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/^UEE^N'S THEATRE. Lessees ... Messks. Steele and Keogh. • OPEN EVERY EVENING With the Most Talented Company in New Zealand. Unprecedented Success of these Talented Artistes MR. AND MRS. GEORGE DARR EL, THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, Grand Farewell Benefit to MRS. GEORGE DARRLL, Shakespeare's Grand Tragedy of KING JOHN, Lady-Dowager Constance Mrs. George Darrell, Sir Robert Faiilconbridge ... ... Mr. George Darrell. King John Mr. J. B. Steele. j To conclude with THE ROUGH DIAMOND. Margery Mrs. George Darrell. SATURDAY, GRAND MONSTER DOUBLE BILL. Box plan may be seen, and seats secured, at Mr. West's Musical Warehouse. Dress Circle, 45. ; Stalls, 2s. j Pit, Is. By the remission of His %-^^^SP^^^^ Honor the Superinteiuleut. k GRAND ART UNION (For the purpose of clearing- off a Debt on the Church i and School, St. Batha,ns), | Will "be held at St. Bathans, on or about Ist September, 1875. List of PitizES : Ist. Picture (selected by Right Rev. Dr. Moran) ... ... £7 10s 2nd. Singer's Sewing Machine ... ... „, £10 3rd. Electro -plated Tea and Coffee Service ... „ . £5 5s 4th. Picture (selected by Right Rev. Dr. Moran) ... ... £5 sth. Picture „ „ ..." ... £2 5s 6th. Picture „ „ ... ... £1 5s 7th. Lady's Handsome Work-box „, ... ... .£1 15s Bth. Field Glass ... ... „. ... „.£4 9th Gold Scarf Pin ... ... ... ... £1 10s TICKETS, FIVE SHILLINGS. With a variety of other Valuable Prizes too numerous to mouik>n. Tko winning numbers will be published in the ' N.Z. Tablet,' ' Otago Witness,' and ' Mt. Ida Chronicle.' T. MULVEY, Hon. Sec.

SALE OF CONFISCATED LANDS, PATEA. A SALE by public auction of suburban sections, Town of Carlyle, and of rural allotments in the Okotulcu District, Province of Wellington and Taranaki, will take place at the Courthouse, Patea, on Thursday, the 16th of September next, at 12 o'clock noon. Attention is specially called to the suburban sections on the east banlc of tho Patea river, which vary from 5 to 72 acres in arqa, and are conveniently situated on the main line of road, and near the Patea bridge. ' From the excellence of the soil and their favorable position for commercial purposes, they afford combined advantages cf an exceptional Character for settlement and the investment of capital. The rural allotments in the Okotuku District comprise sections of open land near the sea coast, between the Whenuakura river and the Hawke's Bay military settlement, and also a number of bush sections, lightly timbered and interspersed with patches of open land iv the interior of the district between the Whenuakura river and the Momahalci stream. These vary considerably in value, and are priced accordingly. Tho areas and upset prices have been published in the New Zeaand ' Gazette,' of tho 28th of July, and lithographed plans are boing repared, and will be distributed to intending purchasers on applica' on. Plans may be inspected ab tho Office of the Secretary for Crowr Lands, Wellington, and at the Survey Office, Patoa. Regulations for tho sale of tho land mny bo seen in the Nov Zealand 'Gazette,' of tho Ist of Juno, 1871, and all required informa tion obtained at this office. C. A. WRAY, Officer in charge of Confiscated Lands, West Coast. Confiscated Lands Office, Patea, july 28, 1875.