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Evening Post, Issue 78, 10 May 1865, Page 3

mHEATRE ROYAL [ ' LESSEES— MESSr"sT~TOWERS and CO. i Stage Manager Mr. F. Howe ' Scenic Artist Mr. C. Massey I Director of Orchestra ... Mr. Owen Acting Manager Mr. J. Dunn, jun. Mechanist Mr. Hyder ' Third Night of the Greatest Production of i the Present Day. The Wonderful Sensatiou Drama, THE COLLEEN BAWN, As played for upwards of Three Hundred Nights in London alone. Erery attention has been bestowed upon the scenery, which has been in preparation for some time. The Great Sensation Scene, THE WATER CAVE, Will in itself be a warrant that the Collebx Rawn is the chef d'ouvre of all modern Dramas. THIS EVENING (WEDNESDAY).MAY 10 THE COLLEEN BAWN ; OR, THE BRIDES OF GARRYOWEN. Hardress Cregau ... Mr. J. Batson Kyrll Daly Mr. F. Towers Danny Mann (boatman) Mr. F. How* Mjrles n» Coppaieen ... Mr. J. Dunn j father Tom Mr. C. Massey Squire Corrigan ... Mr. E. Keeley Pat ... Mr. Drummond Eily O'Connor (the Colleen Bawn) Miss Marian Dunn Anne Chute Miss M. Griffiths Mrs. Oregan Miss Flora Anstead Shelah Mr. Tom Dale Songs— " Cruiskin Lawn" and " Terrence'i Fatewell " — Miss M. Dunn. Song—" Whisky in the Jar "—Mr. J. Dunn. Previous to the Performance a Grand Over* tuve aranged by Mr, Owen, with Solos for Cornet, Violin and Pianoforte. To conclude with, PLEASANT NEIGHBOURS. Christopher Strap ... Mr. John Dunn Sir Frederick Mr. T. Dale Thomas Mr. J. Batson Nancy Strap Miss Marian Dunnl Lady Elizabeth . . Miss Flora Anstead Incidental to Farce, Dane« and Duett by Me. and Afiss Dunn. Children in arms not admitted. Box Otiice at Theatre Royal, where Seat! I can be engaged. Prices : Stalls, 55. : Boxes, 35. ; Pit, 2s. Doors open at half-past seven, to commence at eight o'clock.

TUT R. R. A. 11. OWEN, i Member of the Conservatoire, Brussels, I j (Late Solo Pianist, Otago Exhibition), PROFESSOR OF THE PIANOFORTE AND SINGINGTerms to be obtained at Messrs. Steinhoff, Willis street ; and office of the Evening Post. 0 CONTRACTORS. mENDERS are requested for the Erection X of an HOTEL. Tlans and specifications to be seen at Mr. Mcln tosh's, South Sea Hotel. Tenders to be sent in ou or before Tuesday, 1 6th inst. The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. G. MARTIN. May 6, 186 S. TO BUILDEKS, &c. fTIENDERS are required for the erection of J. a two-storey shop and dwelling, on land situate in Willis-street, for Mr. S. Kowley. Plans and specifications on view at the offices of SMITH & CO., Architects. f\ N S A L £:— 20,000 ft "in. dressed weatherboards 10,000 ft American shelving 10,000 ft 9 x I T. and G. 10.000 ft 6 x J T. and G. Dootb and sashes, all sizes Architraves, mouldings, &c, &c. At the TIMBER YARD, next Mr Schultze's Stores, Willis street. R. GREENFIELD ANTED a SMITH.— Apply to Mr. W. Mason, Lambton quay. WANTED shinglers — good tradesmen. Apply to Thomas R. Cooper, Government House, or Barrett's Hotel. U. BALLINGER,— pIentc call on Mr. Cooper, this evening, about 7 o'clock, Barrett's Hotel, May 10.