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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 552, 19 August 1865, Page 1

PRINCE OF WALES THEATKE. GL W. DANIELS AND H. EDWARDS, Peopbietobs. SATURDAY NIGHT, First night in Auckland of the astonishing Act on the flying- trapeze, And entire change of the wonderful performance of the LEOPOLDS' MONSTEE TEOTJPE! The celebrated Flying Trapeziens, the WIELAND BROTHERS! The Premiere fascinating Danseuse, FRAULEIN FANNIE, The far-famed and Premier Pantomime Artistes, the LEOPOLD BROTHEES, And the PRINCE OF "WAXES DRAMATIC COMPANY. This (satrrday) evening, & monday, August 19th and 21st, the performance will comnienco with the great sensation Drama, entitled GIEALDA; On, THE MILLER'S MAID. After which the BROTHERS WIELAND will appear in the astonishing Act on the FLYING TEAPEZE. N.B.—The audience are requested to preserve the utmost silence during this wonderful and perilous feat. To conclude with the great Eastern Ballet, by the LEOPOLD BROTHER 3, entitled A M A E 0 S 0 . INCIDENTAL DANCES. NOTICE OF POSTPONEMENT.—The DAY PERFORMANCE wil take place on WEDN ESD AY' next, instead of Saturday as previously advertised NOTICE.—NO HALF-PRICE, during the engagement of the LEOPOLD TROUPE. I Seats secured in the Stalls only at tlio Theatre, between the hours of 10 and 2. Prices op Admission' : Stalls, 55.; Amphitheatre, 35.; Pit, 2s. Children under seven years, half price. No Bonnets allowed in the Stalls. Spacious Cloak-room for Ladies; Fhee. Doors open at half-past seven ; commence at eight o'clock sharp. SHAKESPEARE TAVE RN, WYNDIIAM STREET. H. CLARKE, ~|I)E&S to inform the public of Auckland, that ho has completed his NEW BOWLING- SALOON, which he will open on SATURDAY, the 19th inst.August 1 th, 1865. WESLEYAN CHIJE CH , FLAG3TAFF, NORTH SHORE. THE SERVICES connected with tho OPENING of the abovo Church will be ci mtinued on SUNDAY next, the 20ih instant, by the Rev. J. Wahiies, in the Morning at 11, and. in th.' Afternoon at 3 o'clock. Collections will be made in aid of the Buildi. ng Fund. NOTICE. COROMANPEL GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). THE 12th, 13th, and 14th CALLS of t'Sie Cornmandel Gold Mining Company (Lii nited), of One Pound per Share, is made payable to the Treasurer, on the Ist day of September, October, and November, respeetivply. By Order of the Directors, ROBERT SCHULirZ, Secretary. 10th August, 1865. NOTICE. MURPHY'S REEF GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). THE Sixth CALL of the above Company of Five Pound per Share, payable on the Ist September Next, at their Office, Cochrnne's Buildings, Fortstreet, is now made for the purpose o i liquidating the old debts of the Company, pveparatory to the purchase of machinery. The punctual attention of tho Shareholders is solicited. By Order of the Dire ctors, ROBERT fjCHULTZ, Secretary. Auckland. 10th August, 1860. FOR SAL? i£. mJIE LEASE (nearfy- four years to run) of the STORE now occupied bv the undersigned, opposite tho site of tho new Custom-house. —Apply between ten and twelve, to B. E. EMANUEL, Fort-street. ON SAJIjE, CLOTH BOOTS, 4s. Gd. OUU SOO pairs Kid Boots, 10s. J. ROUT. High-str'jet. O N E H XT N G A. Q EVERAL Two-roomed COTTAGES TO LET, at. i-J Gs. per week.—Apply to Mr. WILLWAY, I'rinces-street. TO BOOT AND SH 'HMAKERS. npo Tj^T.—A SHOP and Dwelling House, with JL the good wi'l of at' hriving business, now being carried on in the same. R nt low, and can ) 30 takc-n out in goods, if preferred. Apply to WM. Hutchinson, Stationer and Printer, Pitt-street, (co rncr of Grey-street.)