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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 6440, 3 December 1881, Page 1

Amusements, meetings, ®c. T HEATKE ROYAL.' Lessee Me R. J. De Lias. Business Manager ... Mr F. a; Marshall. Stage Manager ... Mr Lachlan McGowan, TO-NIGHT, SATURDAY. DEC. 3rd. TO-NIGHT, SATURDAY, DEC. Shd, OPENING NIGHT OF DE LIAS’ DRAMATIC SEASON. First Appearance of the Popular Actor, MR W. H. LEAKE, AIR IV, H. LEAKE, Mr W. H. LEAKE, Supported by De Lias’ Australian Specialty Company, In Bartley Campbell’s powerfully constructed Domestic Play, in 4 Acts, entitled— MY PARTNER ! MY PARTNER! MY PARTNER! Joe Saunders f P .I Mr W. H. Leake Ned Singleton I | Mr Arthur Elliott Major Henry Clay Brit (Candidate for reelection to the Legislature)...Mr J. P. West Mr Matthew Brandon (a Han who has seen better days) Mr J. J. Welsh Josiah Scraggs (a Man who never forgot or forgave) Mr H. Sefton Sam Bowler (a Miner, formerly of the Circus) Mr F, Gerald Mr Wellington Widgery (an Old English Servant) ... ... Mr C. D. Robertson Mr Tim Johnson (Sheriff of the County) Mr R. J. Brooks Wing Lee (Chinese Servant at Hotel) Mr Gerald Dillon Mary Brandon, “ Who had no Mother to guide her” ... Miss Jenny Watt Tanner Grace, her Young Sister Miss Ethel Adelle Posie Pentland, Spinster, Housekeeper at Hotel ... ... Mias Maggie Knight PERIOD : Acts Ist and 2nd, May, 1869. Acts 3rd and 4th, November, 186°LOCALITY : Siskiyou County, Northern California. To conclude with the glorio' -s Burlesque of MACBETH'j Samuel Macbeth (the Nob.' *® Scotchman) ’Mr Lachlan McGowan Lady Sally Macbeth ,* w/rtc Mao Duff (the,Thane oi i'F.j/ ~ Miss Maggie Knight Tn which character she will dance a Highland Fling and Irish Jig. Other characters by the Company. Prices of Admission—Dress’ Circle, 4s; Stalls, 2s 6d ; Pit 1, Tickets and Seats can be secured at Holliday’s. WELLINGTON BAPTIST CHURCH, VIVIAN-SIREET. A LECTURE Will be delivered on TUESDAY, 6iH DECEMBER, 1881, BY MR, T. W. KIRK. Subject—“SHELLS AND THEIR INMATES,’’ With special notice o! the Species most useful to Man. Mr John Knowles will take the chair at Eight o’clock. Admission—-One Shilling. SOIS jpiEILDING SPORTS. £ 1 7 0. The Feilding Annual Sports will be held on MONDAY, DECEMBER 28th, 1881, at which £l7O and Two Cups, piincipally for running, walking, and jumping events, will be given away in prizes. For further parti, nlars, see detailed programme in the local newspapers. Programmes and rules will be supplied upon application to HUGH L. SHERWILL, 7822 Hon. See., Feilding. The great American-Indian CORN DOCTOR TO-NIGHT ! ! TO-NIGHT !! Will deliver his Open Air Lecture, on the cure of Warts, Corns, and. Bunions, on Reclaimed Land. Instantaneous Cure. Dr. H. Winter may be consulted at the Empire Hotel between 9 and 11 (Gentlemen), 11 to 2 (Ladies.) 8000 A MEETING of the Shareholders of the Golden Crown Goldmining Company (Limited) will be held on MONDAY, the flth of December, at 7 o’clock p.m, at the Duke of Hotel, for the purpose of electing Directors, adopting Articles of Association, and other business. W, J. RAYMOND, 8011 Secretary. s OUTH WELLINGTON ELECTION. MR P. COFFEY Invites the Electors to meet him at the Adelaide Road Music Hall, On THURSDAY EVENING, DEC, BIH, 7980 At 8 o’clock. SOUTH ELECTION. ME W. B. EDWARDS Will meet the Electors at the ARCADE, MANNERS-STREET, THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, At 8 o’clock. 8013 SOUTH ELECTION MR W. B. EDWARDS Will address the Electors as follows ■ THIS EVENING, Saturday, the 3rd December, at 8 p.m., at the Arcade, Manners-street, Monday, the sth December, at 8 p.m., at the Building adjoining Glyde-quay. Tuesday, the 6th December, at 8 p.m., at th Music Hall, Adelaide-road. Thursday, the Bth December, at 8 p.m., at the Princess Theatre, Tory-strreet 7934 D E N E ■WILL WM A N ADDRESS THE ELECTORS HOROKIWI, In the Schoolroom, at 8 p.m., WEDNESDAY, 7ih INSTANT. la Bankruptcy IN THE ESTATE OF H. BENNETT HOTELKEEPER. ALL Claims against the above Estate and Proofs of Debt must be sent in to the undersigned on or before Saturday 3rd December, otherwise they will not be recognised ALFRED A. BARNETT, 7032 For Self and Co-Trustee. BANKRUPTCY.—In the matter of he Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876, and amendments thereof ; and of the Bank- - of WILLIAM STEPHEN THuMPof Porirua Ferry, Farmer, a debtor. — ! to notify that application will be made, alf of the above debtor, to the Supreme in Bankruptcy, on Tuesday, the 13th f December instant, at noon, for an Liate order of discharge. Dated at Wei1, this 2nd day of December, 1881.—G. 3HOP, Debtor’s Solicitor, 8009