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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 188, 20 June 1864, Page 1

PEIiXCE OF "WALES THEATRE. B It U N S W I 0 K HALL. TO-NIGTTT piaxJDAY), Juxtc 20, rriHE perforaianee will commence with the "Nautiro -L Domestic Drnnm of JEX N Y FOS T E It, TFIE SAILOK'S CHILD. To conclude with the successful Extravaganza of the INVIS 113 L E P R INCE, OR TIIF, ISLAND OP TKANQUIL DELIGHT. Stalls 55.; Back Seats, 2s. Gd. Doora open at half-past 7 ; curtain rises at S precisely. ODD FELLOWS' HALL. TO-NIGHT (MOXDAY), June 20. GBAXI) EE-OI'EXLXd SIGHT. Undeu rut: J'atroxaoe of COLO NE L O'BEIE!> A>'l) THE OFFICERS OF THE MILITARY TEAIN. mIIATC II E R IX EXTI KE L Y X NEW IOCAI &\ Including OUR MILITARY TEA IN, &c. &e. &c. *** Positively the last few nights of Thatcher and Company. Tickets to be obtained at Varrv's, Chapman's, Waite's, and the Q.C.E. Admission, 2s. Gd. ; Front Seats, 4s. CIRCUS. Phophiktoks S. GEEENBERG & CO. Managkk W. 11. FOLEY. Clown and Jkstkr W. AIKEY. milE Unrivalled Troii]!c of Male and Female EQUESTRIANS, GYMXASTS, CLOWXS, ACROBATS, A'AULTERS, JIOI'E DAXCERS, eve.. &c., &c, Ofiir*t-e!ass talent. Among tlie Artistes is the celebrated Female Equestrian, the ST A K O V A U STRA LI A, M A DAIME TOL'RNEA R. Also, a beautiful stud of highlytiuhied HOItSKS A~Sl> POXIES. Also, A .SL'LEXDID BRASS BAND, Have arrived, and «ill perform in Auckland on or about the 2 Ist INSTANT. SABBATH SCHOOL SERVICES. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL, EtiuAi;Di:s SiuuET. i TJ>:A MEETIXO will lake place in tlie Chapel jTV TO-MOKKOW J line 21st, at■ hullp..»t six o'clock. Tickets may he had of any of the Teachers. A Public Meeting aitcr "ica, lo be addressed by dilierent Ministers and friends. AUCKLAND IIAK.IIOMC SOCIETY. FULL KEJLOSAL to Subscribers, of the •■ CKhATIOxN," XHCKbIJAY, just., ut St. Andrew's Church. Doors open at 7, to commence at hall-past. Tickets of Annual Subscription (admitting to Four Concerts during this year) may be obtained of ilr. s,isiii;i(3i)X, at W.wi'ii's, ol Mr. J. 11. t'KiwroKD, or of the Hon. Secretary. l'crfonniug Slcmbeis aie reminded of the Full Private i'racuce in the same building, on WEDNESDAY EYKMNU, in 7 o'clock sharp. KICHAKD S. E. PARSONS, Hon. tecretary. JN OTIC E. A MEETING will be held in Mr. FLOWER'S Sehooi-room, llobson-street, THIS (MONDAY) EA'ENljNti, Jtini! I'Uth, at 7 o'clock, to push forward the principle of TOTAL AUSTINKXCii. Any member that is interested iu the cause is requested to attend. GEORGE MORRIS, William-street. MANGAREI DISTRICT. A MEETING of If ATE-PAYERS will be held in the CRITEKIOX HOTEL, Otahuhu, on TUESDAY, the 21st instant, at 3 o'clock, when business of importance will be laid before the Meeting. JAMES ROBERTSON, Chairman. TESTIMONIAL TO THE REV. JAMES MORISOX, D.D., GLASGOW, LATE OF KILMARXOCK. rililE friends in Auckland of the Rev. Dr. Morison, X have, resolved to contribute to the testimonial wiiich has been raised in honour of him in Great Britain, Ireland, America, and Australia. All friends are invited to aid by their contributions. Letters and contributions tent to the. Rev. A. French, Tcaclier, Hobsou-.street Wcaleyan School, Auckland. KKLIFF FUND I-'Oit THE SOLDIERS' WIVEd AND CHILDREN. rilllK Executive Committee for this fund are now _L holdine their Mciting? weekly, viz., on every THUJfSDAY, "t -i p.m., in tlie Council Boom ol the Chamber of Commerce. By ova,-,-, 1. W. IIARIIOP, Secretary and Treasurer. [a cjr.ii.] J. 11. BUKXSIDIi & CO., I.MI-OKTEKS, WHOLESALE DRAPERS, GENERAL WAKiiHOUSEiIEN, QrKEy-r'I'I.TEr WHAiiV, A U C K L A N D, X. Z.