Hi Heron, was totally destroyed by KL^kht. Insurances-New Zealand, Wo» ? the house and £100 on the Xie Uoaiedonian Society entertained the 1 and Oountess of Glasgow at a <xm jazione this evening, among those lent being the Premier and Mrs Bal je and the Speaker of the House of iresentauves. The address, after ex jsing pleasure at the appointment of How Scotchman to the high offise of ernor of the colony and continued otion to Her Majesty, wenl on to : "In this remote part of the pira you will find a climate and soil sd to encourage the industry and to note the health and happiness of the >le, scenery varied and attractive, particatty no poverty." In replying, i Glasgow said before leaving for the ny he had been informed by a ious Governor, Sir George Bowen, of nagnificent country he was proceed to, but he was surprised at the tiful surroundings m the neighbour of Wellington. Both the Oountess Hie had found they were comfortably ■mppily placed, and lite had no doubt ■would spend ft happy five years m

OBITUARY.

LADY JFOX.

PBK PBBBB ASSOCIATION,

Auckland, June 23. ' Fox died at three o'clock this a. Sir William has been confined for the last week by a severe )£ influenza. Lady Fox was seiied o'clock yesterday afternoon, and sank into a state of torpor, losing ech. She never rallied, and ex seacefully and apparently pain- She had been very active for her i enjoyed gocd health. She had her carriage to attend the public garten meeting. According to the f the deceased and Sir William the >nfc will be private, and no mourn n.

SECOND EDITION Opening of PARLIAMENT.

lesseutd attention by the Government to their wants and interests, find for this and other reasons it has been thought well to add «o the Executive Council' a member of the Native race, ia the manner provided for by statuce On meeting you last year, regret was expressed by my predecessor &t the continued and discouraging decline m the yield of our goldfields; I have, therefore, the greater pleasure m being able to con gratulate you upon the distinct improve ment shown by the mining returns of the financial year just ended. My Government has recently been in vited to send representatives to the pr - posed Australian Conference to consider the further introduction of colored labor into the northern continental colonies, but the invitation has not yet been ac cepted- Hon Gentlemen ov the Legislative Council : — I deeply regret «that you* already diminished numbers have been still fnrther reduced by the death of three much esteemed members, by the resignation "of a fourth, and by the temporary depart vie from the colony of others of your number. Gentlemen ov the House of Reprb ■ sentatives. ■ • '' The estimates of revenue and ex penditure will be laid before you. The estimates of expenditure have been framed with a strict regard to economy. You will doubtless be gratified to h^ar thitinformation carefully gathered points to the conclusion that the important re form of the direct taxation made by you last; session will be carried into effect without any loss to the revenue what ever. Hon. Gentlemen of the Legislative council! and gentlemen of the House of Representatives. Returns will be laid before you show ing the result of the tariff m all branches of the railways. You will be asked to give your attention to the question of the future management of these large and valuable parts of the national pro perty. The prosecution of Public Works dur ing the past year has been marked by one or two features calling .for special: notice. The encouragement of the association of workmen on the co-operative system has led to results equally satisfactory to the State and the workmen concerned. The .same may be said for the abolition of the system known as " sub-contracting." You will be asked again to consider Bills dealing with the Land Laws, the Acquisition of private lands fur settle ment m small blocks, and for the relief of certain hard pressed tenants of the Crown! The Electoral Bill as introduced last year will be again laid before you, with one very noticeable addition. The Juries Bill will this year contain further reform, and you will be aaked to pass a bill amending the law of bankruptcy, and another providing for the payment of members. There are also ready for your consideration bills dealing with the civil servants and other employees of the State, several measures relating to agri culture, bills for amending the law re lating to insurance companies and policies, for dealing with unclaimed lands and monies, for aiding the acquisition of Native lands, for dealing with the Native Land Court, with the West Coast reserves, with technical education, with the transfer of j land, with testamentary restriction of property, as well as other bills relating to matters of public interest. In the opinion of my advisers the time has now arrived for placing on the Statute book a measure pro viding for the establishment of boards of conciliation and a court of arbitration m industrial disputes. Other measures designed to improve the condition of the wage earners and workmen ot the colony will be laid before you. These matters I commend to your atten tion assuringyou of my earnest wish to aid your labors m the interests of the colony, and praying that your efforts may with God's blessing tend to the happiness and well-being of the people of New Zealand.

