THE EVENIEG STAK, JULY 11, 1870.



THAT RE BOTAL. Sole Lessee Mb. Constable. Stage Manager Mb. Frank Towers. Directress Miss U one henheim. The above Elegant Theatre will be opened for a series of DRAMATIC RE PRESENTATIONS ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 13, by that World renouned artiste "MISS JOEY GOUGHENHEIM, whoso performances have been pronounced by the London Times, and the entire Eng lish Press, to be unrivalled on the British The following eminent members of the dramatic profession have been expressly en gaged to support MISS JOEY. GOTJGPNHEIM. MISS H. SHBPPAEDB, Her last engagement prior to her departure for Melbourne. MISS E. MELVILLE, From the Theatres Royal, Melbourne, Syd ney, Adelaide, and last of the Theatre Royal, Thames. Her first appearance in Auckland. M, E. EOGESS, Tho accomplished vocalist and brilliant actress. And an Efficient Corps cle Ballet. MR.JOSEPH EAYSEE, Whose recent performances at AuAland gained such success. MR. H. J. CLIFFORD, The great Favourite. MR. J. P. HYDE S, The Eminent Comedian. MB. PR ANK TOWERS, The Comio Favourite. Messrs. Thorpe, South, and a fine Company. The performance will begin with Sheridan Knowles' splondid Comedy of THE LOVE CHASE. A grand interlude of Sinking and Dancing, and to conclude with the laughable Comedy Ui FOUNDED ON FACT. Prices a* usual.—See futuro programme. NEW CITY HALL. BRILLIANT AND CONTINUED SUCCESS OF THE CAKANDINI OPERATIC AND BALLAD CONCERTS. Under the distinguinfeed patronage of LADY BOWEN. mHIS (MONDAY) EVENING-, I July 11, PRO GRAMME. Overture (Piano)—" Tanoredi" (Rossini)— The Miapjes Kosina and Fannie. Operatic Selection, " Lucia di Latnmermoor" (Donizetti).— Tho Company. Song, "The Sad Sea Waves" (Benedict)— Miss Fannie. Cavatina, " 0 Fair Dove, 0 Fond Dove' — Mi?s Rosina. Buffo Songs, No. 1, " Widow Machree ;" No. 2, " The Irish Sehoolrnaster" —Mr. J. Small. Duet, " The Sailor Sighs"—Miss Fannie and Mr. Shcrwiu. Ballad, " Why do I Weep for Thee"—Madame Car an din i Duet, "Trust Her Not"—The Misses Ror-Jna and Fannie. An interval often minutes. Introduction (Bellini)— The Misses Rosina and Fnnnie. Grand Duet, "Norma" —Madame Carandini and Miss -Rosina. Song, "The Children's Kindorn" (Blumenthul) —Miss Fannie. Trio, " Sweet is the Breath of Morning" (Sala mou) —Madame Carandini, Miss Fannie, and Mr. W- Sherwin. Ballad, " I cannot mind my Wheel, Mother" (Linly)—Miss Ro.*ina Character' Song?, No. 1, " Scrip j" No. 2, " Not for Mo" —Mr. J. Small. Duet. " The Wind and the Harp" (Glover) — The Misses Rosina and Fannie. Bnllad, " Katey's Letter" —Madame Carandini Chorus, "The Merry Gipsies" (Glover) — Company. j[-,8. Madame Curandini and Company wiH appear every evening this week at the City Hal), except Thursday, and on that evening will give their Entertainment "at the North Shore. Doors open at half-past seven, to commence at eight o'clock. Admission : Reserved seats, 4s; second scats, 2s. Children half-price. Tickets may be obtained and seats secured at Cuoksey's Music Warehouse, Queen-street, where gi numbered plan of the Hall can be seen. Ladies' Cloak Room, and every attention. Carriages may be ordered for 10.30 p.m. • MISS ROSINA'S BENEFIT, On Wednesday next. • MISS ROSINA CARANDINI Will give LESSORS in SINGING- during her stay in Auckland. •TVT O T I C E TO FAMILIES.



