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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 180, 10 June 1864, Page 1

Pl-tINCE OF WALES THEATEE. BRUNSWICK HALL. TO-NiailT (].'"]{ l DAY), June 10, WILL be presented the Comedy (compressed into three Acts) of the honeymoon. To conclude with the laughable Burlesque of YLLLIJvINS AND TITS DINAH. Stalls 55.; Back Seats, 2s. Gd. Doors open at half-past 7 ; curtain rises at 8 precisely. ODD FELLOWS' HALL. TO-NIGIIT (FRIDAY), Junk 10. fjl HATCHER'S LOCAL MEDLEY, " THE INTERCEDING MAORIS." Their Leaving the ' Marion '—Krippner's Grief— His Pathetic Appeal—Dr. Sam's Song—Capt. Dinnin's Soliloquy—.Toy of the Maoris 011 obtaining their Freedom—Their future intentions. AND " THE CHAIRMANSHIP OF TIIE CITY HOARD." Admission, 25.; Front Seats, 4s. E0 It THE MILLION! ADMISSION Is. ONLY. TUB IiOYAL ANATOMICAL MUSEUM WILL be OPEN for a FEW DAYS LONGER, to give to the \\ orking Classes 1111 opportunity to witness this highly interesting Exhibition. 'i he Museum is open lrom 10 a.m. till 10 p.m.,for Gentlemen only, al Air. Wllrn'o (Jity of Auckland Stores. THE ANATOMICAL VENUS ill be dissected daily for the instruction of visitors. I. O. 0. F., 31. U., A. D. a HIE Onicers and Brethren of the LOYAL GOOD INILNT LODGE, No. RiSOU, are requested to attend the Funeral of the late WIFE of Brother RICHARD .KEALS, which will leave his resilience, Victoria Mrect, at three o'cluck, p.m., THIS DAI", (1-ridav) the loth insianl. Oliicers and lircthrcuof the other Lodges in the District are respectfully invited to join the procession. ALEXANDER STEWART, N.G. Auckland, J linn LO, ISli i. BAZAAR FOR ERECTING ROOMS FOR THE. YOUNG 31 EN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. r 111 IK Committee have pleasure in announcing that JL the above Jta/.aar will be held ill the ODD 1-v.LLOWS' HALL oil WEDNESDAY" THURSDAY, loth & lGthinst. Contributions fur tlio Refreshment Stall are earnestly solicited. Friends would greatly oblige by .-.tating as early as possible what tiiey call engage to supply, to any of the Sub-Conuniucc, viz : — 3lrs. Alexa.niieu, ill's. Bennett, Mrs. l'uii.so.N, ilrs. S. LL. Smith, Airs. Wakmik. ATicliland, June 7, 16G1-. COIiOMANDEL GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED.) A FOURTH CALL of 20s. per Share is hereby made upon the Shareholders of the above Company, payable to All-. WALTER COMBES (Treasurer), on or before the llth inst. By order of tlie Directors, H. P. STARK, Secretary. Queen-street, June 3, IS6L 3IONU3IENT TO COLONEL NIXON. ON SATURDAY' NEXT, the llth current, at 3 p.m., a Public Sleeting will be held in the Exchange Hotel, lor the purpose of making arrangements to carry out the intention of erecting a 3lonulnent to the memory of the late Colonel Nixon. Settlers, members of the Royal Cavalry Volunteers, Colonial Defence Force, and all others who feel interested in the matter, are invited to attend. 11. IIARDINGTON, EVERY M'LEAN, W. BASSETT. RELIEF FUND FOR THE SOLDIERS' WIVES AND CHILDREN. TIIE Executive Committee for this fund are nowholding their Meetings weekly, viz., oil every THURSDAY, at 4 p.m., in the Council Room of the Chamber of Commerce. By order, 1. W. HARROP, Secretary and Treasurer. TO 3IINERS. BLASTING POWDER, Is. 6d. per lb. STEPHENSON & WARDELL. .May 20, 1861, O IN T SALE, THE BEST' SAMPLE OF CIRCULAR HEAD POTATOES, in lots to suit purchasers. STEPHENSON & WARDELL. May 2G, ISO IFOREST AND FRUIT TREES. £fkflfk BLUI ' : illlJ OUM TREES, also, UuUU Pines of sorts, Oaks, Sycamore anil Poplar Trees, Apple, I\iar, Peach, Nectarine, Plum, Orange, Lemon, Vine, Cypress of sorts and other shrub plants; Rhubarb roots, Cabbage and Cauliflower plants. Also, some good Turnip seed. ALEXANDER GENTLES. Parnell, St. George's Bay, 17th May, 180-1.