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Southland Times, Issue 642, 11 March 1867, Page 3

Amusements • rpHEATRE ROYAL. Proprietor A. H. Puettelkow Stage Manager ... C. F. Searle LAST WEEK OF THE ENGAGEMENT Of the celebrated Comedienne MISS ELOISE JUNO, AND ME CHAELES SEAELE, And the Dramatic Company. MONDAY EVENING, 11th MAECH, Will be presented the sparkling Comedietta entitled THE DUMB BELLE v Vivian Mr C. F. Searle Mauvers „ C. East O'Sniirk „ Morson Eliza Ardent Miss Eloise Jttno Mary „ Seymour After which (by request), A Selection from Shakespear's sublime Tragedy MACBETH. Lady Macbeth Miss Eloise Jimo MacDeth Mr C. F. dearie A DUEL IN THE DAEK. Mr Gregory Greenfinch Mr C. F. Searle Mrs liregory Greentiueh ~\ i ountess de" Kauiouteau > Mis 3 Eloise Jttjso Cinrles Bates ) tfetsy Miss Seymour Waiter ...Mr 0. East Admission: Dress Circle, 4s ; Stalls, 3s j Pit, 2s. Doors open at half-past .7. Performance to commence at 8. Special and Select Performance for the Governor's visit. Public Notices THE GOYEENOE'S EECEPTION BALL. MONDAY, 18th MAECH, 1867. TT now having been ascertained that his Excellency the Governor will be in Invercargill not later than Saturday, the 16th inst., it has been determined that the Reception Ball shall be held at the Railway Station on MONDAY, 18th INST. The following gentlemen have been appointed Stewards for the occasion, viz. : — Jno. H. Baker John Blacklock Wm. Cochran Wm. P. Grigor R. Hamilton D Hankinson James Harvey M. Instone John Kingsland J. A. R. Menzies F. H. Moore . John Mort >n D. M'Donald D. M'Kellar John M'Pherson Thos. Pratt F. W. Wade J. N. Watt. Tickets: Gentleman's, One Guinea; Lady's, Half-a-Guinea. Can be obtained from any of the Stewards, or at the Comrnitte3 Room, Provincial Government Buildings, JABEZ HAM, * Secretary. 9th March, 1867. THE GOVEENOE'S VISIT. A MEETING of the Central Committee will be held at the Committee hooms THIS EVENING, Monday, llth March. Business important. A full meeting is requested. JABEZ HAM, Secretary. 9th March, 1867. NOTICE TO PASSENGEES. SHIP CHILE, J. Steingeb, Comnv.nder, EOE LONDON DIKECT. «^ . rtiHIS ; Vessel has now all but J^^^V .1 compUtod h»\r loading. She sail positively on 20™ Three cabins in the saloon still disengaged. No second cabin passengers need apply, the space being taken up for cargo. DALGETY, EATTEAY & CO., Agents. CHURCH OE ENGLAND BAZAAE. AB \ZAAR, t-» clear off the Debt on St. John's Church, Invercargill, will be held I HIS WEKK, at the Morn (known as Henderson and Honar's) belonging to Mr iielhuny, who hs* k'wAly