T. PEACOCK, Optician, Mathematical and Nautical Instrument Maker, (No. 11, Shortland-street). "TVTEW GOODS, just received ex 'Mary J^ Shepherd,': Spectacles in great variety, Upright and Aneroid Barometers, Thermome tors, Hydrometers, Saccharometers, Salino ! meters, Protractors, Scales, Drawing Instru ments, Binocular Marine G-lasses, Telescopes, Microscopes and Stereoscopes with Slides, Pocket Compasses; Pocket Compasses for Miners, with Sights ; Pocket Compasses, with Sundial; Magneto-Electric Machines, Sur veyors' Chains and Tapes ; Ships' Compasses, plain and transparent; Steam Gauges and Whistles, Water Gauges and Glasses, &c. Repairs of all kinds efficiently executed. t£3ps" Opposite the Post Office. TO CLOTHIERS, TAILOHS, AND MANUFACTURERS. FOR SALE Tho BUSINESS and PLrt.NT of the Melbourne and Hew Zealand Clothing Factory, in full Vrorking order, in cluding Shapes and Patterns of every descrip tion of garment in the trade, and several first-class Singer's Sewing Machines, both new, noiseless, and No. 2, which mnj be sold S3parately. —Address or apply on the premises, Aibebt House, Albert-street-, Auckland. N.B.—The Premises, which are vcy exten sive, and suitable for almost any business, will be also to LET. SEWING MACHINES. m -*rr OW ON VIEW AT THE CITY HALL, Some Splendid Samples of "LOCK STITCH" MACHINES Suitable for DOMESTIC and MANUFAC TURING purposes. Inspection invited. GRISTING. MESSRS. THOMAS & BARRACLOUGH are now prepared to receive WHEAT, MAIZE, BARLEY, &c, for GRISTING, either at their Produce Stores, Q.ueen-street, a few doors above Wellesley-street East, or at the Star Mills, Oakley's Creek, Great North Road/the only Grist Mill in Auckland- On Sale at the Store, Flour, retail only Sharps Bran Maize, whole or crushed Maize Meal, always fresh Barley, crushed for pig feed Sec, &c, sco., N.B. —Highest cash price given for provin cial-grown Wheat. Star Mills, Great North Road, and at Wellsley-street East, a few doors from Queen street. CRAYFISH! CRAYFISH!! JUST ARRIVED, -1 O DOZEN splendid CRAYFISH, from ]_£ ONE SHILLING upwards. THE ONLY SHOP IN TOWN. J. MURRAY, Oyster Saloon, Market Square. V ICTORIA JJREWEST, Upper Quben Street, AUCKLAND, ■ Next the Army and Navy Hotel. MESSES. WILLIAMS & Co. A T> _CkL E AND XORTER BOTTLERS, DO not profess to compete with the Brewers or Bottlers of Low priced ALES AND PORTER. W. <fe Co. make QUALITY and CON DITION their exclusive aim, and beg to call the attention of the Hotel Proprietors and Heads of Families to their J3 OTTLED OTOUT &AL E, EQUAL TO IMPORTED. Price — Bs. per dozen, delivered. Country Orders Carefully Packed, and For warded on the shortest notice. mfiY OUR BOTTLED ALES SIX SHILLINGS PER DOZEN. ,



