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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 214, 9 February 1866, Page 3

Anmsements. Bt rp HE A T R E R O V A* L ill ■■■•■■" "'- ■"' " ■' . "' ' ''. »M O N DAY, TUE S D AY, it ■ • ..... •■:■■• d. '..-■■■ y WEDNESDAY, *' EEBRUARY, 12th, 18th, AND 14m. 3 " FOB THEEE NIGHTS ONLY. f CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY ie - . : ./: ET^NING-.;;- ■ ■■" •* GRACE EGERTON d " '■' ' ' . " ■■■-■■■■■■■■ (MRS. GEORGE CASE), AND >1 ME. G-EOE&E CASE, Have much pleasure in announcing that they have arranged to appear as above, in their CELE- ' BRATED ENTERTAINMENTS— THE DRAWING-ROOM FLOOR, c LATEST INTELLIGENCE, s OUR TRIP TO THE RHINE, , ODDS AND ENDS, a &c.,«5«v ■...-.-.- --e Introducing full dress personations of character, c .■•'■■ or familiar " SKETCHES OF ODD PEOPLE " a From the Old Country, interspersed with Songs, 0 Dances,. Rapid Changes, Magical Illusions and c Musical Ulustratidns, as performed by them 2051 times in St James's Hall, Her Majesty's Concert Room, in Her Majesty's Theatre, Egyptaih Hall, 8 and Polygraphic Hall, London,; and the provincial towns in England. And since their arrival in c Australia) in August, 1864, over 250 times in b Victoria, New. South Wales, South Australia, and . Queensland, being honored on numerous occasions by the presence of their/Excellencies Sir Charles Darling, Sir John Young, Sir Dominick Daly, and iSiiristeorge Bowen, with their ladies and suites, receiving^on every representation the unanimous ' applause from crowded audiences, and the universal approbation of the Public Press. On Dec, 6th y last, iheir entertainment in Wellington was honored by the presence of His Excellency Sir George Grey and the Heads of Departments. During this short season Mr. George Case will , havejbhe honor of performing many of those Solos on the Violin and Concertina rendered so popular by him at the Concerts of Mons. Jullien, and at - Exeter Hall, Hanover-square, and- Her Majesty's ■ Concerts, London. . . . „-. Prices of Admission :— Dress Circle, 45. ; Side • Boxes, 35. ; Stalls, 2s. 6d.; Pit, ,2s. Urapery notice:. WM. YOUNG & CO. T>EG to return their sincere thanks to the niDlic oi invercargul and surrounding District for the very liberal patronage they have received since they opened the Exchange Buildings, Dee* street, and now beg to inform them that they have determined positively to Leave the Province, and wfll now OFFER THE REMAINDER OF THEIR ........ VALUABLE STOCK ; TEN DAYS ONLY, • At Prices which must ensure a: • SPEEDY CLEAEAITCS They trust the Public will avail .themselves of this opportunity of procuring BARGAINS. L : .... 1 The remainder of the Stock after that period will be taken, and they invite 1 TENDEES FEOM THE TEADE ( for same. •■....- --\ WM. YOUNG &; CO., DEAPEES, OUTFITTEES, &c,, EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, : DEE-STEEE^ IItHECAEGIX ; L. ) / ' "' " '" ' ■ — v To Let. . > . ... ■ ■ TO lET, 4 CCOMMODATION HOUSE and STABLES f at Groper's Bush, 10 miles from Riverton ; also, " ,l7i acres LAND. . , . For Terms apply on the Premißes. ' Money. MOtfEY TO LEND. loVpy V SEOtjRITY. . '- "Apply-'to- ..'■.•.■■■■;■....-....■..•■'■)■■-■•.■..■■."'■■■;■. ■ .'. l JAMES HARVEY, Solicitbf, NEW ZEALAND TRUST AND LOAN COMPANY (LIMITEDjv riIHIS Company is ready to make ADVANCES L in Suiks of £400 to £10)000, upon the security p ; of freehold property, and stock and otations in connection with freeholds. I" Every information may be obtained on applies tiionto : B ALaETY, EAITRAY and CO, , , Ag«Bt# for Qtago an 4 ta»tb)uty