[*EX PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

I Wellington, June 23. 'eather promises to be wet for the of Parliament at 3.30 p.m. It ig slightly now (10 a.m.). ignan will second the Address m i the Council. Mr Bariiicoati will Ito move it, and m the event of nint?, Mr Buckley will probably himself.

was formally opened to-day ■p.m. by His Excellency, the Earl Governor of New Zealand. is the H[E GOVERNOR'S SPEECH. ; of the Legislative and gentlembnof the house :— Hea me much pleasure to meet you . assembled so soon after my Hlin New Zealand. I have also to ex- pleasure at the warm and loyal, given me as Her Majesty's re- by the inhabitants of this district. I feel convinced that an earnest of the cordial feeling to our sovereign entertained by people of the colony, a feeling expression m the widespread sympathy manifested some since, on the occasion of the sad ■atimely death of Her Majesty's Hem, the Duke of Clarence. pleasant lor, at this, the com- of my term of office, to be congratulate you upon the con- sustained improvement m the finance and private industries of New Zealand is now m a more prosperous state than at during the last thirteen years- able to state, as my pre- stated eleven months ago, that made during last session for on the Public services has proved Hn sufficient. The remarkable vo- exports,still greatly m excess our imports, proves clearly that possesses both the power and steadily reduce its liabilities, increase of the imports, may be considered as indicat- process of reduction is now far advauced to allow tne the colony a greater margin for It is with pleasure that I attention to the fact that the New Zealand produce for the year show an actual increase, partial failure of the wheat of 1891, and the comparatively of our staple export wool. occasion of your meeting to- year, your attention was invited to the exodus of popu- this to the neighbouring colo- -after continuing for some up to that moment, shown no I am glad, however, to inform you that since the of your House 3 m September statistics of arrivals and de- show a fair excess of the former latter. My Ministers are of that this improved state of affairi He» mm P att at le^Bt» to the effort* by the Bureau of Industries to Herate the circulation of labor through- Hi c colony. The, change is the more Hfying m view of the fact that the Buc Works expenditure of some of the Bralisn Colonies has for yews so Bmously exceeded our own. Bbc disposal and settlement of the Etc lands of the Crown has gone en Ccc during the last twelve months, fee extraordinary stream of applications Eich has been flowing m. from Special httlement Associations affords, m tne Eioion cf my advisers, a further con nS proof of the great and creasing demand for land among bona &c intending settlers on the soil. The ,tur» to be laid before you by the £ands enartment .will, so my advisers fch>nk, Te that the rate of settlement m the iiony is now chiefly limited by but ree conditions-first, the amount of rown Land still available for occupation; »ond, the amount of money m hand )r spending on surveys; and third, the illingness of Parliament, to amend and nprove such parts of the Land laws as orm m the opinion of my Ministers, rather than a help to rapid »d genuine settlement. ■ The purchase of Native lands has been arried on as speedily; as financial con erationa have permitted, and the de icanour of the Native tribes at various mferenpesmth metabers pt the Goyern ienif t'as rbeetf marked by a satisfac ry inclination for fair discussion. Ie arrangement entered into with awhaio by which he accepted a overnmerit pension, marks, I t.ust, removal of the last barrier to the eaceful development of that portion of ie North Island, which has for a whole eneration been more or less isolated by hat has been known as the "King lovemenb.'.' A departmental re-arrangc lent has'broken vp 1 the Native De-; artment, distributing its functions urotifh the Departments of Land and ÜBtice. It has, however, been con dered very necessary not to' leave the [aori race V imagine that this meww any

Holloway's Ointment. — The grea climatic variations which soldiers and sailor experience render them liable to a variety of diseases, the development of which is favored by exposure and hardships—often, ib is to be feared, by their own carelessness as well. Hplloway's remedies afford a safe and easy means of cure for those constitu tional and local maladies which are so fre quently engendered by residence m unhealthy climates and by incautious living. The ointment is a wonder fulhealing application and cleanses the surf ace of foul sores and ulcers, soothes the throbbing and pain m cases of inflammation, and checks the pro gress of skin diseases. The pills purify the blood, cleanses the liver, and remove all hoxiona matter from the syatent*.

