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Otago Daily Times, Issue 317, 25 December 1862, Page 3

■T- ■■;Jfcr-* ~/;?-^^^m;^ ■■■■ -.•"■■• ■ V- CBhis Eve^g^TKurala^^uJjeeemher (Christmas ■ ; Da^tlie^^aa^mllbe UlQsed. * ;rO-Mpßli«4^;FttLi)AV^ (««'XINa NIGHT) -■; Production ofthe first Grand ttornic Christmas * „ ' : Pantoiniiaisin DunWinti entitled ■ ■■• ■• --y ' ../,:- -\ .•-■. .••. Or, .;" '".'"".:. y■HAULEQUINRUvyLA.NDMAaV.SBAR .. , : ■■■ . ' •■■ ■ .-■ ~. And :: % ' r %' ■ . • THE LITTLE^ i£ESr.)F MAY. The new ami sple-idid scenery by .Messrs Tanned and viassey: rhe, extensive' Afa-hinury l»y Messrs Gooppr and ,Fr<ev; the splendid Mrospes l>y Mis 3 Phillips; the Properties aud Appointment* by Mr J W«ller. „ The Overture and Music arranged by Mr G- Loier; *ir Rowland Macassar ... Aii«s Rinma Neville '• Lady Macassar ~.. ... .Mrs G amice Holt Tommy) (Mr Harry Jackson Sally f. ; -. " •• I Mis* R. Wiseman The Little Queen of May .. By Little May TRANSFORMATION. Clown .. Hairy Jaeksuu j Harlequin ... Mr J. Hall Pantaloon :.. Mr Downey I Columbine, Miss Wiseman To Conclude with the Scotch Drama, entitled THE GUDK MAN OF BALLINGASH. Prices of Admission:—Dress Circle, &; Stalls 3s* - ■-•'■? - Fit'2s- ■ * ' H E A T 11 E II O y A i, . Lessee : Mu. Clarakob Holt. PIT .. . ... ■ .... ONE SHILLING. • Tins Evening, Thursday, 25th Decoraber (Christina* Day), the Theatre will be Closed. ;TO-THORROW, FRIDAY (BOXING NIGHT). Will be produced the Grand Comic Pantomime, entitled THE MAID ANl> THE MAGPIE; oit, HARLEQUIN AND TilE FATAL SPOON, In which the Entire Strength ot the Company will . . Appear. New Scenery, Dre3ses, and Transformations. C]own ' " * - • Mr It. B. Dale Pantaloon .... Mr J. W. Wolfe Hr.rlequin - - ... Mr Haygarth Columbine . . . Mis* Ada Hart. To conclude with HONESTY, the BEST POLICY.; Dress Circle, 4s : Side Boxes. 3s; Stalls and Lower Boxes, 2s; Pit, Is. ~~ GHAND HALL. ~~ ~~ Under Distinguisued Patronage. rpilE Committee of the Widows' and Orphans* JL Institution, M.U., 1.0.0. F., Ota->o District, have the honor to announce that a Ball will be held on Tuesday Evening, January 6th, at Murphy's newAssembly Hall, llattray street, in aid of the above funds. A list of Stewards will be announced in a lew days. Single Tickets - - - 20a. Double do ... 30s. Including light Refreshments. CHAS. GREY, Hon. Secretary. GRAND CHRISTMAS B HIT FRIDAY, 20th December, at the Odd-fellows 5 Hall. Gentlemen's tickets, 10s. 61.; tickets to admit a lady and gentleman, 16s. ; refreshments, included. A first-c'ass Quadrille Ban:), under tiia leadergliip of Mr' Cousins. Dancing'to commence at 9 o'clock. J. D. Allen; of Melbourne^ Master of Ceremonies. mh c d v n~~s~t~T~ITT JL CHEISTMAS AND .NEW YEARS' SPORTS, In contfection with t!ie RACE MEETING, ON THURSDAY, Ist, & FRIDAY, -iud JAN" STEWARDS : " Messrs Chapel, Carter,, Jones, Hall, Sherlock, and Raphael, Foot Race (100 yarJs, open to all £ comers) - - ■-•.■. iq ■Throwing the Stone - - 4 Running High Leap - - . 5 Standing High Leap - . 4 Standing Flat Leap g Running in Sacks - - . 5 Hurdle Foot Race (600 yards, over 10 leaps 3ft6 in high) - . 10 Throwing t!ie Hammer - 5 Wrestling Six Standards (with Entrance Money added - - - 20 Handicap Foot Hace (200 yards) • 10 Quoit Match - - - . 