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Evening Post, Issue 227, 30 October 1865, Page 3

mHEATRE ROYAL. Performance by THE CIVIL SERVICE DRAMATIC CLUB Under the immediate and distinguished patronage of HIS EXCELLENCY SIR GEORGE GREY, X.C.8., &c, &c, &c. ON SATURDAY, 4th NOVEMBER, Will be presented the much admired Comedy, in Three Acts, STILL WATERS RUN DEEP. After which A VIOLIN SOLO. To conclude with the laughable Farce of DONE ON BOTH SIDES. Doors open at 7 o'clock. Performance to commence at half-past 7 precisely. Tickets to be obtained from Mr. Lyon, Bookseller, Willis street ; Mr. Uussell, Music Seller, Lambton Quay ; or from any member of the Committee. Prices— Body of the Hall (single tickets),4s, double ticket (to admit a lady and gentleman"), 6a ; gallery (single ticket), 2s 6d.

JUST LANDED, ~TIX ADELAIDE BAKER, OTAGO, &c, 15 cases best galvanised corrugated iron, 6, 7, and 8 ft 1 ton galvanised curved corrugated iron, for verandahs 5 cases galvanised O G and 4 round guttering and ridging 5 casks zinc, No. 9,10, and 1 1 2 rolls sheet lead, 4lb 15 doz Lyndon's C S spades 20 colonial ovens 60 $ barrels blasting powder 5 do do sporting do 1 cask patent safety fuse 2 do butt and T hinges 1 case brushware, assorted 3 do wax vestas 1 do superior toilet glasses 1 do birdcages, assorted 2 do tin billies 2 casks potent stamped milk pans 1 do fryingpans 2 hhds tinned wash basins, baking dishes, &c, &c. 3 cases Howard's ploughs and harrows 2 do scythes and reaphooks AMERICAN GOODS. 40 kegs American cut nails, 1£ to Bin 10 doz do scythe sheaths 6 do do buckets 4 cases do blind tacks 1 do do kerosene lamps 20 do do Collins' axes 3 do do Hunter's buckets 3 do do broad axes 2 do do shingle hatchets 2 do do picks 1 do do shovels 20 do do kerosene oil 25 do do clocks, assorted 2 do do pick and axe handles E. W. MILLS. 27 th October.

NOTICE TO THE INHABITANTS OF WELLINGTON. TAMES M'INTYRE has taken the BlackcJ wall Bakehouse from John Watson, and intend 1 ;, at soon as he has made some improvement in the above establishment, to sell Bread at 4d per 2lb Loaf, full weightweighed at the door. He will not trust to the Wellington market, but shall have a supply from the other colonies. JAMES M'INTYRB.