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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3186, 14 September 1881, Page 3

Ladies Cloth Jackets 4s lid, worth 255, all other Jackets and Dolmans cost price ; Black Fur Tippets, half-marked prices; all our Fancy Chenille aud Silk Ties reduced to Is 6d ; Women's Ribbed Merino Hose, 9d ; Women's Navy Merino Hose coloured Silk Clox, Is 6d —Combs & Co.. Cash Palace.

SHAW, SAVILL & CO/S LINE OP NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING. EOR LONDON DIRECT. *i. mHE splendid AAI Iron Ship Jmk 1 " HERMIONE." gH(|\ 1120 tons register. Captain Roberts, ■KpwTiKv w ' ll be on tne Dertn in a * ew days, and have gui ck despatch. The " Hermlotie "is larger than any previous ' i " iV ** ir ' ship loading here, and has superior accommodation, thus presenting a favorable opportunity for intending passengers to England, Apply to MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., F. W. WILLIAMS, Or to KINROSS and CO., Agents. THEATRE ROFAL. Napier. Lessee R- J. DbLias. GRAND DRAMATIC SEASON, EOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY. R. J. DeLias, of Auckland, has much pleasure to announce having made arrangements with the celebrated English Comedian, MR FREDERICK MARSHALL To give six special performances at Napier, commencing on SATURDAY, September 17th. Mr Marshoirs high reputation as a Comedian of great merit and whose wonderful success throughout Great Britain and for the past two years in the Australian Colonies, has induced the Lessee to prevail upon him to visit Napier for positively six nights only. The talented artist will be supported by bis brother Mr Edmund Marshall, and one of the strongest Dramatic Combinations that has ever appeared in New Zealand. Miss Jenny Watt Tanner, Miss Maggie Knight, Miss Ethel Hazel, Miss Gertrude Duke, Mrs Lachlan M'Gowan; Mr A-thur Elliot, Mr J. P. West, Mr Harry Sefton, Mr J. J. Welsh. Mr James O'Brien, Mr Gerald Dillon, and Mr Lachlan M'Gowan. Scenic Artist, Mr H. Frahm; Machinist, Mr W. Cole ; Property Master, Mr D. Mason. OPENING NIGHT, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th. When MR FREDERICK MARSHALL will make his first appearance in the very latest London success, a great Comedy in 4 acts, by F. C. Burnand, entitled "JEAMES" JbAMES Bloddkr, (alias Jeames Plushington, the Jeames de-la- Pluche, some time in the service of Sir John Aldgate) .. .. Mr Frederick u arshall. Distribution of characters by the Company. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th, » BLOW EOR BLOW. " TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th, "UNCLE! AND MY TURN NEXT!" WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st, A Dramatisation of Dickon's Old Curiosity Shop, entitled «Q U I L P!" THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22nd, "BETSY!" FRIDAY—MR MARSHALL'S LAST NIGHT, "OUR BOYS!" Adm'ssion—Dress Circle and Reserved Front Seats, ss; Stalls, 3s; Pit, 2s. Packets of 6 tickets for the Dress Circle and Reserved Front Seats, £1 ss, can be had of Mr Jacobs, at his Bazaar, up to date of opening, the 17th—not after, * *' r. j. DnLIAS. THEATRE ROYAL. ERIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th, 1881. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE WIDOW AND ORPHANS or TUB LATH THOMAS PARR. Dian Boucicault's Sensational Drama "THE OCTOROON," BY THB GAIETY AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLUB. tickets may be had and seats secured at Jacobs' Fancy Repository. R. J. JOHNSON, Hon. Sec. NOTICE. DISSOLUTION OE PARTNERSHIP. THE Partnership heretofore subsisting between the undersigned as Sheepfarmers, under the style of "W. and G. Heslop "is hereby declared to have been dissolved as from the seventh day of September instant. AH debts and liabilities of the late firm will be discharged by the undersigned Heslop to whom all dobts owing to tho firm must uo paid. Dated this 9th day of September, 1881. Wm. HESLOP, Geo. HESLOP.fj Witness to the signatures of William Heslop and George Heslop, H. A. Cornford, Solicitor, Napier.