5 It is probable that these Prizes will be largely increased by fresh subscriptions. - H^ MANDER9, Hon. Sec. MASONIC NOTICE: "* LODGE OF OTAGO (No. 1,146). rpHE ANNUAL BA NQOiiT of the above Lodge X will take place at the Shamrock Hotel, Dunedin on Monday Kvening, tbe 29th instant, at 7 o'cloclc • precL-ely. Tickets for which, price One Guinea, each, may be obtained from the Undersigned. Broiher C. W. C. WEBB, W.M. „ F. MOSS. „ J. FINCH. „ W. M. HODGKtNS, ■_ Secretary. JTII HS I'-CLASS lioard and nesidence, including every comfort, with splendid apartments. Lofty Bed-ronms. Opposit" Bath Anns. STRELITZ & HART, * TTTHOLESALE & RETAIL TOBACCONISTS, PIIIHC ES-S T REKT, (Opposite the New Custom-House.) City and Country orders punctually attended to. SLATES. ~ '. ~* 6K(\C\ COUNTESS'S, now landing, ex Storm ,O\j\) Cloud and for Sale. - ~ MORISON, L\.W, and CO. IJIOK SALE, the remainder of theTeasa of the V Shop occupied by A. R. Livingston, stationer, in StafFord-Btreet. "VTOTICJB—-The Teacher at Wnrepa wishes to re1M ceive a few pupils to board and educate. For term 8, apply at the School-house. EWING'S PRIZE YBAST POWDER. ' For Making Bread, Cakes, and All Kinds of Pastry. fTIHIS Yfrast Powder has now been before the X public of the Australian colonies for the last 18 months, and has met with unprecedented sue cess. The enconium passed upon it by the jurors; of,its class at the late Exhibition (after submitting it, together with the exhibits of three manufacturers, to a severe and searching test), by awarding it the only prize, has been readily acknowledged by every •individual-who uses flour for the home- manufacture of bread. By Virtue of its superior quality it has woa for itself a place in every household—a position, which it will not yield to that imported from foreigii markets. '. -. . . ■ ; ; To avoid disappointment, oVserve on the lajbel around each tin, &fac simile, of the ?eal of the Royal Comnmsionersof the Victorian Exliibition, 1862. ; Storekeepers and Grocers are requested to orde* it from their Melbourne agents. , : Liberal discount allowed to wholesale buyers. : Manufactured by T. A . EWIN G , r Pharmaceutical Chemist and Wholesale Druggfct, 113 Brunswick-street,: FiUroy, 1 iMELBOURNE, ;..; _ 'Victoria. What QuAUHTr of Goid in Quartz is PatAble —T»ie following letter, written by T. A. Read * win, Esq, F.(J.S., to the Mining Journal, will show the vast amount of wealth that must be contained in portions of our gold fieHs which are not now eonsider&l ♦'•payable:"—" Sir—ln May last. I wrote you a line or two about the gold produce' of St. David'a Quartz Lode, in tbe C o^zan Mountain, near Dolgelly, Cdunty Merioneth, I beg joow to make a farther statement of particulars. During the past year, the total distance driveo, sunk, and stopped, was about 38 fathoms. The quantity of auriferous ore crushed and amalgamate^ by two of Berdan's machines, was U9 tons 18 cwlfc, which yielded * 68i)A o^ of fine gold. In addition to this quantity, 6 tous~2 cwt 82 lbs of quartz, containing visible gold, was crushed and amalgamated by Britten's small raachtee*, and yielded 2.373 oz 11 dwt of fine gold ; making a total of gold of 2,884 oz 1 dwt, from 456 torn of ore. Thi« gold realised at the Bank of England, £10,616; £6,825 of which has been distributed amongst the proprif^ors, being at ihe rate of 60 per cent upra the capital invested. I may add that J bave myself ex- , tracked 11 gruns of fine gold from a piece of'tfuartKil I ,< weighing 2ib 13 oz, and not a particle ot^pftw*** \^ discovered in it by a wowerfuLmicroscopo^ i^p«: f*st f **%iiX* makes me think, that 4jj, the ordinary procew 'of ? *&s*, stamping and, wjMhijQt^, ibis feold'could f iiot all have ' I been obtained, and probably ncneofit. I shall; from -. ',' <& time to time. „ "with^oor-«eri^lou, z^co^l "flieti of> >Jk"^ interest on^ois subject* 1 sent »ucoe«i i» "so hw^M,pbiSm^&A^i^m4X