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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4234, 15 October 1874, Page 1

AmruementsI ' H E A T R E ROYAL. ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY. THURSDAY, 15th OCTOBER. Under the Patronage of Mrs. Justice Johnston Mrs. Voo-el Mrs. Richardson Mrs. Pearce Mrs. AY. W. Johnston Mrs. Alex. Johnston. Mrs. Krull. For the BENEFIT of the SICK AN» ACCIDENT FUND of the Central Volunteer Fire Brigade, on which occasion will be produced Flotow’s beautiful Opera, MARTHA! L adt Harriet ... ... Miss Alice Mat. Cast of Characters. Sir Tristan ... ... Mr, H. Vernon Lionel ... ... ... Mr. Henry Hallam Plunket ... ... Mr. C. H. Templeton Sheriff ... ... ... Mr. Levison. Characters in the Fair. The Fat Boy Sir. A. L. Ingles The Thin Boy .. ... Mr. Wilkinson Ilie French Clown ... Mr. Briggs The Bear ... ... Master Fernandez The Nigger Mr. Crisp Other characters by the Company. Nancy ... ... ... Miss E. A. Lambert Lady Harriet Miss Alice Mat With the celebrated RICHMOND FAIR SCENE, As in the good old days of Queen Anne. Incidental to the opera, Miss Alice May will sing “The Last Rose of Summer,” and will also introduce" in the second act the celebrated Scotch ballad, “Robin Adair.” Previous to the opera Miss Alice May will read a Prologue, and present the Brigade with a Banner, as a souvenir of her visit to Wellington. Dress Circle and Stalls (reserved) ... 4s. Stalls 3s, Pit 2s. Doors open at 7.30, opera to commence at 8 o’clock. Carriages may be ordered for 10.45. _ ON FRIDAY EVENING, Last night but one of the Company, for the BENEFIT op MR. HENRY HALLAM, On which occasion "will be produced, by general request, Bulge’s successful opera, THE ROSE OF CASTILE. All accounts against above Company must be sent in not later than Friday to M. L. RAPHAEL, Agent. P E CI A L NOTICE. Dress-circle and Reserved Dress Stalls can be secured at' Berger’s Music Repository, for the BENEFIT of the FIRE BRIGADE, this day, from 9 a.m. Meetings, &c. CRICKET CLUB. The ANNUAL MEETING of'the above Club will be held on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, at the Empire Hotel, at 8 p.m. Business— Election of Officers for the ensuing season, &c. Intending members are invited to attend. REGINALD W. H. VINCENT, Hon. Sec. W.O.C. INAUGURATION FETE. Under the Presidency of HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15. Athletic Sports, 11 a.m. Luncheon at half-past two p.m.Tickets for the Luncheon, 10s. each, to be had of the principal booksellers, the Governors of the College, or members of the Committee. By order, . CHARLES C. GRAHAM, Secretary. In Bankruptcy -i-TW, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, WELLINGTON DISTRICT. In the Matter of the Bankruptcy Act, 1867, part XVIII., and of a Deed of Arrangement for benefit of Creditors, made between SAMUEL JOHN TOCKER, of the Hutt, Storekeeper, of the first part, GEORGE THOMAS and EBENEZER HENRY HUNT, of the City of Wellington; merchants (Trustees), of the second part, and the Creditors of the said SAMUEL JOHN TOCKER of the third part. TATOTICE is hereby .given that it is the iuvLa . teution of the Trustees to apply to this Honorable Court, on AVednesday, the twentyfirst day of October now instant, for a declaration of the complete execution of the above mentioned. Deed of Arrangement. Dated this fourteenth day of October, 1874. BRANDON & QUICK, Solicitors for the Trustees. Watches and Jewellery [Circular.j R. AY. AY. KINVA GU E, AVATCH MANUFACTURER AND JEAVELLER, Begs respectfully to intimate to his numerous patrons and friends that in consequence of the growing increase of his business ho has found it necessary to remove from Willis Street to NEAV and COMMODIOUS PREMISES On Lambton Quay (next door to Mr. Berger’s Music Warehouse), where he null open ON MONDAY, the 26th INSTANT, AVith a new and superior stock of goods in all departments of Ills business. GOLD AND SILVER AYATCHES OF THE BEST CLASS. JEWELLERY, & o. ~ Ships’ Chronometers, Pocket CheokoMETERS, &c., Accurately Rated and Adjusted. ENGLISH AND FOREIGN REPEATING WATCHES CAREFULLY BATED and REPAIRED. MB. KIN VAGUE- invites an early visit from those who have been in the custom of doing business with him in Willis Street. AVellington, October 9,1874.