CAPT. JACKSON BAR
The renowned Captain William Barry is now on a visit to thia town purposes giving cne of his celebrated tures. At his stay is short be will only enabled to give one lecture, so that w« vise our readers not to mill thia The lecture will consist of hia experience! a tour round the world, and hia trip the King Country. During the course of bl lecture he will read an autograph letter fron Her Majesty, and explain his interview the Claimant to the Tichborne estate what he knew of him when in (the lecturers) employ in Captain Jackson Barry is a world traveller, and visited these islands in year 1835, when thia country was a hunting ground, before even a was to be found on the land. He has drawing crowded houses in Auckland Dunedin, and has been received with utmost enthusiasm wherever he has put an appearance. He has lectured on platforms in England, and at ExeterlHall foie an audience of 5000. Our state that it is worth travelling to hear Captain Barry’s lectures. give a large fund of information King Country. On Tuesday he purposes lecturing at Ormoud, and Wednesday at Makaraka. In our next issue we shall be enabled to fix the date of Captain Barry’* lecture, at which His Worship the Mayor has consented to preside.
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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 6, 8 November 1883, Page 2
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