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New Zealander, Volume XXII, Issue 2408, 20 April 1865, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. si i PRINCE OP WALES’ THEATRE? ' Q. W. DANIELS AND H. EDWARDS,* „ FttOFRIBTORB. EVENT OF THE SBASONMR. A. UPMAN. Will This Evening make bis First Appearance oat of England in that astonishing performanoo ' ' which, as done by the Davenport Brothers, - has so panted the world, to wit, saflering any number of persons amongst ‘he audience to stop * upon the stage, and TIE HIS HANDS AND-* FEET with thirty feet oi rope as seemly is" lays in their power, and guaranteeing In Iren himself in the most limited space of time. - TWO NEW PIECES. TO-NIGHT (Thursday), April 20th, . To commence with, second time in Auckland y Bonrcicanlt's be«nti f ul Comedy, entitled A LOVER BY PROXY. After which MB. A. LIPMAN in hie Great ROPE TY NG FEAT. To conclude with, second time, the beantifnL Comedy of A GAME OF SPECULATIONfuidatUksht, BENEFIT OF MB. R. H. COXPricks of Admission : Stalls, 55.; Amphitheatre Ss.; Pit, Ss. Children, under seven years, half price. Half price to the stalls only at half-past nine,. No Bonnets allowed in the Stalls. Spacious Cloak-room, for Ladies. Fnxn. Doors open at hvlf-past seven, commence ateight o’clock. 44 te CALIFORNIAN CIRCUS. Proprietor: Hkbb S. Greenberg and CoManager ; Mb. W. H, Folet. PARNELL. IMMENSE ATTRACTION OFTHIS NEW EQUESTRIAN TROUPE. TO-NIOHT (Thursday), April 20th. An entire change op proGRAMME. Doors open at Seven, to commence at a quarter td Eight. ' *' t p A GRAND JUVENILE DAY PERFORMANCE on SATURDAY next, at 2 o’clock. Schools at reduced prices. Admission : Boxes, 65.; Pit, 3s. Children, half-price. - 1367 ap2l WILLIAMSON’S AMERICAN BOWLING SALOON (Adjoining the Urines of Wale* Theatre), IS NOW OPEN*

ADMITTANCE BY TICKETS. . ; isss test. Mary’s Parish, Parnell. A BAZAAR willbe held In the muoth of June next, in aid of the Funds for . the parches of e site and the erection of BUILDINGS in the above parish. Contributions in work, money, or materials will be thankfully received by the undermentioned Ladies:— Mrs. Selwyn Mrs. Shirley Hill Mrs. Ireland Mrs. Keddell Mrs. Kinder Mrs. Steele. Mrs. Bayley Mrs. Burrows Mrs. Collett Mrs. Dudley Mrs. Glover narwto CONVEYANCES. Horse and Carriage Baaaar. OMNIBUSES will start punctually to and '' froh. Onehonga HOURLY, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. inclusive. On Sundays from each place at 9 ajn., and at 4 p.m. Passengers and Luggage booked for the Royal Mai’ Vans, to suit the departure from the Mannkaa *■ of Steama for the South. Fob flnaj ' Wagonettes for pair of Horses, or four iar hand. Albert Gars, and single or doable eeated. Baggies Open and Close Carriages. Dog Carta. Ladies’ and Gentlemens’ Saddle Horses. Marriage Carriage* with or without Postilions, Always on Hand. A variety of First Glass Saddle and light Harm s Horses for Saler A ' H. HABDINOTON. September l. 1864. IISSjnSO MISCELLANEOUS. Auckland Atheneum. rpHE ROOMS occupied by his SOCIETY 1. are OPEN DAILY for the nse of Members, from 10 a.n>. till 6 p.m. HENEY N. NALDER, 1360 apSS , , Secretary. , Waikato Stores. ■ FOR SALE.—Several Stone and Licensed Houses on the Waikato and Waipe Rivers. Mr. S. Young wishing to retire from the Retail Trade snbmite for sale a Number of STORES with STOCKS in the above named District SMALL CAPITALISTS and intending: Settlers desirous to SECURE established portions in trade will find this an opportunityrarely to be met with. Terms will beLibenJ. Posseerion can BE TAKEN on the let ApriLFor fell particulars apply to W. J. Youko. Queer-street, March 4, 1865. 145 mws te P. HKEAPATH, ARCHITECT SURVEYOR, QUEEfc'STREET. 1168jn#0h