musements. THEATRE ROYAL. ' Peopeietoe A. H. Pcettelkow. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN. 24th, 1866. GRAND AMATEUR DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT, By the Members of the AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLUB, XN AID OF THE LADIES' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. " The Performance to commence with the Comic Drama in Two Acts, written by Charles Dance, Esq., with new Scenery, Dresses, &c. Entitled, A WONDERFUL WOMAN. Chabactees, The Marquis de Frontignac, Gentleman Amateur. The Viscount de Millefleurs, Do. Rodolphe, (a young painter). Do. Crepin, (a cobbler.) Do. Tailor, Do. Servant, v - Do. Madame Hortense Bertrand, Lady Amateur. Cecill, . (her Niece), Do. To be followed by a GRAND MUSICAL MELANGE. To conclude with a Farcical Extravaganza, written by Messrs Brough and Halliday, Entitled, THE COLtJEEN BAWN SETTLED AT LAST. Chaeactees. Hardress Cregan, ':' Gentleman Amateur. Lord Dundreary (of the period, ancestor of the present lord), Do. Myles na Copaleen (with song and Irish Jig) Do. Father Tom Do. Kyle Daly Do. John Do. Thomas Do. Shelah (on this occasion) Do. Mrs. Hardress Cregan (nee'Eily O'Connor, the Colleen Bavra with Song .and Dance) Lady Amateur. Mrs. Kyrle Daly (nee Ann Chute the Colleen Ruadh) Lady Amateur. Prices of Admission ; Dress Circle, 4s ; Side Boxes, 3s ; Stalls. 2s ; Pit, Is ; Children half price. Doors open at half-past seven the performance to commence at eight o'clock prec sely. EducationalINVERCARGILL GRAMMAR SCHOOL, % DEE-STBEET : BOARDERS' ESTABLISHMENT, Levek-steeet : A. MACDONALD, PRINCIPAL. rnHE PUPILS will RE-ASSEMBLE on MON- -*- DAY, the 15th. Beginners and advanced pupils can be enrolled, and prepared for Professional and Commercial pursuits. Detailed Prospectuses on Application. INVERCARGILL ACADEMY. MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. , J. B. WARDROP, I\ E. I. & I s (Formerly English Master, Montrose Academy, - Scotland.) RECTOR. npHIS ACADEMY will be RE-OPENED on WEDNESDAY, 3ed JANUARY, 1866. The course comprises a good English, Com* mercial, and Classical Education, Vocal Music, and Drawing. Mr, W. has accommodation for two additional Boarders. Application to be made at his residence, Esk-street, or at the Academy. Conveyances. COBB ATSTD COS. TELEGRAPH LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES. r\ OACHES wfll leave the Booking Office, Prince of Wales Hotel as under, for Kingston (Lake Wakatip)— Tuesdays, at 5 a.tn. Bluff (Daily) ... ... to meet steamers Riverton — Mondays and Thursdays, at 10.30 am. Mataura — Tuesdays and Fridays, at 5 a.m. Extra Coaches or Express Wagons for families furnished at a few minutes' notice. HORSES AND VEHICLES FOR SALE OR HIRE. LIVERY AND BAITS, with the best of provender, and careful attention, at lowest prices. Stables — Eak-atreet, opposite Morison, law and Co. Office— Dee-street, Prince of Wales Hotel, OHA9, & mOJUN,
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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 202, 15 January 1866, Page 1
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