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Auckland Chronicle and New Zealand Colonist, Volume 2, Issue 42, 23 May 1844, Page 1

In consequence of (he great time required' in getting up the New Scenery, Dresses, &c., for the Drama entitled ** GILD PRO Y,” Mr. Young feels it liis duty to postpone his Benefit until To-morrow Evening, May 24:h, being the Queen's Birth Bay! 4 MB. Yornsci BENEFIT I ROYAL VICTORIA THEATRE, Shortland Crescent, Grhnd Scottish Drama of “ Gilderoy 1” J- V ON FRIDAY Evening next, the 24th of May, will be performed for the first time at this Theatre, with new Music, Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations, the much admired Soottisb Drama, entitled <3a£32>3s£Q‘Q‘ OR, Andrew Clout’em, Carpenter, See. Mr Buckingham Bailie M’Nab’em, Mr. Harold. Gilderoy, the Bonnie Boy, An Amateur. Stephen Hearthard, .......... MR. YOUNG. Captain Manly, Mr. Weldoo. Old Logan, An Amateur. Colonel Hav0c......... An Amateur. Serjeaut Skewer em, .......... Mr. Green, Johoie Howie, Mr. Jones. Donald, Mr. Brown. Clod, Mr. Bates. Clump, Mr. Bowden. Neil McGrimmnn, ............ Mr. Baker. Fitzwaiter, Mr. Parsons. Charlie, Mrs. Harold. Little Dick, Miss Buckingham Jessie Logan, ................ Mrs. Thompson. Seenery and Incidents: Act Ist. Scene Ist. —Exterior of Logan’s Cottage. 2nd*—View near the Tolboofh. 3rd.—Dungeons of the Prison. Gilderoy'i escape from the dungeons of the Tolbooth Act 2nd.— Scene Ist.—Johnie Howie’s Farm. 2nd.—Mountain Pass. 3rd.—Gilderoy’s Cave. The Outlaw Pardoned.—Grand Chorus. After Which A Comic Song, by an Amateur. Song.—“ The Rover,” in character, Mr. Harold. Highland Fling by an Amateur. Comic Song, “Larry O’Brien,” Mr. Buckingham. To couclude with, [by particular desire] No Song No Supper! N.B.—The Doors will open at half past Seven, and the Curtain rise precisely at Eight o’Clock. Prioes of Admission—Boxes, 2s. 6d. Pit, Is. To land Claimants. H. R. CRETNAY, BEGS leave to inform his friends and the public, that, as now at last the Government have determined to place themselves in a position to satisfy the awards of the commissioners in favour of all Claimants whose demands have been adjusted, he will be most happy to’offer llis agency to all parties desirous of effecting purchase or exchange. "From the commenefementof the Settlement of the Colony, H. R. C. has been in possession of information from the Surveys and Other public documents of the Colony, ivhich will enable him to guide the choice of the purchaser, Whether in Town, Suburban, or County sections. . H. R. C. has the pleasure to inform the Claimants that the Letter of instructions from His Excellency the Governor to the Surveyors is of the most liberal nature, —that every facility of choice is to be afforded. Bnd no stint in the measurement, If instructions are given to the advertiser of the the amount awarded, and the district desired for pnrehase or exchange, every reliance may be placed Upon his skill aud integrity in making the selection. Information will be afforded to personal applicants at THE AUCTION MART, Queen Street Claimants should be aware that a written authority, to act in favour of the agent, is necessary, the signature to which must be properly attested, Auckland, Feb. 36, 1844,