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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 302, 31 October 1864, Page 1

PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE. NOTICE! MR. G-. V, r . DANIELS' FIRST BENEFIT IN AUCKLAND, WILL TAKE rLA C E O X THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, OCTOBER ;)1, rjl H E GRAND DRAMA OF „ TIIE OCTOROON", GRAND TRIPLE HORNPIPE, IX CirAEACTIJB, BV MISS FANNY YOUNG, MISS MAGGIE GRIFFITHS, MISS JULIA CORCORAN, AND O TII E R ENTERTAIN MEN TS. s E Bins. Half-price at half-past 9 o'clock. Stalls, 2s. 6d.; Back Seats, la. 6d. Season Tickets on application to the Management. Doors open at half-past 7 ; curtain rises at 8 precisely. 111 l THEATRE ROYAL. Pitoriur.Toii . . . MR. S. ROWE. Under the patronage of HIS HONOR THE SUPERINTENDENT (ROBERT GRAHAM, ESQ.) TO-NIGHT. (MONDAY), MR. GEO RGE FAWCETT Will appear as TILLY SLOWBOY, in Chas. Dickens' CRICKET ON TIIE HEARTH, With new Scenery and ElTects, Supported by MISS ELOISE JUNO And the Star Company. To conclude with the glorious Burlesque of CINDERELLA. O N W EDNESPAI, GRAND SPECIAL NIGHT For the BENEFIT OF MR. GEORGE FAWCETT. TIIE W O N'D ER ! And a new Burlesque. Seats should be secured at the Box Office, Vuity's Repository, immediately. Stalls ss. ; to be reserved at Yakut's. N.B.—No Bonnets allowed in the Stalls. Boxes 4s. j Pit 2s. PROFESSOR,' PARKER WILL GIVE HIS GliA N D ENTEIIT AI NME N T ox TTJESDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER Ist., Uiuler the distinguished patronage of COL. O'BRIEN, ax r> TIIE OFFICERS OF TIIE MILITARY TRAIN. Particulars in future advertisement. Admission: Reserved Peats, 45.; Back Seats anc Promenade, 2s. Doors open at half-past Seven, commence at Eigk o'clock. j j For further particulars—Sec Small Bills. | NEWTON LITERARY INSTITUTION. | iJAli.lXliAir.n'E-IIOAD. THIS DAY, 3 IST Octobsk, 1864, "5"\ > J\l. GMiORNE, Esq,, will deliver a Lectin W oil the " Past,' Present, and the Future," Unavoidable circumstances prevented the deliver of tliis Lecture on the "2Gth instant. J. Williamson, Escp, in tho Chair. Lecture commence'S at 8 p.m. sharp.—Admission, Is Members free.