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Southland Times, Issue 643, 13 March 1867, Page 3

Amusements. mHEATRE ROYAL. Proprietor A. H. Puettelkow Stage Manager ... C. F. Searle FAREWELL BENEFIT of MISS ELOISE JUNO, and Hee IiAST appbabakce but three ik New Zealand. FEIDAY EVENING, 15th MAECH, Will be presented a sparkling Petite Drama entitled, THE EOLL OE THE DEUM. Madelon " MissEioiSß Jtoo To be followed by a Grand MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC MELANGE, Kitty Tyrroll (ballad) Mr C. East Sensation Cure (song & dance) „ Charles Searle MARY STUART (a Poem} by Bell, embodying aix f BIOISE JxrKo epochs m the hie of Mary I Queen of Scots ) Ballad Lady Amateur "The Bridge of Sighs"; (by Thomas Hood) ...... .w...... Mr C. F. Searle " Mary of Argyle " „ C. East "The Gentle Shepherd" (by Allan Ramsay) Miss Eioise Juno Song Lady Amateur Concluding with the favorite Farce THE WIDOWS VICTIM. Jane Chatterley Miss Eioise Jroro Jeremiah Clip (with imitations of popular Actors MrC. F. Searle The musical arrangemente will be under the direction of Mr Lloyd, who has kindly given his services. Admission : Dress Circle, 43 ; Stalls, 3s ; Pit, 2s. Doors open at half-past 7. Performance to commence at 8. Special and Select Performance for the Govebnoe's visit.

Wanted WANTED, a BOY about sixteen years of age. Apply, BLACK EAGLE BREWERY DEPOT, Esk street. mENDERS will be received for the Supply and _L Erection of 10 miles of Wire and Top Rail Fencing at Heddon Bush. 5 M'PHERSON & CO. WANTED immediately, 150 Fowls, ia condition for killing. Highest price given. W. B. Kingswell, Dee-Btreets. WANTED, 400 or 500 Head of Cattle on terms. Apply to Messrs Hodge Bros., liglinton. WANTED immediately for a Station, a first rate MAN COOK, or Married Couple. Highest wages offered. Calder, Blacklock and Co.

Public Notices THE GOVEENOE'S EECEPTION BALL. MONDAY, 18th MAECH, 1867. TT now having been ascertained that his Excel- -^ lency 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 Morton 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 Committee Room, Provincial Government Buildings, JABEZ HAM, Secretary. 9th March, 1867. ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. _____ A MEETING of all favorable to the Formation __. of an Acclimatisation Society will be held in the Council Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING, the 14th INST., at half-past 7 o'clock. JABEZ HAM, Honorary Secretary, pro. tern. PHILHAEMONIC SOCIETY. I T has been decided to give a Concert on SaturJL day evening in honor of the Governor's Visit. Members will meet for rehearsal this evening at half-past 7 o'clock at the Mechanic's Institute J. KINGSLAND. T>OAED AND EESIDENCE FOR TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN. MISS MADDENS, KELVIN HOTTSB. Private apartments if required. Pluiige and Shower Baths. PUBLIC WEIGH BEIDGKE. rpHE Undermentioned intimates to Settlers and ■*- others that _c has in addition to his large and well aeleoted. stock of Groceries, Wines, Spirits, &c, Ac, ERECTED at GREAT COST a WEIGH BRIDGE, and is now prepared to Weigh at reasonable rates, all kinds of Farm Produce, &a, t &o. , ' , . (GUARANTEED CORRECT.) J3-BOROE R88135, .. \, orQgfegjSjid_______c_____i