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New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 243, 27 September 1848, Page 4

BUILDING GROUND TO LET.

TO BE LET on a Building Lease for such leim as may be agiecd upon THE CORNER ALLOTMENT of Shorlland and Princes Streets. It has a frontage to Shoitland-strcet of 88 feet, and 48 feet to Princes-stieet ; 50 feet by 41 is already excavated and ready for a foundation stone. This ground is peculiarly ivell adapted for a Public Building, such as a Custom House, Banking House, Post Office, or an Hotel, from its central and commanding situation and its very spacious frontage to two principal streets. Apply to the Proprietor, James Simms, Epsom,

AUCKLAND AMATEUR DRAMATIC SOCIETY. Fii-Tii Performance, — September 27ur, 1818.

THE amusements of the evening will commence with the laughable Farce, entitled BUT HOWEVER. Mr* Standwell (a plain old country gentleman) Mr. Grant. Squire Cashmere (a gentleman lately returned from India and engaged from infancy to Julia), Mr. Merriman. Caleb Chizzler (a scheming " Gent"), Capt. Greenwood. Prowl (a bum bailiff), Mr. Ma- low. Gaby (a loutish postboy), Mr. Brathwaite. Widow Juniper (hostess of the Three Hollies), Mr. Tamer. Julia (engaged to Cashmere), Mis. Ray.

Song, .. Mrs. Ray. Song Mr. Turner. Song, . . Mr. Buckingham. To conclude with Sheridan's humourous Play, ST. PATRICK'S DAY ; Or, The Scheming Lieutenant. Justice Credulous (an old humbug) Mr. Mallow Lieutenant O'Connor (a recruiting officer, up to a dodge or two), Mr. TurnerDoctor Rosy (an enthusiastic son of Galen) , Mr. Merriman. Serjeant Trounce, (a recruiting seijeant, and, as usual, not addicted to telling the truth) , Mr. Pitt. Corporal Flint (as great a rascal, hut a stripe lower in talent), Mr. Brathwaite, Mrs. Bridget Credulous (an obstinate old woman), Mr. Ray. Laurette (an equally obstinate young woman), Mrs. Ray. Soldiers, Countiymen, &c, &c<