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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 743, 2 April 1866, Page 1

PEINCI OP WALES THEATEE. Sole Lessee and lanager Mr. Henry Edwahds. EA sTjSU MONDAY. PAKETELL BENEFIT or MISS FANNY YOUNG (Mrs. G. W. Daniels), and ME. G. W. DANIELS, i And their LAST NIG-HT IN AUCKLAND, ffoeetlier with the f MISSES JT3LIA & MARY CORCOAN. I Miss Fanny.Yorsa as Margaret Elmore. Miss Eloise .T u;i Heilmine db Veemont. Mu. E. Melviili as Eugene df, Lokme, His firstj appearance in Auckland. Mb. Hex it y Ifßvj.uina as Matthew Elmore. Mk. G. W. Daniels as Paw, Latokt. Mn. W. H. NewtOx as St. Loe. Every Visitor to the Stalls and Amphitheatre will be I'rcsonted with a LIKENESS OF MISS FANNY YOUNG And MISS JULIA CORCORAN. Photographed by Orombie, Queen-street. THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, APRIL 2nt>, the performance 'will commence with the famous Play, in o acts, entitled LOVE 'Is SACRIFICE. Matthew Ei.moeb - Mr. Henry EmvAßDs. Pattii Laeont ; - - Mr. G. W. Dakiees. Eugene de Lormo ' - - Mr. Melville. St. Loe - - - - Mr. W. H. Newton. Friar Dominic - Mr. Pollock. Morliue - - j- - Mr. T. Kemp. DuVsray - i- - Mr. Batson." Jean Rub-o - \- - Mr. E. Haygartlu Servant - Mr. Rogers. Mai;caret EiJtoitE - Miss Faxny Young. Hehmine (on this occasion) Miss 55. Jxjno. MABION - Miss JULIA COBOOEAN. Jknnv ... - Hiss Maby Cobcokan. Double Hornpipe—Mioses Fakny Yonsa and Julia Cokcoka.v. To conclude with the glorious Farce, entitled SKETCHES IN INDIA. Sir Matthew Scxogg3 - Mr. Haygavth. Ton Tapb - Mr. G. W. Daniels. Lady Scroggs - Miss Julia Corcoran. Poplin - Miss Mary Corcoran. Saixy Scroggs - - Miss Fanng Young. Cartes de Visito may bo seen at Crombio's Queenstreet. Tickets may bo obtained, and Seats secured on the Box Plan, by application at Upton's, Bookseller, between the hours of 11 aid 2. Carriages ordered for half-past 10. No Bonnets or Hats to be worn in the Stalls. Cloak Room Free. Doors open at half-past 7, to co S o'clock precisely. Stalls, ss; Amphitheatre, 35.; Pit, 2e. PRINCE OE WALES THEATRE. MISS FANNY YOUNG, MISS JULIA CORCORAN, MISS MARY CORCORAN, And Mr. G. W. DANIELS'S GOOD-BYE TO AUCKLAND. On EASTER MONDAY, April 2. PRINCE OE "WALES THEATRE. S S F A"N N Y YOUNG MISS JULIA CORCORAN Will present every Visitor to the Stalls and Amphi.theatre with a CARTE-DE-YISITE, On the occasion of MISS FANNY Y O U N G'S BENEFIT, On EASTER MONDAY nest. PRINCE OF "WALES THEATRE. EASTER MONDAY. Last night in Auckland of MISS FANNY YOUNG, MISS JULIA CORCORAN, MISS MARY CORCORAN, AND Mr. G. W. DANIELS. EASTER MONDAY. GREAT BILL. PARNELL PUBLIC HALL. ST MARY'S SUNDAY SCHOOL & DISTRICT VISITING SOCIETY. A SOIREE will ho held in this Hall, in aid of the above objects, TO-MORROW, the 3rd instant. Tea on the Tables at half-paßt 5 o'clock. Addresses will bo delivered by Bishop Pateeson, Dn. Matosell, L.L.D., Archdn. Lxoyd, :Bjv. Bailey, and several others, interspersod with choruses from the Messiah and Elijah, under the direction of J. Biiown, Esq. Tickets to be had of Messrs. Waste & Batgek, Ui'lon & Co., and G. T. Chapman, and Flower's, Shortland Crescent. PRACTICAL PHRENOLOGY. , MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. MR. A. S. HAMILTON, twenty-eight yeaes practical phrenologist, WILL deliver his SECOND LECTURE, on TUESDAY, APRIL 3KD, At eight o'clock. Admission, Is.; reserved seats, 2s. 6d. Illustrations of Skulls, Casts, and Diagrams of •Eminent and Notorious Men, and demonstrations upon the hoads of remarkable men of Auckland. jjj. Hamilton's Consulting Rooms, Shortland House, Shortland Crescent. Verbal delineation of caaractcr, "with, advice for tliG correction, direction, I and profitable application of tho mental powers, 5a ; | written description, 10s. t Families and school# waited upon by command.