THE ASHBTTRTON GtTAKDIAN: THURSDAY, JUNE 33, 18§3.



. u l iness ?,■?ptiee IMPORTANT TO LADIES. 0 aLT, WOOL COLONIAL DRESS TWEEDS, AT SPECIAL PRICES. TO-DAY AND FOLLOWING DAYS UAVING PURCHASED UPWARDS OF.THBEE THOUSAND (3000) YARDS OP ALL WOOL COLONIAL DRESS TWEEDS ON VERY ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS we SAftll OFFER SAME to the Public, TO-DAY and FOLLoWINO DAYS, at SPECIAL PRICES, as below. Lot I.—'All Wool Colonial Dress Tweeds, twenty-eight inches wide, usual prie 30a, special price 18s 6d for dress of twelve yards. Lot 2—All Wool Colonial Dress Tweeds, forty-tour inches wide, m Plain Colours usual price 33s 3d, special pri^e J3O» for .dress of seven yards. Lot 3—-All Wool Colonial Dress Tweeds, forty-four inches wide, m a Great Variety of Choice and Exclusive Designs, usual price 33f 9d,|special price £338£€fd for dress of seven yards. READY-MADE CLOTHING SECTION. 97 Men's All Wool Colonial Tweed Suita, usual price 49s 6d, special price 35«O<leach. ■ ■: . 73 Men's All Wool Colonial Tweed Overcoat?,-without capes, asua' price 36s 6d and 49s 6d, special prices 35h and 35s 6d each. 47 Youth's Long Trouser Suits, usual prices 20s to 29s 6d, special prices. 6s lid and Os lid each. 112 TVrlof Men's ail-wool. Colonial Tweed Trousers^ usual price Hs6d, special price Vs lid per pair. T37JPairs of Men's heavy all wool Colonial Tweed Trousers, usual price 19s 6 special price I&Sm Od per pair. BLANKETBAND FLAJNJNKX.S In all the leading English and Colonial Makes we are now selling at'Specis Prices, which, on comparison, will be found to be from- 20 to 25 per cent under the prices usuallygcharged for similar and qualities. SHOPPING BY POST, By means of he Parcels Post you can do your shopping by letter, and though living m the most distant country difttrict, you can have all tho advantages of purchasing at our Establishment brought to you very door. LETTER ORDER DEFABTMEPJ : , ■ The Letter Order Department is now under careful management, and with - confidence we can guarantee the same prices and attention to orders when sent by letter as when a personal visit is made. The Newest Fashions, the most Reliable Goods and popular^ Cheap Prices, are thus brought withiu the reach of all. PLBASE"NOTE—Qooda sent m execution of Post Orders, if not approved, be returned. ' . . W. STRANGE AND CO.. nHRISTOHXJEOH. Scott's Unrivalled Cooking 1 Ranges. - ■Or GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. €4]ios ysjl beduceo LABGE SHIPMENT OF LAMPS WORTH INSPECTION, IN RKDLEBS VARIETY AT VERY LOW PRICES John Orv and Co., EAST STREET. DUCKS ® 4#U DUCKS IMABKET HOUSE. %V °~ffl MABJCBTIHOUSE tXTITH the approaching Shooting Season m view we h*vo just landad - very. .*•.--• a^d RHBL GUNSf Breechloaaers with rebounding Locks, and Martini-Henry Types and Fittings, also Loadera, Closers and Recappers. Powder, Shot, Caps, VSads, Cartridges and Cartridge Caaea, and all other requisites for the Sport., Call earJy and inspect our Stock, Crockery, Hardware, Holloware, Tinware Brushware, etc. Groceries at Chri&tchurch prices For Cash over the counter. Al Goods delivered m Town and Suburbs. Customers waited up«a for orders if r vested. Satisfaction we mean to give, that is our motto. STIEIFIBIIEIsrS IKRQS« market Home* """



