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Grey River Argus, Volume III, Issue 181, 12 March 1867, Page 3

TTNION Proprietor , h Mr J. Kilgour. . Under tho management of Mr L. Harding, ' 1 The Tkcai.ro v/ill ba open cluriug the Race Week. BURLESQUE AND QOMEDY. Miss ROSA COOPER supported by a full Dramatic Company aud Band. The Pieces will be placed upon the Stage in a manner never before attempted here. New Scenery and Decorations. Full particulars will be duly announced. THEATRE ROYAL, (Adjoining Sweeney's Hotel). THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, 12th IXST., The G. V. BROOKE DRAMATIC CLUB Will give their first performance, under the management o£ Mr W. Ryan. The performances will commence with the nautical drama entitled BLACK EYED SUSAN. Local Songs, &c. To conclude with the screaming farce of THE OMNIBUS. T3 ACES. RACES.! MURPHY'S FAMILY HOTEL, I Mawhera Quay. I \ anxious to afford his friends I an '^W public every opportunity of enjoying | thWijMves during the forthcoming Gala SeaV'7i, will give WTWO GRAND FREE BALLS, ' The First on FRIDAY, loth INST. The Second on MONDAY, 18th INST., (St. Patrick's Day.) And as the music and arrangements will be firstrato he trust his friends will rally rouud him. ' -V"-*"*^^ P. MURPHY. r^irA^oF FR E 1 BAL L. THIS EVENING (TUESDAY), 12th inst, At the GOLDEN AGE HOTEL, Richmond Quay. Professor Sampson M.C. JAMES CATTLE, Proprietor. r^i REYMOUTH RACES. I ST. PATRICK'S DAY. GRAND ART UNION. £300 IN PRIZES. J. P. CHRISTENSON , s Begs to announce to the sporting community and the public generally that on St. Patrick's Day, or on one of the race days,- the drawing for prizes in his Grand Art Union will take place. The prizes will amount in value to £300, and will positively be drawn for at the appointed time. For Further particulars see hand-bills. Tickets can be obtained at all the principal Hotels in Greymouth. "VTOTICE.— All debts due to the firm of H. and A. Sherrard and Co, Boundary street, Greymouth, are requested to be paid to Messrs Smith and M'Dowell, who, having purchased the above Estate, are now carrying on the business as Drapers and Ironmongers SMITH AND M'DOWjiLL, Wholesale and Retail DRAPERS AND IRONMONGERS, Boundary street, Greymouth. fITILLUM SAMPSON, UNDERTAKER, (The oldest established-- in Greymouth), Johnston street, Greymouth. Tombstones and enclosures erected. ,-JT\ ' M' L A C H L A N . -Undertaker, Carpenter, -&c, Has Removed from Johnston street to Mackay Btreet. Opposite the London Butchery. ~ AUCKLAND. ' IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND^ NORTHERN DISTRICT. In the matter of the Estate of DAVID KIRKWOOD, of Onehunga, near Auckland, in the Colony of New Zea land, Shipowner, and in the matter of the Debtors and Creditors Act, 1862, the Debtors and Creditors Act Amendment Act,- 1865, and the Debtors aud Creditors Act Amendment Act, 1866, and in the matter of the petition of James Cruikshank, James Smart, and David Boosie Cruikshank, creditors of the said David Kirkwood. --• . . Saturday, the second day of March, 1867, UPON hearing Mr Beveridge, of Counsel for James Cruikshank, James Smart, ■ and* David Boosie Cruikshank, creditors of the said David Kirkwood, and upon reading the petition and the affidavit thereto annexed, it is ordered that the above.named petition be heard on Wednesday, the first day of May, one thousand eight hundred and s^xtyseven, at eleven o'clock ia the forenoon, at the Supreme Court House,/ Auckland, and that the estate of the said David Kirkwood be sequestered into the hands of Henry Vernon, of Auckland, Sheriff's Officer, until the said first day of May next.. , By the Court. THEOS, KISSLING,^ - „ g , , Deputy Registrar, * '• '*