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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 10, Issue 631, 28 July 1866, Page 3

■ wTnT _ E D , 4 : , SHEPHERD who understands _£\_r his work. Also, for sale 10 tons of Potatoes. Apply to -'A/; JOHN GOTTY, 1 .. r - Kaikokupu Farm. July 28, 1866.EDUCATION AT ARAMAHO. MY CLASSES for the instruction of . boys and girls at Aramabo, will commence on Monday, 30th July. School will he held in one of Mr. J. Walker’s rooms. Hours from half-past two till half-past five. Course of instruction similar to that in the Lyceum. ALEX. McMINN. F.S. A full attendance is particularly requested the first day. July 28, NO TICE. IMPOUNDED in the Public Pound, Wanganui, from off the lands of Mr. W. Small, a bay mare, star on forehead, black points, illegible brand on near shoulder and near ribs. Also, a light chesuut iilly, no visible brands, owners unknown ; the same will be sold at the Public Pound, Wanganui, on Saturday, the 10th day of August 1860, at 12 o’clock noon, to pay damages and expenses, if not replevied in accordance with the Impounding Act. JOHN PURCELL, Pouudkeeper. Wanganui, July 20, 1806. [j 28 ROYAL PRINCESS THEATRE! In consequence of the crowded state of che Theatre on the fast performance, when , many--'persons having purchased tickets could not obtain admittance, those parties, are-, now informed that thejjf tickets will be received at the text performance 'to take place on Tuesday evening next. The Committee of the Wanganui Garrick Club beg to inform the public that they will perform on TUESDAY” EVENING, JULY 31. The Performance will commence with the much admired play in three acts, entitled THE IRON CHEST!! Sir Edward Mortimer - Mr. J. Pawson Captain Filzbarding. - Mr. J. Stinson Wilford - - - Mr. G. E. Sherwood Adam Winterton - Mr. T. Waters, jun. Gilbert Rawbold - - Mr. 11. Wilson Sam so n.. IRawby 1d - - Mr. J. Boniface Gregory - Mr. J. Williams Orson - - - - Mr. A. Higgie Heh n A - - - - Miss F. Anstead Blanch '" - - - - - Miss 11. Wallace Barbara Rawbold - A. Lady Amateur The Performance to conclude with the . extravaganza entitled THE HAPPY MA N 1 1 Kam'Rusti - - - Mr. J W. Robinson Foki Fvuu Mr. J Stinson Ski Hi - - - - - Mr. J. Bonnit'ace Paddy Murphy - Mr. G. H. Sherwood Run Phaster - - - - Mr. R. Davis Ko Ke.t Miss F. Anstead Sing Smahl - - - A Lady Amateur Doors open at half-past seven, performance to commence at eight o clock precisely.. Admissibn —Dress Circle, 5s ; Parquette, 3s y Gallery, 2s. Tickets can be obtained from Mr. J. W. Robinson, Victoria Avenue ; Rutland Hotel, the principal Storekeepers, and at the Theatre. SMOKING STRICTLY PROHIBITED. Stage Manager—J W. Robinson. Properties and Effects. —H Wilson. July.2B, 1806,