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New Zealand Herald, Volume VII, Issue 1840, 7 December 1869, Page 1

PELNCE OF WALES THEATRE. • Solo Lessee Mr. J. L. Hah,. i GRAND LEGITIMATE DRAMATIC SEASON. Second appearance of the accomplished Actor, MR. WALTER MONTGO 3il T. ' mO-Sieil (TUESDAY), X DECEMBER T.Will be presented THE LADY OP LYONS, on, LOVE AND PRIDE. [OOMERT. { Clai-de Melxotte ... Mr. Walter MoxtBoauscaut Mr. J. H. Clifford Glavis Mr: J. L. Hall j Colonel Dumas ... Mr. J. Musgiiive i Mons. Desehappelle ... Mr. W. Thompson I Gaspar Mi- J. Thorpe Landlord ... ... Mr. J. Morris Ist Officer Mr. R. Glover 2nd Officer Mr. D. Clinton Notary Mr. J. Hesford Pauline Mr.-T. nesford Mdnoe. Deschapplle ... Mrs W. Ryan Marion Miss Taylor Widow Melnotte ... Miss Shepparde: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8. By Command of His Excellency SIR, GEORGE BOWEN, K.G.C.M.G., i Governor of New Zealand. M A C B E T -H. M.vcnr.Tii ... Mn. Walter Moxtoomery. Box-OfTme at Messrs. Unos's, where Circle Seats may be secured for any night during tile week. Pit, Is ; Stalls, 2s. Gd.. Children in arms, 1 cuiuea. Smokers, 5 guiueas. 'If you hear a child cry i' the night" - Shakespeare.. " Charge the mother o«c pound one." — J. L. Hall GOD SAVE THE Q.UEEN AND GOVERNOR, ONEHUKGA INSTITUTE. FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY. rpHIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, AND X TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY), BACHELDER'S GRAND HISTORIC MIRROR OF THE AMERICAN WAR. For particulars see day bill. MOUNT ALBERT WESLEYAN CHURCH. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES. 4 TEA MEETING will be held in the -\ above place of worship TniS (TUES- ! DAY") EVENING, 7th December, inst. Tea on the table at G. 30 p.m. After which, several ministers and friends I will address the meeting. ! Tickets, 2s. each ; ditto, children under 12 years, Is. each ; may be obtained of the Trustees at Mount Albert, or at the Heuaxd i oflice. HIGH-STREET WESLEYAN CHURCH. 'NilE ANNUAL TEA MEETING will be i held in the Schoolroom, TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, December Bth, at half-past 6 o'clock. Addresses by Ministers attending the District Meeting and others. Tickets may be had of Messrs. Wilson, WelsmiiUj Buddie, Caley, and French. WESLEYAN CHURCH, SHORTLAND. A TEA MEETING, in aid of the Improvement Fund, will be held in the Volunteer Hall, on THURSDAY, December 9, 1569. Tea at G o'clock ; after which some of the Ministers from the District Meeting and other friends will address the meeting. t Tickets, 2s 6d each, may be obtained from I Messrs. Hobbs, Edson, Caley, Welsman. j The proprietors of the ' Royal Alfred' and ' Duke of Edinburgh' have kindly consented to allow holders of tickets to make the return j trip for single fare. ORPHAN HOME, PARNELL. A SALE of PLAIN and FANCY WORK will be held in the Music Ham, Sy-lnonda-street, on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, 2f)th and 30th December, for the purpose of raising funds to defray the cost of erecting a School Room at the Home, and to fence and drain the land connected with the institution. The second day of sale will close with a PROMENADE CONCERT to be given by the Members of the Choral Society. Donations in Work or Money will be received by the following ladies : — Mrs. Hcopor Miss Lusk Mrs. Munroc Lady Martin Mrs. K. Walker Mrs. Hay wood Mrs. Fenton Mrs. Lyell Mrs. Lloyd Mrs. Dudley Mrs. J. S. Macfarlane Mrs, Roberton Mrs. Kissling THE MUS EU M i I AS been REMOVED to the Or.i> Post. ' Office Buit/dings, where it will be OPEN to the Public on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS from 11 a.m. to 1-p.m. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. •-IPUE Gouc-wil HALF-YEARLY MEETX ING of the Shareholders will be held at the Offices of the Company, on WEDNKSI 'AY, the 15th instant, at 2 p.m., to receive the Half-yearly Report, and elect two Directors in room of those retiring. By order of the Board. ■GEOttGE 1 , . PIERCE, JJiuiagov. I Drceinucr 1, 1860.