£1000 WAIIED IMPORTANT AKNOUNCFiMET. GREAT DRAPEEY SALE AT WHOLESALE REDUCTIONS GOODS MUST BE SOLD AS CASH IS WANTED. SALE NOW ON AT S. W. Alcorn & Co.'s, EAST STREET. _ . otily SALE NO? ON AT " The Corner." .■ :. . ; , ■ ■■ o \ ;.■■..:■.,; GREI BLANKETS formerly 8s lid for 5? lid "D EI N G TH E WHITE BLANKETS formerly 12s 9d for 10s 6d BALANCE FLANNELETTES... formerly 0s B|d for 0s 6d OP CREAM „ ... formerly os6|dfor 0s 4d MANUFACTURER GLOVES formerly la Od for 0s 6d STOCK, ULSTERS & JACKETS, a line at half price. FEWEST Wool Tarn o'Shanters formerly Is 6d for Os 9d GOODS CORSETS, all sizes ... formerly 4s Sd for 2s lid OF Women's Boots, all sizes formerly 9s 6d for 6s lid Boys' FELT HATS ... formerly 2s 6d for Is 6d LATEST FASHION TWEED TROUSERS formerly 10s 6d for 7s 6d BOUGHT Alot of Men's MACINTOSHES, 40s. your pick for 10s at And many other Special lines. HEAVY DISCOUNT W. H. COLLIER. IMPORT/OTT ITOTICfi. i,iif;ii lii IE Drapery, Clothing, and Boots. COMMENCING THURSDAT^JUNE 23. ANDREW" ORR TTTILL, on the above date, offer THE WHOLE OF HIS STOCK OF HIGH-CLASS DRAPERY, CLOTHING, and BOOTS. ALSO, THE WHOLE BOOT STOCK OF Messrs Edwards, Bennetts, A Co., WAREHOUSEMEN, CHRISTCHURCH, iVho are giving up that Department; of their Business, bought at Large Discount off cost price. A., OBR -will al«o offer A SPECIAL LINE OF \O/t PIECES Black and Colored FRENCH MERINOS at Is 6d and Is lid, worth double the money. ggg* remember sale,—Thursday, June 23 ANDREW ORE/ QOLE AGENT for Lazarus' Patent System of Sight Testing and SPECTACLE THE ESTABLISHMENT FOR PURCHASING WEDDING PRESENTS, BIRTHDAY PRESENTS, PRESENTATION TESTIMONIALS The magnificent stock of E.P. Ware, Marble Clocks^ Gold Brooches, Engagement Rings, And other High-claas Jewellery will be found well worthy of inspection. WATCHMAKING and JEWELLERY REPAIRING m all their branched j S. SALBK, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, and OCULIST'S OPTICIAN. r< rvn±l r*TY* r\n • WE HAVE JUST LANDED ex s.s. " Uceana,' e< VXtJlltlt/UHtJJLI • " Doric," and s.s " Pkeha," direct from the Beet Manufacturers a Splendid Lot of UTew Winter Goods, Comprising all the NEWEST DESIGNS m BEST QUALITY, BEST OF ENGLAND SUITINGS, REAL BANNOCKBURNS, WORSTED COAT INGS CHECKS, STRIPES, AND FANCY CHEVIOT SERGES, STRIPED WORSTED TROUSERINGS, FANCY WINTER VESTINGS, ETC. WE have also just opened a Choice Stock of the Best Colonial Goods including ASHBURTON, ROSLYN, MOSGIEL, KAIAPOI, and WELLINGTON TWEEDS IN NEW PATTERNS. A complete Stock of New Winter Hata, Caps, Shirts, Ties, Rugs, Blankets, Port i manteaux, and Travelling Trunks, Overcoats, Waterproof Coats Umbrellas ; and Leggings. BOYS' and YOUTHS' NEW WINTER SUITS m all s zes. MEN'S AND BOYS' BOOTH and SHOES of EVERY DESCRIPTION Best English Hand-Sewn Goods (imported direct from the makers) and Reliable N.Z. Makes. gag* EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED to give GOOD WEAR. SPARROW FBERRYMAN TAILORS and OUTFITTERS, L EA3T STREET 4SHBURTON,



