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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1290, 17 September 1872, Page 3

Amusements TTOLUNTEER HALL. TO-NTGHT, TUESDAY, SEPT. 17. FAREWELL BENEFIT TO MR J. SMALL Great Bill! MISS CLARA STEPHENSON As Rosetta. JOE SMALL as O'CALLAGHAN ON HIS LAST LEGS ! Supported by the entire strength of the Company. HASELMAYER ! HASELMAYER ! J THE PRINCE OF WONDERS, And the Most Versatile Entertainer that ever appeared in New Zealand, will give his FIRST GRAND ENTERTAINMENT, AT THE VOLUNTEER HALL. ON FRIDAY, 20th SEPTEMBER. SATURDAY, 21st, and Four Following Nights, during the ensuing week. •FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY. Music ! Magic ! Educated Birds 1 Educated Mice 1 THE GOBLIN DRUM! Admission— Front Seats, 4s; Back do, 2s 6d. On Saturday Afternoon, at 2 o'clock, Professor Haselmayer will give an extra Grand Performance for Schools, in which Entertainment the Professor will appear in a programme expressly composed for Ladies and Children. The admission on this occasion will bo Is each for Children to all parts of the house. COOPER'S TIVOLI HOTEL. CHALLENGE TO SKITTLE PLAYERS, PRIZE, £3} Entrance Fee, 2s 6d ; to commence at 8.30 p.m To come off on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. Entrance Fees payable at the hotel previous to the match. Removal ROBERT REAY, Taiior and Clothier, Has Removed to his old stand, Boundary street, next "Argus" Office. He begs to draw special attention to his New and Seasonable Stock of Goods, and the Matchless Fit of his Garments. N.B.— Every material thoroughly shrunk, m FOXCROFT, TINSMITH, Has REMOVED to Tainui street, next door to Kennedy Bros. Educational. T>UBLIC NOTICE, GRAMMAR SCHOOL. MR CHARLES PRINCE, late Prin. cipal of the Classical School, Westbury East, St Kilda, Victoria, and formerly Head Master of the Grays Grammar School, Essex, England, begs respectfully to announce that he has commenced in one of the large rooms at Mr JOHNSTON'S PRIVATE HOTEL, Mackay street, during the erection of a permanent building for Boarders and Day Pupils. Mr Prince having had numerous applications to teach girls with his boys, begs to intimate that he is induced to form a Class (after the dismissal of his boys, should a sufficient number offer) from 3.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. ; and for those young ladies who could not then attend, and are of a more advanced age, an Evening Class, three nights in the week would be formed ; and should there be any among these anxious to improve themselves as, or become, teachers, Mr Piince would devole his Saturday mornings to their especial service ; or if they should prefer being taught privately, forming a class of themselves, he would even then endeavor to meet their views. Evening School commences at 7.30 p.m. Private Hotel, Sept. 3, 1872. Money TUT ON E V T~O LEND, on first-class security, at a reasonable rate. , Apply to •' Mortgage," office of this paper. ■*

Drapery. HENRY YOUNG, S ILK MERCER, BALLARAT HOUSE, (Next Dr Morice's), Mawhera Quay, Gxeymouth.