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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 3, Issue 113, 19 November 1859, Page 2

IQaer's Cani and Equi Drome. rHIS EVENING-, (SATURDAY,) NOV. 19, Last Night but Two. A GREAT PEEFOEMANCE foe the BENEFIT OF MONS. KLAER, And under the Bespeak and Patronage of His Honor the Superintendent and the Provincial Council. MONS. KLAER Will appear to-night in THREE G-REAT ACTSMONS. KLAER As the Glittering King of the Crystal Pyramids. MONS. KLAER, By request, in the Antipodean Feat of CE ILIN G WALKING. M. KLAER AND HIS INFANT SON, Three years old, in their POSES CLASSIQUEHALL THE JESTER Will give an imitation of LOLA MONTEZ in the Spider Dance. The Supper & Banquet By the MONKEYS to-night. First Appearance of Mr. Smith As OLD FUZZLE. First night of the laughable and ludicrous farce entitled WINE OE PHYSIC. On MONDAY, Me. HALL'S BENEFIT, and last night but one. On TUESDAY, the last night, BENEFIT OF Me. SMITH. The Company will play at Waipureku on next Thursday and Friday night 3at 8 o'clock. A MID-DAY Performance on Feiday, for the settlers in the vicinity ; doora open at \ past 1, and will commence at 2. The performance will be over by 4 p. m. Admission, — ss. ; children \ price. Doors open at \ past 7 ; commence at 8. NOTICE. A MEETING- of the District Bench of Magis2\. trates will be held at the Court House, Waipukurau, on Thursday the eighth day of December next, at noon, for the purpose of considering applications for additional BUSH LICENSES and renewal of the existing ones. All persons holding such Licenses at present, or who may be applicants for one, are required to attend personally on the above date ; and the Bench will afford settlers and the public generally, an opportunity of then stating any complaint in regard to the accommodation or manner of conducting such licensed houses, or otherwise. The following is a list of the existing Bush Licenses, viz. : — Waipukurau George Lloyd Waipawa William Ford Patangata J. Robjohn NgawaJcatatara Mrs. Large Polcawa Peter Bo arke KEW APPLICATION. Porangahau Charles Lamb. H. E. RUSSELL, Chairman of the Bench, Waipukurau. Court House, Waipukurau, November 11, 1859. rpHE UNDERSIGNED call attention to their JL intended LAND and BOOK SALE, on TUESDAY, 22nd proximo. Among the miscellaneous works to be offered for sale will be found, SEVERAL VOLUMES OF BOHN'S STANDARD LIBRARY Macaulay'e England Illustrated London News, bound in volumes Tomlin's Geography Lanzi's History of Painting Domestic Commentary on the Old and New Testaments Keith's Church and State of Scotland Bisset's George 111. Volumes of Voltaire's works (French) Urquhart'B Travels in Spain and Morocco Blackstone's Commentaries Lawson's Episcopal Church of Scotland And several volumes of the Railway and Parlour Libraries Also 9 Accordions, and a variety of articles to close consignments A quantity of WINES and SPIRITS will be sold on the same occasion J. A. SMITH & Co. npHE Undersigned lave received instructions to 1 sell by Private Contract VALUABLE AND VERY DESIEABLE RURAL LAND, consisting of 525 Acresof rich, arable soil, and situated, at Puketapu, abutting on the Ware Rangi Native^ Reserve, distance across the Harbour about 5. miles from Napier,' a^f^jlming Capt. Henton's Proper Particuia^|renti6yis';oa|led to the good locality and extent^£iMs|^^ Terms— Very liberal John Axexasdeb Smith & Co., ' Auctioneers. Napier, Nov. 8, 1859.