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Otago Daily Times, Issue 238, 24 September 1862, Page 3

Amusements. THEATRE ROYAL Lessee: Mr. James Lb R©y. GRAND SHAKSPERIAN PERFORMANCE, FOB THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY. 23pJ SEPT. By special request, Shakspere's Sablimo Tragedy of HAMLET, With the following powerfal cast of characters. MR. CLARANCE HOLT, In his great impersonation of HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK, MADAME MARIE DURET, Aa '-Gertrude," the QUEEN MOTHER, And MRS. CLARANCE HOLT, As << Ophelia," Supported by the catire strength of the Company. To conclude with the Laughable Farce, Entitled THAT ROGUE THOMAS, On Friday next. Complimentary Benefit to MABAMR MARIE DURKT, under Distinguished Patronage, on which occasion she will appear in her woriJrenownedcharacter, "JackSheppard." Doors open at 7, performances to commence at halfpast? precisely. X» O YA L P R I N O E S S ' T H E A T 11 E Lessees ... Messes. T. & S. Fawcett. UNPARALLELED SUCCESS op IL TROVATORE. In preparation GUY MANNERING, With all the Original Music. TO-HIGHT, WEDNESDAY, 24th SEPT-, MADAME CAKRANDINI MRS. WHYTE MS. W. SHERWIN JIIS. J. SMALL MR. WHYTE. Concerted Pieces—Ballads, Songs, &c. To conclude with the Screaming Farce of the s THE LOTTERY TICKET.Wormwood .Mr. Chas. Youi?". » ON THURSDAY, The Grand Operatic Piece entitled GUY MANNERING, With all tfie original music. OPENING OF THE NEW ODD FELLOW'S HALL, M.U., GEORGE-STREET. A BALL to celebrate the Opening of the-Xew Odd Fellow's Hall will take place on Tnesaay. the 30th September. Double tickets, 265. eacL including refreshments, may be had at the Royal George, or of the Stewards— . Brother Popham, N.G. „ Morton, N.G. „ Collins, Y.G. „ Bellamy o PhUp. THE FIRST NEW ZEALAND CHAMPION RACE Will be run over the » DUjSEDIN COURSE, OH WEDNESDAY, 4th MARCH, 1563. SXEWAKDS: William Morley, Esq, John Maclean, Esq. James McKenzie, Ksq. Mark Noble, Esq. Fitzwilliam Wentwcrth Esq. To act with Stewards that may be appointed from each of the Colonies. Glebe or the Coubse—Hoxosahy : J. Switzer. Esq. ™™ CHAMPION^ ACE Of 1000 eovs., with a sweepstakes of 100 soys, each added ; the second horse to receive 200 sots, out of the stake; and the third to save his stake, if more than three start. Weight for age. Three miles. JVominations, enclosing 25 soys., to be addressed under cover to the Secretary of the Otego Joek-v Club, at the Provincial Hotel, Dunedfe, on or bet^re Ist November, 1862, but ail nominations sent in due course of post, and bearing the Post-office mark of the above or a previous,date to be^eligible. A farther payment of 25 soys, under similar terms of post ™ <5? adaressed as above on or before 31st December' 1862; and the final payment or 50 soys, to be absolutely made as above previous to eight p.m., on Wed-Weighta-Three yrs old, 7st 41b; four yrs, 9st 41b£ve yrs, lOrt: ax and aged, lOst 41b; mares and geldings allowed Sib, and a further allowance of 21b i maidens. Other events of the meeting will be duly announced. J . Five per cent, deducted from the gross of the stakes for expenses of Course. SYDNEY JAMES, Secretary. MISSING FRIEND. /IEORGE WALKER, who" left his home in In-i-i ilf?^' Souts land» **• Z-, on the 7th of Apnl, 1562, is requested to return home, or to communicate immediately with bis wife, Mrs. Geopge Walker, Invercargili. The above, who is an EngUshiaan (from Staffordshire), is about fifty years of age-- in appearance < krplse?it T las e ,grey bushy■'W^ers and moustache—bald forehead-and has a verj- slisrht bait in his walk. \V hen last heard of, was aboutleavinDimedm fur Christchureh. «^-»«i-, "fi?* 11* ths Person above <Ie Hsnbed wiU be tuankfully received by his wiie Mr« George WawvKb, Invercargili, Southland. ' "' CA^ E.° 1 ut ,iQ «» Ship Susses in 1859, Samuel Smith, late of Whetstone, Middlesex* if this^ should meet his eye he is earnestly requested to communicate with his brother Cowper. Address W C bimth, B. Ware. Christehurch, New Zealand. * / TF this should meet the eye of Thomas Harwood, X please call at A orth's Diving Rooms, and he will near ntjm a friend wno wishes to see him. "DOARD and RESIDENCE required in a strictly red. -bingle bedroom. W. S. S., office of this paper. PROPOSED TIME TABLE. The following proposed Time Tables for the Intercolonial and Inter-provincial Service have be*n for warded to us for publication. We shall be -lad to receive any suggestions on the subject:— ° I. AUCKI.AXD ASD SYDNEY. Each Mouth. c , Arrive. Leave. Sydney .. — 7 * Auckland ... 22 1 Sjdney ... S __ IL Mklboursb, Otaqo, CANTERBrikr, Wellingtos, Nelsos, & Sydxey. fEach Month. , r ~ Arrive. Leave. Melbourne ~ jj_ o Port Chalmers .. 18 ■'.'.[ 21 Ljttelton .. 22 ,: * 24 Wellington .. 25 _*.] 27 Picton ... 27 \. 2S Nelson ..29 1 Sydney .. 8 ... _ Sydney .. — ... j Nelson .. ' 8 ' ... io © Wellington- ... 11 13 Lyttelton .. 14 [" 15 Port Chalmers ... 16 .. ig Melbourne .. 25 ... 111. Interprovincial. (S. s. Queen.nearly as at present.} Each Month. &4 M fa Arrive. Leave Artw il Aucklau... - 3 Otago ..™ Napier ... 5 6 Lytteltou 19 "o?i Wellingtoa 7 8 \&£S£a n S Lyttelton... 9 10 NapieT rf g Otago ..11 _ Auckland" 27 ~ IV. iNTKRPEOVrsciAL. IS. s. Airedale, as at present.) . EachAionth. . Each Month. „ . Arrive. Leave Arrive Leavp Manukau.. — 24 Bluff 1 5 Taranati- 25 25 Otago "' fi t Wdbngtou 26 28 Lyttelton:" § 10 Ljttelton... 29 30 Wellington 11 1" Blutf ... 4 __ Neison ... 14 17 Taranaki 18 IS Maaukau 19 — "V ISTSRPBOYXKCIAL. One or perTiaps two additional Interprovincial boats to run at intermediate dates between Queen and Airedale.