"IFOOT EOT TO BE ftIVBI AWAY, TWENTY SAMPLE TINS OF Rickman'g FOOT ROT PAINT. TjIAR SUPERIOR TO ARSENIC, BLUESTQNE, or BUTTER OF ANTIMONY. PREPARED ONLY BY C. JH. Brooke, CHEMIST, ASHBURTON. J. T. FORD A CO., "VT^W ZEALAND WOOL STORES, JJN (Late R. Wilkin and Co.), 154, Hereford Steeet, ChristChtjrch. AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS For the Sale of Stock, Wool, Skins, Hides, Grain, or other Produce. LAND and STATIONS valued and sold either by Auction or Private Treaty, Will attend Addington Market weekly. Ashburton and Tinwald every alternate Tuesday. Kirwee and Darfield monthly. CLEARING SALES m Town or Country Will receive prompt attention. MR ROBERT JEFF will attend to the Receiving and Delivery of Stock en trusted to us for Sale at the Ashburton and Tinwald Yards. Postal Address— ROBERT JEFF, Tinwald. J. T. FORD, 5t90 Auctioneer. GRAIN & WOOL STORES, WEST STREET, ASHBURTON. GRAIN MERCHANT, SHIPPING, FINANCIAL & COMMISSION AGENT, &o. CASH PURCHASEK OF VTHEAT, BARLEY, OATS, RYEGRASS SEED, etc. COMMODIOUS STORAGE AT CURRENT RATES. ALWAYS "ON SALE— Oornsacks, Woolpacks, Twine, Super phosphates, Pearl-Guano, General Farm and Station Stores, &c, Cape Barley, Grass, Clover, Turnip and other Seeds of the best quality, AT LOWEST CITRRENT PRICES. AGENT FOR THE New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Ld. Union Fire and Marine Insurance Company. Howard's Digging Ploughs. Cooper's Sheep Dip. Sutherland's Manure, &c. JOHN Gh REBTELL, In conjunction with the MEW ZFALAIVn KOAK * MER CAHIIUE ACtENCY CO., X.d. JOHN R BLAND, Auctioneer. Auctioneers, Wool Brokers, Land and Financial Agents, &c, are prepared to transact Farm and Station Business on the most favorable terras. WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE AGAINST ENSIJING CLIPS. No Commission on Advances, and at the LOWEST CURRENT RATES OF NTEREST. r i J3uiLDING TIMBER at following prices m any quantity :— per 100 superficial ft Red Pine Scantling at Us 6d Weather Boards at 10s White Pine, linflooring (seasoned) 13s 6d White Pine, £m Match-lining, do 10s DOORS & SASHES, CORRUGATED IRON and all necessaries for Building. FURNITURE, CROCKERY', FANCY GOODS, and Qlegg's Perambulators, REDUCED PRICES PER CASH. James Baker, Opposite Bj&rrfeou.'s A,uctios Ropip, 3 18^



MR T. BULLOCK, ~ TOWN SECTIONS FOR SALE. £30.-745, Peter Street East; capital site ; good land. £35,-723, Wills Street. £35.—724, corner adjoining; grand site 'or a house ; first-class land, £12 10a.—70, Moore Street. £30.-857, Grey Street; nice sit« for sottage. £16 105.—1165, Cameron Street West. £37.-413, Moore Street; centrally lituated. £30.-243, Kermode Street; good land. £30.-256, Moore Street. FEED OATS. FEED OATS.— Rightly damaged ; for Bale m lots to suit urchasers. Price, Is 2£d per bushel. /~1 KEEN T> ROS M ALFORD FOREST, Ire prepared to supply Farmers, Con ractors, and others with any quantity of fencing Materials, viz:—Hevt Posts, leart Stakes, Sheep yard Rails, Straining tosts, and also Firewood, Delivery can >c had at a very convenient place, or rdera may be sent from Springburn lailway Station. Postal Address— Bushside. "~ MRD-ITHOMAS. DAVID THOMAS. r WILL HOLD MI USUAL WEEKLY HORSE SALE At the Arcade, ON SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1892. SPECIAL ENTRIES. )n account of Mr W. Hastie, of Dunedin, I O First-class DRAUGHT MARES Jw and GELDINGS. On account Mr Twentyman Hodgson, ty GRAND PLOUGH HORSES, ' four to sis-year-old. And at the same place on account MrE. Corbett, /»■ PIGS, prime sorts. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock. Advertised Stock to be sold at 1. D. THOMAS, |131 Stock Salesman. G. Jesson. (Late J. Quinn), PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER. IIITATCHES cleaned and guaranteed ' * twelve months 4s 6d . Clocks cleaned and guaranteed twelve months 2s 6d. lewellery of every description repaired and made to order. [Customers own gold made up. Sents'silver watches at 30s, Clocks from 4s 6d, Gold brooches from 15s. Silver brooshes from 2s 6d Spectacles to suit all sights at Is per pair. EAST STREET, ASHBURTON. CO ALT COAL! CO Alii MOTJNT SOMERS GOAL. For Sale BY ALL COAL MERCHANTS, WHOLESALE BY HARRIS & KNIGHT. Offick : WESTSTREET. a ALE FOW ON AT THE ART NEEDLEWORK DEPOT SAUNDBRS' BUILDINGS' NOVELTIES m Fancy Work for the present season. New Aprons, Pinafores, Dresses, Ladies and Children's Clothing, Infants ' Layettes. Madame Weigel's Fashion Journals and ■'"■' Patterns always m stock, Orders tsjkeu now for Wintei; Socka and 1 Stockings, home knitted,. LADJESJ AND OHILDBKN'S



