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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 684, 23 January 1866, Page 1

PRINCE OE WALES THEATRE. UNDER THE IMMEDIATE PATRONAGE OF COL. B. O'BRIEN AND THE OFFICERS OF THE MILITARY TRAIN. THE AMATEURS OP THE Military Train, C. S. Corps, and Baitd 2nd Battalion, 14th Regiment, Will give a DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT In the above Theatre, for the Benefit of the "Soldiers' Daughters' Home," ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24th. TO commence with the Original Domestic Drama, in two acts, entitled JESSIE VERE, OR THE RETURN OF. THE WANDERER. Selection by the Obchestea. To be followod by the Vaudeville, entitled the LOAN OF A LOVER. Selection by the Obchestea. The evening's entertainment to conclude with the Screaming Farce of THE OMNIBUS. TICKETS tobe had at the Officers' Mess, Messrs. Wayte & Batger's, Upton's, Chapman's, Harris's, and Mendelsson's. A Full & Efficient Band wivl he in Attendance. Doors open at 7.30; to commence at 8 p.m. precisely. Prices op Admission :— Stalls, 45.; Amphitheatre, 25.; Pit, Is. PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE. Proprietors Messrs. Daniels and Edwards. GRAND NATAL NIGHT! THE OFFICERS AND MEN OP H.M. SHIP 'ESK' Will give an AMATEUR DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE In aid of the Funds of the ROYAL SEAMEN AND MARINESORPHAN SCHOOL AND FEMALE ORPHAN HOME. TTNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONU AGE OF COMMODORE SIR War. WISEMAN, BART, C.8., LADY WISEMAN, AND THE Captains and Officers of the Australi A.V Fleet « ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 25XH, 1866. Full particulars in future advortisment. PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE. iggf MR. R. H. COX^ (Lato Stage Manager), HAS the honour to announce that his HALF-YEARLY BENEFIT Will take place on MONDAY NEXT, JANUARY 29th, (Regatta Night), Under distinguished patronage. Particulars in future Advertisement. Box Plan on view at Wayte and Batger's; tickets to be obtained there, and at Cox's "Exchange Hotel." AUCKLAND REGATTA, 1866. Members of the regatta committee will ploase take notice that a MEETING of the Committee will take place at the " Waitemata Hotel," on WEDNESDAY EVENING next, at 7.30 p.m., and the Public are respectfully requested to pay their several Subscriptions promised, without delay. _ R. T. EBBORN, Hon. Sec. ANNIVERSARY TEA MEETING. A PUBLIC TEA MEETING in connexion with the HIGH-STREET WESLEYAN SUNDAY SCHOOL will' be hold on WEDNESDAY NEXT, 24TH INSTANT, In the School-room, High-street. Tea on the table at 6 o'clock. After tea a PUBLIC MEETING will take place, when a Report will be read and Addresses delivered. Appropriate pieces will be sung at interrals by the Choir. Tickets 2s. each; may be obtained of Mr. French, Victoria-street; Mr. Shepherd, Shortland-street; Messrs. Caley, Welsman, R. Somerville, Prime, Hobbs, Hedgcock, and Bartlett, Queen-street; and of the Teachers. A LEOTURE, IN AID of the PRIMITIVE METHODIST, BUILDING FUND, will be delivered on THURSDAY NEXT, JANUARY 25th, 1866, at tho School-room, Kdwardes-street, by the REV. S. EDGER, ON THE SUBJECT-— "EXCELSIOR." To commence at 8 o'clock. —Admission, Is. each, Tickets to be had from Mr. T. Goldie, Messrs. Mann & Son's, Queen-street, aod Mr. J. Goldie, at Messrs. Plummer and Fletcher's. TO THE OPERATIVE ENGINEERS, ENGINESMITHS, TURNERS, MILLWRIGHTS, PATTERN MAKERS, Ac. NOTICE. A MEETING of the above trades will be held on FRIDAY, 26th January, 1866, at 8 o'clock in the evening, at the Clanricarde Hotel, to consider matters of importance, All are requested to attend.