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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5162, 26 August 1878, Page 3

THEATRE &^& ROYAL. Stage Manager Mr D. Clinton Musical Conductor Mr Cullimore Scenic Artist MrE. Huntley TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), AUG. 26. GRAND TFTINTER "OANTOMIME ! MILLION PRICES ! LAST NIGHT BUT ONE. We defy the Colonies to surpass our HARLEQUINADE ! Pantaloon ... ... Mr R. W. Rede Columbine Miss Bessie Vivian Harlequin Mr Jamea Hooper Clown Mr E. Alexander MAGNIFICENT PICTURESQUE SCENERY BY MR HUNTLEY. IXION! OR, THE MAN AT THE WHEEL!! Ixion ... ... Miss Jennie Nye (Ex-King of Thessaly, patronised by the upper ten) " Juno ... ... Miss Bessie Vivian (Queen of gods and Jove's spouse) Jupiter ... .. MrR. W. Rede (the most finished gentleman in Olympus) Mercury ... ... Misa Kate Vernon (the celestial telegraph messenger) Venus ... ... M iss Maud Vincent (the Goddess of Beauty) Cupid (the son of Venus) Miss Lemaite Minerva ... ... Mr Jamea Hooper (Goddess of Wisdom) Apollo „, ... Misa H, Lambrette (Sporting member of the Four- in-hand Club) Bacchus ... ... Mr E. Alexander (Promoter of all wine associations) Mars(Commander-in-Chief) Mr Hans Wilson Gannymede ... ... Mr John Howe (a nice active lad, the original fat boy) Fairies, Gods, Godesses, Ac, &c. To be followed by transformation to HARLEQUINADE AND WINTER PANTOMIME ! The Depths of Darkness ! The Halls of Despair ! changing to BLISS AND BEAUTY! THE HOME OP THE ANGELS ! THE LAKE OF GOLD ! THE SILVER LAKE OF PEARL ! The Scenery will be presented on a scale of grandeur unequalled in New Zealand, by Mr E. Huntley and assistants. The mechanism by Mr J. Wilkeß. The properties by Mr W. Gibbs. The whole under the direction of Mr D. Clinton. Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls, 4s; Stalls, 2s 6d. Million Prices ! — Pit, One Shilling. To ensure seats the public are respectfully advised to secure Dress Circle and Reserved Stall tickets at Jacob's Fancy Repository. Doors open 7.30. Performance at 8 p.m. Carriages may be ordered for 10.45. 774 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. NAPIER-KOPUA. PANTOMIME. FOR the convenience of Country Visitors to the above, SINGLE TICKBTS to NAPIER ISSUED FOR EVENING TRAIN OU Monday next will be available for return by the first train on the following morning. W. J. MILLER, General Manager. Napier, August 23, 1878. 815 THEATRE ROYAL. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28. Under the Patronage of His Worship the Mayor. M E W.ll. F lood Will give a CHRISTY MINSTREL & DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT On the above date. 814 Full particulars in a future issue. JOHN BABBON, Fancy Bread and Bisouit Baker, K O P U A. WEDDING AND CHRISTMAS CAKES Made to Order. Customers waited on Daily. 795 IV^R F. W. CULLIMORE. PIANOFORTE TUNER A REPAIRER, Having arrived in Napier, is prepared to Tune and Repair Pianos. Tuning and Toning, 10s 6d. Address— Jacob's Fanct Bazaar, Hast-ings-street. 677 BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. BUSINESS will be RESUMED in the Premises, Hastings-street, on Monday, August 26th inst. T. W. BALFOUR, 719 Acting Manager. TUESDAY, 3rd SEPTEMBER, At 11 a.m. Important Sale of Thoroughbred Horses,' Store and Dairy Cattle, Reaping Machines, &c., &c. AT TAUHERENIKAU, WAIRARAPA. F. H. WOOD & CO. Have been favored with instructions from Mr D. Knight (who is leaving the district) to sell by public auction on the above date at his farm, Tauherenikau — rpHOROUGHBRED HORSES JL Store and Dairy Cattle Reaping Machine, with latest improvements. Also, The pure-bred Clydesdale Entire Horse, SIR WILLIAM WALLACE. Sir William Wallace is a dark dapple bay, with black points, 16fr hands high, with immense bone ; has splendid action, and is a sure foal getter. Sir William Wallace was bred by John Ross, Esq., Forest Hill, Smeaton, Victoria ; his sire was the well-known and far-famed pure-bred Clydesdale Stallion Major, imported by J. &. W. Dougall, Escott, Victoria. Major waa bred by the well-known breeder, W. Fulton, Sproulston, Scotland; Major's sire, Clyde Boy, Sire of Sir Walter Scott — the grandest stallion Scotland ever produced. Major's prizes are too numerous to mention. Major's dam, Princess Royal. Wallace's dam, Jenny, was exhibited fifteen times, and gained thirteen first and one jaecoud prize in 1865. She was awarded the Cbampion Prize at Ballarat for the best mare in the yard, either imported or colonial against seventeen competitors In 1872 at the same place, she gained the first prize with three of her progeny. Sir William Wallace was shown seven times and gained six first and one second prize. He was shown at BaUarat, Smeaton, and Clunes as a yearling, and was awarded first prize in each place. When two years old he was awarded first prize at Clunes ; also first prize at Ballarat, and second at Smeaton. When three years old he was again awarded first prize at Ballarat, thus showing Sir Wallace to be one of the best bred horses that the colony has ever preduced, -His stock was awarded first, second, and third prizes in Palmerston, Victoria, in 1872, and also first and second at the same place in 1873. Sir William Wallace's pedigree, and the number of prizes taken by him and his stock, at some of the best shows in the Southern Hemisphere, are sufficient guarantees to assure the public that he is a first-class horse, and second to none in the Province. He is perfectly quiet, and staunch as a rock in harness. F. H. WOOD & CO., Auctioneers, Horse and Cattle Salesmen, Greytown, 813 Wairarapa.