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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4154, 14 July 1874, Page 1

Amusements'FHß ATEE ROYAL. SMITH'S ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL COMBINATION. THE LAST NIGHT. GRAND NIGHT FOR THE MILLION. Under tlie Patronage of His Honor the Superintendent. REDUCED PRICES. DRESS CIRCLE ... ... 3s. DRESS CIRCLE 3s. DRESS CIRCLE 3s. STALLS 2s. STALLS 2s. STALLS 2s. PIT ONE SHILLING. PIT ONE SHILLING. PIT ONE SHILLING. TUESDAY EVENING, Last Night of the best Company that ever visited Wellington. Farewell Scenes by the De Castro Family. Parting Efforts by VOSE the Ventriloquist. The Adieu of AIREC, the World's Gymnast. The Einale of St. Vincent and Mdlle. Montebello in snatches of Melody, Mirth, and Music. Professor SAUNDERS the Harpist. In fact, the entire Company will give a performance to be remembered, and THE PRICES, 35., 25., and ONE SHILLING. " TWA HOURS AT HAME." SONGS OF SCOTLAND. ADD FELLOWS' HALL. KENNEDY'S FAREWELL APPEARANCES. THURSDAY ... JULY 16. MONDAY (LAST NIGHT) ... JULY 20. Mr. Kennedy and Family regret that they will be unable to visit the " Wairarapa," as they leave fer Christchurch on Tuesday, July 21. THOMAS KENNEDY, Agent. WELLINGTON ASSEMBLY BALLS. 1874. PUBLIC HALL. Mrs. Fitzherbert Mrs. Hart Mrs. J. Johnston Mrs. 1 Mrs. Pharazyn Mrs. I. „ Mrs. Waterhouse Mrs. W. Johnston Mrs. Grace Mrs. Borlase July 20, August 10, and August 31, Nine o'clock. Ter: " " For the Se For a Single Ball ... Ten Shillings Applications for tickets to be made to the Honorary Secretaries. H. C. WILMER, Supreme Court, F. M. OLLIVIEE, Featherston Street. Corporation Notices/CORPORATION NOTICE. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. NOTICE is hereby given,—That all buildnaterials, goods, or rubbish deposited on ___. itreets of the City, or other nuisance caused in violation of Part 1 of the 13th Schedule of the " Municipal Corporations Act, 1567," before, on, or after Saturday, the 18th instant, will be removed by the Corporation, and all expenses of such removal and consequent repairing and cleaning of the streets recovered by due process of law from the offenders. NICHOLAS MARCHANT, C.E., City Surveyor. Council Chambers, July 11, 1874. M R. GE OR G E POUND, COACH PAINTER, Of Willis Street, Has been appointed AGENT for the sale of HEMATITE and other IRON PAINTS manufactured by Johnston Brothers, Imperial Steam Works, Nelson. HEMATITE being a PEROXIDE of IRON, is naturally the best preserver of Iron, whereas paints composed of lead, zinc, or copper, by the galvanic action, eats into it, causing it to become honeycombed. This PAINT readily combines with the TANNIN, and enters freely into the pores of wood, more so than any other paint, rendering it INVALUABLE as a PRIMING COAT or foundation for all other paints. It is being extensively used for STEAMBOATS and IRON VESSELS, preventing rust and the growth of seaweeds. For Wheelwrights, Coachniakers, &c, it makes a splendid finish ; also for agricultural implements and farm buildings, as it covers a much larger surface than its equivalent in lead, at a less cost. Orders (wholesale and retail) carefully packed and forwarded to any part of the Province. GEORGE POUND, Coach Painter, Willis Street, SOLE AGENT. June 23, 1874. TOUISSON'S NELSON HEMATITE i PAINT. This paint is cheaper than red lead or any other, covering a much larger surface taking weight for weight, and is infinitely more durable. " Far superior to any imported paint. "(Signed) W. Lightfoot, " Superintendent Public AVorks, Nelson." "Superior to auy other i>aint I have had during my. experience of thirty years. "(Signed) James S. Cross, "Harbor Master, Nehon." T.B.L. is not answerable for anv paint not marked "LOUISSON'S NELSON HEMATITE. PAINT," but that he will guarantee as superior to any other. FOR SALE, PRIVATELY—That valuable Line of Coaches running between 1 Porirua. Apply to SAMUEL PROSSER, Crown and Anchor.