Wimtbb Sroihc Will COME INTO FORCE on SATURDAY, So that all may have the opportunity of procuring equally ASTONZBHIVe BABOAINS At TE ARO HOUSE. Special Price List for Men's, Boys', and Youths' CLOTHING ! Boys' Cloth Caps, 6d Men's Cloth Caps, Is I Men's Felt Hats, Is 6d Men's Scotch Wool Socks, 10£ d Unbleached Cotton Socks, 4Jd AT TE ARO HOUSE.

300 Men's Flannel Undervests, 3s lid Men's Crimean Shirts, 2s. 6d JAMES SMITH, TE ARO HO JBB, Cuba-street, 27th June, 1879. TE ARO HOUSE. Men's Tweed Trousers, usual price 10s 6d now 6S 9d usual price lls 6d now 7s lid usual price 12s 64 now 9s 3d usual price 13s 6d now 10s 6d TROUSERS AND VESTS, usual price 18s 6d now 12s 6d usual price 21s Od now 13s 9d usual price 29) 6d now 18s 6d u«ual price 36s 6d now 27s 6d PAGET COATS, usual price 43s 6d now 19s 6d SUITS, usual price 453 for 34s 6d Boys' Petersham Coats, HALF- A -CROWN. Boys' Knickerbocker Suit*, usual price 24s now 12s WATERPROOF COATS, usual price 27s 6d now 6s 6d AT TE ARO HOUBE— Grey Calicoes, Is lid perdoz. White Calicoes, 2* lid per doz. Grey Sheeting, 7£d per yard White Sheeting, 12jd per yard WHITE BLANKETS per pair. Single Beds, 5s lid Single Beds, 8s 6d Single Beds, 93 lid Double Beds, 14s lid Double Beds, 16s 6d Double Beds, 17s lid AT TE ARO HOUSE COLORED BLANKETS. Blue Single Beds, 8s lid Blue Double Beds, 10s lid Scarlet Single Beds, 10s lid Scarlet Double Beds, I7s 6d AT TE ARO HOUSE. Winter Dress Fabrics AT TE ARO HOUSE PER DRESS, usual price 7s 6d now 3s lid usual price 9s 6d now 4s lid usual price 10s 6d new 5s 9d usual price 15* 6d now 7s lid usual price 18s 6d now 9s 6d BLACK LUSTRE, 4Jd yard COLORED BILK DKBSSB, usual price 75s for 3*7s 6d AT TE ARO HOUSE. HOSIERY AT TB ARO HOUSE. Child* Striped Pocks, ONE PENNY per pair Women's Bibbed Merino HOSE, 7jd Fingering Wools (all shads), 2sd skein. Skirts and Costumes AT TE ARO HOUBE. Ladies' Felt Skirts, Is 11-^d Ladies' Lustre Skirts, 2s lid Ladies' Quilted Skirts, 5s lid CHILDREN'S FELT SKIRTS, ONE SHILLING AT TE ARO HOUSE. 250 LADIES' COSTUMES, 78 6d each.

SHAWLS AT TE ARO HOUBB. Wool Shawls, IS 6d Wool Shawls, 2a lid JACKETS. Ladies' Jackets, 4s lid Ladies' Jackets, -5s lid Ladles' Ulsters, 7s lid Child's Ulsters, 2s lid AT TE ARO HOUSE. REMEMBER ! These Low Prices Commence !y ON SATURDAY, and will last but for a LIMITED TIME, — therefore COME EARLY and secure a choice. JAMBS SMITH, TE ARO HOUSE, Cuba-street, 27th June, 1879. ATHBNJIUM QUADRILLE ASSEMBLE r._ mfiß usual Weekly Assembly will be bel £ X in the Atheneeam Hall, on TUB&DA "t BVENING, the Ist JULY. Dancing to com ' mence at 8 o'clock sharp. Mr- J. Mobsai the Celebrated Harpist, and Mrs. Mobqa have been specially engaged to preside at tl — harp and piano respectively. GBO. R. WYLDE, Hob. Bbc. PLATTSBURG ART UNION (N.B.W LIAHDET k CO , Agents for Wellington: jj y Q ALES close first week ia August In ord )TS _ O that duplicates m»y be taken up » m arrangements made for tha Drawing about t ' 27th. Intending Investors will please tecu their shares without delay. » H. J. HORMAN, Travelling Secretary,