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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1269, 23 August 1872, Page 3

> , Auctions, . PRELIMINARY. NOTICE. ?|^r«BBßB^ ANOAHROW ancT HEN- ■***• DERBON are. instructed.by the Com* inissioner of Native Reserves, to offer tor sal* iffi publifliaueHOnyearlyiUi September, , <«> s Mackay Btreet, in which the Native Reserves Office is situated. : ; Th#»»Uota^WU^aoirbntage of «60fsf byr'tf depth of 132 ft. •ITOLUNTEER HALL. FRIDAY.-^GUST 23. Production of the Great American Drama, in a a ifr /.five««ts,«i ao "j UNDER THE GASLIGHTV , Mr KxnouJE, TaowraoNnthei Cekbrated - Artist, r frW^eWi l and 1 Ch l riSchurch, has been expressly engaged to paint the startling and authentic Pictures of New York and its environs. The whole piece will be placed on the stage complete in* every detail. Jersey City by moonlight— Pier 30— The Arabs' Paradise— The Zig-zag Railway— Thepfulli American train- natural size— Ttfe^Tombs Police Court, ftc, &c The entire cost over £70. Clara Stbphxksok (in her o^gfaalcSiracter, Prince of Wales, Sydney)... Laura Courtland Mr Charles Burford as Byke (his origina character) La Petite Amy aiß»ng(ldJgpr) Mr Neville Thornton as Judas (hu original character in New Zealand) FRIDAY, AUGUST 23. The performance jfrill^ommence with UNDER THE GAS LIGHT # Laura Courtland ... Clara Stephbnson Byke „. ... ... Mr Charles Burford Snorkey '-^i .... tflr SeynwfiP Rae Trafford Mr Herman Councillor Splinter ... Mr Lascelles Jude Bolding and Sig- ,_ nalMan „V>lv<«r^' M^Elfetert Windell Mr Augustus Demilfe Mr Nixon Burmudas MrSanuPoole Sam (M mg&*i #itha /.A H?T songs) La Petite Amy Raferdi Mr Drake Peanutts Miss Carry Cooper Pearl Courtland (with song) Mrs Thornton Mrs Van Dam . .. Mrs Seymour Peach Blossom ... Miss Folland Old Judas, ... • „. Mr Thomtpn „•. } FdlwSM." ..'' l Mr'LmW * /J/1>) Act I— New York. Thornton. Act 2— Poor Lodgings (Broadway)/ Thornton. Act 3— Tooraba Police Court, Thornton. Act 4— The Z g-zag Railway, Thornton. The Train, full si c, 6Cft lc% express' speed. Act 5— Denouement. ' The Scenery by Mr Neville Thprnton ; the Machinorvpy Mr George Cooper ; the Music arranged lry* Mr Seymour ; the piece produced under the direction of Mr Charles Burford. , ■*• ■ i . • ■ ..T<n ... ■ ■>'■*,<■ l- •>/'■ • i