J. GoSGRAVE & CO. ~>T)EGS to inform the Ladies of Auckland that they have receired a Magnificent Stock of MILLINERY, consisting of Flo wees, Wreaths, Featheks, Hatp, and among other Novelties, the New Parish Bonnet, the "Won der of ■■! i 1 i' "\ i-^ -Ji .A. ADMIRED IT Jj» BOUGHT IT \j CAME FOE IT JJ DELIGHTED IN IT E ENQUIRED FOR IT ]F PAINTED FOB IT Gr got i t XX THOUGHT IT HEAVENLY I EYED IT J JOYED FOR IT K. KISSED FOR I T Xi LONGED FOR IT ]V[ MARR IE D FOR I T IST HAGGLED FOR IT 0 OWNED IT P PINED FOR IT Q LOOKED QUEENLY IN IT E, RAN FOR IT O SIGHED FOR IT T TOOK IT XJ UNMISTAKABLY WANTED IT "V" VIEWED IT "W" WAITED FOR IT X WAS IN XT AC lE. S V YEARNED FOR IT Z WAS ZEALOUS FOR IT All thought that there was nothing like J. Cosgrave and Co's New Paris Bonnet. Note the Apdkkss : J. COSGRAVE & CO., LATE D. G EA H A M & CO. LADIES' FASHIONABLE OUTFITTERS DRAPERS, SILK MERCERS, AND CLOTHIERS. mRY OUR BOTTLED STOUT SIX SHILLINGS PER DOZEN.



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Auction Sales TO-MOEKOW, TUESDAY, JULY 12. UN.-ESKRV&D SALE OF DOLLS, CUTLERY, PLATSD WAEE, DESKS, "WOBKBOXE-, I. It. BALLS, TEATS, GLASSES. B. TON X S Has been instructed by the Importer to sell by aucUon^ll o'clock, To-morrow, with out reserve*,^ . j Fj y EC A S E 8, containing — iTOvy-handled Table and Dessert Knives Ivory-handled Carvers Electro-p'ated Cruets Toddy Kettles Liqueur SfcauJ.s Chamber Candlesticks Concertinas Crying Dolls Clockwork Dolls Meerschaum Pipes Tray Glasses I.R. Balls 2 sets Hebrew Prayer Books, for Holi days 2 sets „ ' „ » Pentateuch "—"'WEDNESDAY, JCLT 27. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. The subscribers have received instructions to sell, at (lie Land Mart, Fort-street, on Wednesday, 27th instant, at 12 o'clock, nnHAT • VALUABLE FREEHOLD X' PROPERTY in Queen-street, with the extensive Business Premises thereon erected, at present in the occupation of J. S. Macfam-ane, Esq. Full particulars in a future issue. SAMUEL COCHIMNK-& SON, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, 27th JULY. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. PROPERTY AT GRAHAM3TOWN AND TARARU, Thamks Golditeldb. mHE Subscribers have been instructed to J_ sell by Public Auction, PEREMPTORILY AND POSITIVELY, A Number of Valuable Freehold and Lease hold Properties, with the Buildings and Im provements thereon. Sale to take place at the Land Mart, Fort street, on WEDNESDAY, 27th instant, at 12 o'clock. Terms and full particulars in a future ad vertisement. S. COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. FRIDAY, JULY 15. BILVEB PLATE, PLATED WAKE, JEWELLERY, WATCHES, OPERA GLASSES, SEXTANT'S, &c, &c., &c. The subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort street, on Friday, 15th instant, at 11 o'clock, SILVER PLATE, JEWELLERY, WATCHES, PLAI ED WARE, OPERA GLASSES, BINOCULARS, SEX TANT, HALF-SEXTANT, QUADRANT, &c, &c, &c. SAMUEL COO LIE AN E & ON, Auctioneers. DR. E. H. MARSHALL, M.D., MEMBER of the Royal College of Sur geons, London, Licenciate of Midwifery nnd the Diseases of Wonwn ami Children, of the Royal College of Surgeons, London. Hobson-RTBBET (near Cook-st,) Attcklai;d. Consultations daily. CHARLES RICHARDS, ACCOUNTANT. CUSTOMS, COMMIS SION and GENERAL SHIPPING AGENT, Fort street, Auckland. Bonded and other Goods entered and cleared. Tradesmen's or any Books entered up and balanced. All kinds of Shipping & Commission Business transacted on moat reasonable terms. t/lqual to any english ale or Jqj stout. Delivered at the Brewery for Cash only.



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