Page 6 Advertisements Column 2

Otago Daily Times, Issue 302, 8 December 1862, Page 6

jfofcw^JoJ *tcj J feminities, "Uait^ •' :' fp-:-- ACKET S^: '—^ "•r is>ij j i^psft -of-^Cdt)^ *<» 'toVfcae- / S'; & illi UaifcediKiag^pni; J&** SoufchaqoLpfcoa '?, I '•'• ■<■ j.; :No,t exseelfcnsc 4 : bz1.,:;»....^.;.-.,. -~..."' ;;;.;' ... ,4d "Esiceediag'i'oz.i indtnotexceeding 8*02: .V 8d ■■'■■- '-i j-i," ■■•■- Bozl,T -';:j, V r:';.;;.3i'.aflrloz;;;ls. 4d And so .on, increasing, eight pence,for every addi ianal Half-poaod, or fraction of Ualf-a-poancL i ; 2. To tUefdlldwiag British^Colonies— } Asceusipa;; » , : loniaa Islauda Bsriauda . v Natal , * British West' Indies ' Nsvv B runswick ■rOautida-v•'■..•■■=• • ;i : ... NeVfoandland Caps of G-ood.Hope* > : Iv'.ova Scotia •Falklaud Islands Prince Edward Island 'Gambia ;i ' \ Sfe. Helena : r.Goldi.Goast - Sierra Leone Heligoland; . Vancouver's Island 1 Not ekceedina; 4 ozi J ■ ..» ... ... 7c ; Exceeding' 4 oz.> and not^exceeding B,oz. ... Is. 2( , . ..■<• Boz.'. .;-•..,... „ , 16 oz. ... 2s 4d and 'so on, increasing One shilling and two pence fo: every: half-DOttndi or fraction of.haif-a-poundi ; V,lr. ,- , PRBPAyatBNI BJT STAMPS... , . ...' ■ . AUj letters,''packets,; "and nevvspapers posted, ii 1 -New1 Zealand, must be prepaid'by atfixirig postagi afeela the colony of sufficient value. : ' :)'.."', :''.:..."'.. iODSB LETTERS. - All letters ■ received froiri-beyond seas,at' any Pos ; Office in this Oolbny, which have not been regular! M posted^at.^he j)lace of despatch (loose letters) 'Tart chargeable'"''witVfdll pbstiagey according to th , r I rates.established;by the-foregoing tables, unless' the; ( I are letters, which it,is- not coiapulsory by law tx> seni L post, in which'case they are chargeable with th t j inland rate of postage only. ' :,: . M ",., „:■ .: INSUii'FICnjST PAYMENT. ; J.V tetters and packets liable to ,more than one rate c i (postage, aud; addressed^to places- within the Oolonj i Tor to the United Kingdouij it bearing at least a sing! i rate, will be forwarded-and charged with the postag . J deficient, and-another single rate as a fine. Lettei s and packets :,sb addressed j and" bearing less than 9 single rate^of postage,.? and ..all 'letters aud packet m otherwise addressed, not bearing: the J full postag r | chargeable, will be detaiced and * returned to: th i I sender in ail cases where practicable. ,' Newspaper; i if posted without prepayment, of the full amount ( c r postage chargeable, can neither be forwarded to thei .; destination, nor-returned to the sender.; but will t ij I delivered or forwarded to. the person addressed, o application, within six ' months, at the office whet c same were posted, and payment of the deficien ~ postage in.stamps. r - £ .. ''.'."„ "\'\ BKaiSTRA'TIOK. .. n ' Any person can have ai' letter registered by affixin t t I on it by.meansof the proper labels the amount of tt a f cgistration fee, in addition to the proper postage, au ft presenting it at a HPost Office 'during office hour \\ "and •at least one hour before the closing of the mail t n which it is desired to be transmitted.. Every pr< y caution will ba'adopted ti> ensure the safe delivery < t. » re}?istered letter, by entering it on the letter bill jo aad obtaining ai'eceipt tor the same ondelivery. As 11 ( | Post Office, however is hot responsible for the loss r . any letter," whether registered oi* otherwise/'pei'aoi ]j sending bank; notes, or .drafts -are advised to taketl j numbers and particulars, aud to cut the notes ( 3 f drafts ia halves, and to send them by ditferei se post ■ -■■■'• ■ ■•••: '• • -■• ■■.'■•: : ••• • ■. ••■■; f_ . RE-DIRECTION. . a Letters, newspapers, and packets wil' be re-directc ,f from one Post Office to another on the written it r j; structions of the person addressed, but on re-dircctic j S are chargeable with a new and distinct rate of pos ie age, to be paid on deliverj-. . ; OVERLAND CARRIAGE. in . No Postmaster will be required to receive at h book-packet for transmission by an overland mail, . y ft-om;its weight; or nny other cause the packet a] tt . pear, calculated to retard the carrier. ;e" ■ r CROSBIB WARD. Postmaster-Gneral.

