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Wellington Independent, Volume XVIII, Issue 1910, 22 August 1863, Page 2

p ALIFOENIAN CIRCUS. HERR S. GREENBERG & CO., Proprietors. AND MR W. H. FOLEY, Manager. In consequence of the weather the first performwill take place THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, AUGUST 22nd This unrivalled troupe of Equestrians, Gymnasts, Acrobats, and Pantomimists have arrived, with a splendid Stud of highly trained horses and ponies, and will give their first entertainment THIS EVENING. The Pavilion has been erected by the permission of his Honor the Superintendent on the Reclaimed Land, in front of the Crown and Anchor Hotel. Notice to the public — The Circus will be opened ON MONDAY EVENING ! AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK, (Weather permitting) With a Varihtt and Change of Performance. Prices of Admission : Boxes ss, Pit 3s. Children half-price. Doors open at half-past six, to coniraenco at half-past seven. For particulars see programme. N.B.— A Grand Mid-Day Performance every Saturday Afternoon, at 2 o'clock. August 22, 1863. LYCEUM THEATRE. MONDAY, AUGUST 31st, 1863. Under the distinguished patronage of the COMMANDANT AND OFFICERS OF THE WELLINGTON COLONIAL DEFENCE FORCE. THE MEMBERS of the W.C.P.F. AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLUB beg to inform the inhabitants of Wellington and vicinity that they will have the honor of appearing in the above Theatre on Monday, August 31st, 1863, in COMEDY, SINGING, DANCING, AND BURLESQUE. The performance will commence with tbe Olympio Comedy, entitled HASTY CONCLUSION. INTERLUDE. Sailor's Hornpipe by Trooper W. Carey Singing by members of tbe Club. Dunciug in character by the Champion Dancer, Trooper G. Spiers. The whole to conclude with the BURLESQUE OF THE LADY OF LYONS! The Committee of the W.C.D. Force Amateur Dramatic Company beg to inform the inhabitants of Wellington, that the Theatre has been remodelled and neatly decorated. The Boxes have been greatly enlarged — capable of holding 150 persons. The Committee hope that by using their utmost endeavors, for their comfort, to ensure a fair attendance of the Ladies of Wellington, Prices of Admission— Boxes 4s, Stalls 3s, Pit 2s. Tickets may be obtained from Sergt. Morton, Thorndon Barracks, Mr L. Levy, bootmaker, Mr Poulson, clothier, and Mr Clelaud, grocer Doors open at 7,30, performance to commence at 8 o'clock sharp. H. ROSS, Stage Manager. ■ ~" ' ' ~~~ " i EX PRINCE ALFRED, FROM SYDNEY. 24 3 8 h s? rrr } "p««°'°°»eou EX ELLON CASTLE, FROM LONDON. 6 $ boxes cavendish tobacco 5 £ tierces negrohead „ EX MARIA, FROM LONDON. 5 | tierces negrohead tobacco 8 i ii H »i Superior Congou tea, Jamaica ginger, rice and oatmeal, in 1 cwt barrels, salmon, sardines, snlad oil, saltpetre, arsenic, Fry's chocolate, muscatel and pudding raisins, figs, currants, Barcelona nuts, almonds, Bell & Black's wax vestas, raw and boiled linseed oil, rectified spirits of tar, turpentine, colza oil, corn sanks, white blankets 10 and 11x4, superior case sherry and brandy, geneva, key brand ; Saucel whisky, Booth's cordial gin LEVIN & CO. July 1, 1863. EX QUEEN OF THE AVON. O Kf\ CASES Kirkliston whisky £ OVJ '25 qr-casks do 34 tons Shott's No 1 pig iron 15 casks Marzetti & Co's pale ale, quarts and pints 50" •' stout, quarts and pints 50 " fine crystal sugar 1 bale twilled regatta and blue serge shirts 1 " 36 in grey calico 34 •' wool packs 2 cases mole trousers 2 cases silks 1 " patent cow milkers EX WILLIAM CAREY, TO ARRIVE. 105 casks Dublin stout, quarts and pints 30 tons fine and coarse salt Invoice of London made furniture, and at reduced prices to close consignmeuts. 42 cases galvanised corrugated iron, 24, 26, and 28 guage 11 iron water tauks^OO gallons each. LEVIN & CO. August l'4th, 1863; FOR SALE © R TO LET, With or without a right of purehaae. 900 Acre Farm at Rangitikei, with house of four rooms, kitchen and servant's room. About 100 acres ploughed and laid down ia grass. Terms very moderate. Apply to C. W. SCHULTZE. Dec. 29, 1862. BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. AT a Special General Meeting of the Proprietors of this Bank held this day, at the Bankinghouse, in Queen-street, Auckland, it was unanimously resolved " That the Directors be empowered to coll up the remainder of the capital of the Com- 1 pany by calls of One Pound per Jshare, payable at intervals of not less than six months. 1 ' In accordance therewith, the Directors hereby give notice that the Sixth Call of One Pound per share will be payable at the places mentioned below, on THURSDAY, the Twenty-first day of January, 1864: — Auckland At the Bank of New Zealand. Taranaki Do. Napier Do. Wellington .... Do. Wanganui Do. Nelson ........ Do. Picton Do. Blenheim Do. Christchurch .... Do. Lyttelton Do. Dunedin Do. lavercargill .... Do. Riverton Do. Sydney ....... .At the Oriental Bank Corporation's Office. L0nd0n. . ..... .At the Bank of New Zealand, 53, Old Broad-strret. A.KENNEDY, Bank of New Zealand, Auckland, 3Qth. July, 1883.