Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume V, Issue 409, 4 July 1849, Page 2

BRITANNIA SALOON.

The Public is most respectfully informed, that in -compliance with the expressed wishes of several patrons of the drama, the nights of performance will take place on Wednesday evenings as heretofore. WEDNESDAY, JULY 4th, 1849, The performance will commence with an entire . new farce -called COME TO TOWN ; or, next door neighbours. Mr. Coelebs, Mr. Brown : Frederick Darlington, Mr. Marriott; Jeffery, Mr.'T. Minifie; Policeman, Mr. Green; James Mr. J. Minifie. "'Miss Penelope Peckingpark, Miss M'Carthy ; Henrietta, Mrs. Amor; Nelly Naggerty, Miss Smith. After which a variety of Singing. To conclude with the favourite farce of CAPTAIN STEVENS.

: Sha&speare Saloon, Porirua. ON FRIDAY, 6th JULY, 1819, Will be performed a celebrated Tragedy, in five acts, entitled THE SIEGE 0F DAMASCUS/ Christians Eamears, M. Holagam-; Hirlis, Perpoinf; Phocyas, Quidly; Artamon, Thorney ; Sevje's, Vanburg. (Infidels Calad, M. Detpoic; Alida, W. Garlicky Daram, H. Tree ; Terchal, Doulas ; Rappan, Dorris. Miss Bellinda, Fanciful. Officers, Soldiers, and Citizens by the rost.of the Company. After which the following songs: "EHen, my sweet one, look up and be pay" T. Mekenjery^ Highland Fling, W. Mackintosh. "The very Identical Flute," T. Neighley. '• Oh ! don't I love my Mother," Perpoint. The whole to conclude with a very laughable Farce, in two acts, intitled The Queer Subject. Doctor Darner, . . -^ . . W. Mackgeary Simon Shiverskin .. .^.T. Mackintosh Charles 'Dashaway .... Shoulagan Frank Cradonly M. Dupre Jack Soonafter M. Quislery Mr. Walker W. Himblebolt Mrs. Stamerton Mrs. Cupess. Doors open at seven, performance to commence at eight o'clock. Tickets — None. Hudibras — Manager.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. June 30 — Government Brig Victoria, 200 tons, •Burgess, from Auckland. Passengers — Rev. J. Aldred, Mrs. Aldred. July I—Cutter1 — Cutter Catherine Ann, 17 tons, Stndford, from East Coast.

DEPARTURES. July I^— 'Barque Ennerdale, 343 tons, Balliston, for Auckland. Passengers — Messrs. Hogg, Hart, and JMathieson, Mrs. Hendry and two children.

Same day — Barque Fair Taimanian, 156 tons, Ellis, for Port Cooper. Passengers — Captain Thomas. Mr. Cridland, Mr. Ballard, Mr. Mantell, Mr. Carrington, Mr. Scroggs, Mr. Golland Mr. and Mrs. Hay, Mr. Hitches, thirty in the steerage — four prisoners for Hobait Town. .Same day — Ship Mazeppa, 163 tons, Mordaunt, for San Francisco. Same day — Schooner Htrlequin, 62 (ons, Davies, for Massacre Bay. Same day — Cutter Ann and Sarah, 29 tons, Siacl«ir, for the Southward. July 3 — Government Brig Victoria, 200 tons, Burgess, for Nelson. Passengers — Miss Richmond, Dr. Greenwood, H. Seymour, Esq. Same day — Schooner Falcon, 54 tons, James, for East Coast. Passenger — H. Wenham, Esq.

Auckland Shipping. H. S. Ship Havannah, Captain Erskine, came iato harbour on Thursday, June 7th, after a passage of thirteen days, having sailed on the 25th ultimo. Captain Jenner came a passenger in the frigate, which will sail for the Navigator Islands about the 17th instant. H. M. Ship Fly, Commander Oliver, arrived at Sydney, from Nelson, on the 14th ultimo, where she was likely to go on the patent slip, to ascertain what damage (if any) she had sustained by touching the ground at Mercury Bay. H. M. Ship Calliope, after remaining at Rio de Janeiro for several^weeks, sailed from thence in the early part of November, and arrived, all well, at Devonport, on the 26th December. We feel confident that it will afford unfeigned pleasure, not merely to our readers, but to every colonist oi New Zealand, to learn that their old favourite and friend, Captain Edward Stanley, was about to be rewarded with the Companionship of the Bath ; and that his dauntless First Lieut. Edward Holmes, was likely to be promoted. The Ship Berhampore may be immediately expected. She brings pensioners, not emigrants, there being no emigration funds available for New Zealand. We have heard that Lieutenant John Jermyn Symbnds comes out in command of the division on board of this ship.

English Shipping. -H. M. Ship Dido, eighty-one days only from Auckland, arriTcd at Portsmouth on the 23rd January, being the quickest passage on record. TheJSmprw, (P.0.P.) was to sail for Sydney on the Ist March. - The Chdr.tley Cattle, 382 tons, was to be the February Post office packet for Sydney.

On the 17th Jane, at Porirua, the wife of Mr. Wm. Couper, of a daughter. On the 30th June, at Te Aro, the wife of Mr. Joseph Diion, of a son.