is ■ •; - •• '■■ • ' x~ Amusements. /c. . . . Zm;HBAi R E R 0 V A I? ••■-' : TUESDAY, 9th DECEMBER. . :■;-■■■ Benefit of MR WM. DAVIDSON SHIEL3. R O B .11 0 V, so . With all the Original Music. - Under the Patronage of the Directors and Ifembe - , of the Uakdonian Society. ? . rjl HE A T R E ROY A L L" Jl Lessee : Mr. Claranoe Holt. Pit..i ..;.... O.ie (Shilling. Enormous Attraction for ; • TO-NIGHT (MONDAY) Bth DECEMBER. j Another* Powerful Production,"with new and ma ,j' , nifieent: Scenery. j* To coramence at 8 o'clock precisely with the Grat »i !.i)rama. from the' French of Alexander Dumas, /.• -■■: -; ' .... Entitled the ; '. , COUNT 01? MONTE CHRISTO, 1 ■•'■•'■■ Ortlie j: : TERRORS OF THE CHATEAU D.'IF. 8 ' (With splendid New Scenery by,.,Mr Tunnett.) k* Edmund Dante 3 . - - Mr Clarauce Hoi a j The Count de Monte Ghristo • Mr Clarance Hoi Sin bad the Sailor *■■ - Mr Clnranee Hoi \'. The Abhe Basona .. . - - Mr Claiuhce Holi r j Luigi Vatnua, the Bandit - Mr Clarance Holi ;' Mercedes (in love with Edmund . j' . Dauteß) -•, - ... - Mrs Clarance He fl; 'To conclude with the Laughable Farce, entitled 5 .-, . . THAT. BLESSWI) BABY. - g Mr Frank Fiunick(a bachelor) - Mr JM. Wolfe 1 Mary J ahe ' -' ; -'- r -• . Miss Ada Hart ,' On. Tuesday, RO B RO V, an 1? other entertainment s for the Benefit of Mr W. D., a i On Friday Evening next, a Host of Attractii Novelties; for the' Benefit of Mf'J: M. Wolfe. " ip-OVAL ' j^rinCESS THEATRI i : ; TO-NiaHT (MONDAY), Bth DEC, s. <■ .Benefit of , 9. ' MISS, EMMA .TffiVILLS i- On which occasioQ - ' - MADAME MARIE DURET Will appear in the great Orama of "a -LUPRETIA BORGIA, d Lucretia • - - s - Madame Marie Dure Alphonsa D'Este ..-.. - Mr George Fawcett I Ve4ui". - -/ ".'-, Mr W. JSherwid ir. After whioh .will be presented Miss Emma Neville* entertainment entitled the r v OLDHO US E AT HOM E !, Mr Crotchet <-■ - - - Mr George Loder i. Mrs Crarchet.. •. - - Miss-EramaNevill* i -Mrs Grainger • - - Miss Kmma Nevil'.i Jenny Buttercup . - Miss Etnina Neviili Diana Grsiinger i r«- ■- Miss Emma.N«viilt a The Rev Cyprian Canticle - Mr George Loder , Diana's Description of■ a Fox Hunt!! y, Tunimaa - - - Miss Emma NevilU i' . Lavmik Lavender- - =■''-. Miss Emma Neville s Fraulein Klopsteinchlopfengrozen MissJEmma Nevilk Seh-irit<a Klor de Cabanas - Miss'Kmma Neviila i Toaiiuy Tarrybreeks - ' ■- Emma Neville . The Renowned Miss Dumpley- Miss Emma Neville - ■-. ii':■. \.-\i-'; i.I . u;(sn Wednesday,; Benefit of My IJ;SMA.LL. ■ U.'v-' NEW -' , ' '. BAZAAR AND INDUSTRIAL. EXHIBITION. MR JOHN JON,ES, having kindly placed the old • Club House and Grounds in Maclaiygan-6tre«-t , at the disposal of the Committee,-the Bazar in aid [ of the New Church (Church of England) now being i erected in Duncdin, will bo held on TUESDAY,the 16th INST., And FollowingDa'ys ( Bth excepted), Commencing at 4 o'clock. , > MR'KOHLBK'3 CELEBRATED BAND Will be in Attendance. THE IN DUST HI AL EXHIBITION Will &Uo be beH at the same time and place. ! WM, CABR YOUNG, Oabebalfof the Baz i ir Committee. ALFRED SOCLES, J ■ ' On belm'f of the Industrial Exhibition Committee. ' - ASSOCIATION. - A MEETING will be held on T.USSDAY EVENXX. ING» *n the large toonuover the Colonist office, Stafford-street,' tor tli*- purpose of tdtiftfe steps for tb» formation ot a^JMLusical-A-ssociatioiii The members of the old »Asßpcjaiion,' an^ all int tested in the subject are pirtlc'tt^fcrhr regu,ested to attend. The chwr WiU'Be' talwii afl^ff-p»rt*«Tenvo'cl6cki r, 7 .7; A, CABR.ICK, Tiee-Prcsident._ Bi^^Bjitoay^twet.— Warm, Cold, »* Shbwfic sJpfcZ K ope» *?» fa® *°Bp.«. Sum y is./ - of * 'TL HoC^t (LhprJoWCPlanrand' »pe«fi<«-