j /^Z^OtK F, BLACK, jjtkA.^V EAST STREET, ASBBURTON UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF MR ANDREW BLACK. Bronze Medallist for Watchmaking, London, 1887. Certificated from the City and Guilds of London Institute, Certificated from the British Horological Institute, London. Fire. Award of Merit as a Workman from the People's Palace Exhibition, London, REMOVAL NOTICE —Mr— I CUSTOMERS are requested to note that we have REMOVED from i . ■ ■■••'■..■■. Orr's Buildings to that Shop above Bank of New Zealand, next t« Mr Carson (grocer). : ■' s ' !■ -' O ■ '■. ""^ ■ :, W\ work will now- be done personally by MR BLACK. Stopping and Troublesome Watches THOROUGHLY CURED. Cherteey, June 7,1892. Mr Andrew Black, Ashburton. Dear Sir,—ln reply to your enquiry about the watch lam now wearing, I always like to give " honor to whom honor is due," and lam glad to state that ever since you repaired the watch it has given perfect satisfaction. ? The watch is a Rotherham and a good oiie. I left it with two different watchmakers m Asbburton and one m Ohristchurch before taking it to you, but none of these gentlemen Were able to repair it and make it go satisfactorily.—Youra truly, Nicholas Welsh.



ASHBURTON GOUTS T7 COUNCIL. fTIENDERS are invited for the follow- X ing works: — Contract No. I—Shepherd's Bush and Rangitata—Water races, 1160 chains and ten fords. Contract No. 2—Water races, 1100 chains and eight fords. Contract No. 3-Valetta District—69o chains and four fords. Plans and Specifications on view at Council office, and Tenders, addressed to Chairman, to be sent m not later than 11 o'clock a. m. on FRIDAY, July 1. By Order, WILLIAM BAXTER, 6t135 County Engineer. ASHBURTuN COUNTY COUNCIL. rPENDERS are invited for constructins; I 570 chains water races, six fords and one culvert, Ohertsey and Droraore district. Plans and Specifications on view at Council office, and Tenders, addressed to Chairman, to be sent injby eleven o'clock a.m. on FRIDAY, July 1. By Order, WILLIAM BAXTER, 6+137 County Engineer. ""hampstead town board. WANTED, Tenders for about twelve chains of Road Formation, be tween Wakanui and Jones' Roads. Also, offers for a room for an Office, stating terms. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, * Tenders to be sent to the Chairman" not later than 6 p.m., on MONDAY, June 27. For further particulars apply to GEO. W. ANDREWS, 6 138 Chairman. I |HaaBBHHaHH MHHBM« FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of Me Robert Galloway are respectfully informed that his Funeral will move from the Hospital, TO MORROW, (Friday) the 24th inst., at two o'clock for the Ashburton Cemetery. BAKER BROS., 0+136 Undertakers. Public Notioes, TTJHB SONS OF ST. PATRICK WILL HOLD A GBAND EVENING SOCIAL AT THE ODDFELLOWS' HALL, ON FBIDAY, JUNE 24. Admission : Ladies, Is ; Gentlemen, 2s 6d ;. Double : Ticket, 3s 6d. : \ To QQwawiwe afe 8 p.Hit 6§a2