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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3187, 15 September 1881, Page 3

THEATRE "^^^^^^ R0 7AL " Napibr. Lessee R- J - DbLtas. GRAND DRAMATIC SEASON, FOE SIX NIGHTS ONLY. R. J. DeLiaa, of Auckland, has much pleasure to announce having made arrangements with the celebrated English Comedian, _._,-_. , -, ,- ME FEEDEEICK MARSHALL To givo six special performances at Napier, commencing on SATURDAY, September 17th Mr Marshall's high reputation aa a Comedian of great merit and whose wonjer/ul success throughout Great Britain and for the past two years in the Australian Colonies, has induced the Lesseo > to _ prevail upon him to visit Napier for positively cix nights only. The talented artist Will be supported by his brother Mr Edmund Marshall, and one of the strongest Dramatic Combinations that haß ever appeared in New Zealand. . . Miss Jenny Watt Tanner, Mls3 Maggie Knight, Mies Ethel Hazel, Miss Gertrude Duke, Mrs Lachlan M'Gowan; Mr A-thur Elliot, Mr J. P. Weet.Mr Harry Sefton, Mr J. J. Welsh. Mr James OBnen, Mr Gerald Dillon, and Mr Lachlan M'Gowan. Artist, Mr H. Frahm; Machinist, Mr W. Cole ; Property Master, Mr D. Mason. OPENING NIGHT, SATUEDAY, SEPTEMBEE 17th. # When MR FREDERICK MARSHALL will make his first appearance in the very latest London success, a great Comedy in 4 nets, by F. C. Burnand, entitled "JEAMES" Jbames Blobdkr (alias Jeames Plushington, the Jeames-de-la-Pluche, some time in the service ot Sir John Aldgate) .. .. Mr Frbderick "arshall. Distribution of characters by the Company. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th, " BLOW FOE BLOW." TDESDAY, 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 LA3T NIGHT, "OUR BOYS!" Admission—Dre?s Circle and Reserved Front Seat"), 53; Stalls. 33; Pit, 23. Packets of G tickets for the Dress Circle and Reserved Front Seats, £1 53, can be had of Mr Jacobs, at his Bazaar, up to date of opsning, the 17th-not after, r ~~ THEATEE EOYAL. FEIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th, 1881. PO"R THE BENEFIT OF THE WIDOW AND ORPHANS OF THBLVTE THOMAS PARR. Dlan Boucicault'a Sensational Drama "THE OCTOROON," BY THB GAIF/TY AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLUB. Tickets may be had and seats secured at Jacobs' Faacy Repository. B. J. JOHNSON, Hon. Sec. AZAAR f T) AZAAR f AZAARJ 13 AZAAR I A BAZAAR in connection with ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, will be held on THURSDAY, THE 15th SEPTEMBER IN THE CHURCH SCHOOL-ROOM. Useful and Fancy"work in great variety will be submitted'for sale. Alao, a collection of Plants and Ferns. Open from 1 to 10 o'clock. Refreshments and Afternoon Tea provided. Admission—Sixpence. UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH, SHAKESPEAKhi KOAD. A SERIES OF LECTURES and SERVICE OF SONG will be given in the United Methodist Free Church, Shakespeare-road, in the following order: — On THURSDAY, September 15th—Lecture by A. Hamilton, Esq., subject: "A Sea-side Eamble " On THURSDAY, September 29th, there will bo a Service of Sons, subject: "Elijah," by the Free Methodiat Choir. And On THURSDAY, October 13ih, a Lecture by H. Hill, Esq., 8.A., subject: "What the Rocks teil us. " Doors open at half-past 7, commence at 8 p.m. Tickets for the series 3s, to be obtained from Messrs J. T. Johnson, Hastinga-street, E. Wright, rmeraon-street; F. E. Baunders, Rees Watkins, F. Townshend, and others \A/ V VICTORIA CHAPTER OF ROYAL ARCH MASONS, No. 1577, E.C. mHE Emergency Convocation called for Friday, JL the 10th instant, will NOT be held. By order of the M.E.Z., R, MANT MILLER, Scribe E. FRIENDLY SOCIETIES FETE. A COMMITTEE MEETING will be held m the Oddfellows' Lodge-room, TO-MORROW (Friday) at 8 p.m. C. T. WILLIAMS, Hon. Sec. NOTICE. DISSOLUTION OF PAETNEESHIP. THE Partnership heretofore subsisting betwedn the undersigned as Sheepfarmers, under tho style of " W. and G. Heslop "is hereby declared to have been dissolved as from the seventh day of September instant. All debts and liabilities of the late firm will be discharged by the undereigned Grorgb Heslop to whom all debts owing to the firm must be paid. Dated this Bth day of September, 1881. Wμ. HESLOP, GBO. HESLOP. Witness to the signatures of William Heslop and George Heslop, H. A. Cornford, Solicitor, Napier. NOTICE. ALL Debts due 'for the removal of JNight Soil, Dust, etc., in future must not be paid without the signature of tho undersigned, " JOHN WHELAN, Contractor for removal of Night Soil, Dust, etc. Napier, September 14th, 1881. JUST LANDED EX "HERMIONE." 4 OASES NELSON'S PATENT SOUPS, Assorted BEEF and CELERY ) BEEF and ONIONS ( in pint MULLIGATAWNY f packets. MILK or CHILDREN'S SOUP ,) BEEF PEAS and VEGETABLES in quart packets. BEEF LENTILS and VEGETABLES ~ Also— Beef Peas and Vegetables in 71b parcels. They are already thoroughly cooked and can bo prepared for the table in D m \- te Vv - ILLIAMS( 13th September, 1881. I' FOR SALE, " THE LEASE and PLANT OP A BRICKYARD, in North'street, doing a good business, and capable of turning out 60,000 Bricks and 50 Bags Lime per month. FOUR 4-ROOMED COTTAGES, eituate on the Hilla. The only reason for disposing of above is that the undersigned is leaving the province. For further particulars, apply to A. RAMSDEN, Oarlyle-streot. SPRING SEASON, 1881. iifßs. r\ np γ^illiams Deeires to thank the ladle J of Napier and Country Districts for the liberal patronage accorded to her since commencing buslneas, and begs to announce that she is now prepared to trim HATS and BONNETS to any style desired, or alter any shapes to suit the present season's fashions. WEDDING and MOURNING ORDERS executed with tue utmost despatch. A good selection of CHILDREN'S TRIMMED MILLINERY on hand. Note the Address :- SHAKESPEARE-ROAD, Napibr.