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Southland Times, Issue 1194, 16 July 1869, Page 3

Theatre Royal r P H E A T R E ROYAL. FRIDAY EVENING POPULAR ENTERTAINMENTS. The Sixth of the Series (1869) will beheld at the Theatre Royal, this Evening, FRIDAY, tb* 16th inst. — John Blacklock, Esq., in the chair. PROGRAMME. Ist. Polka— The " Review".. . D'Albebt 2nd. Reading — " On the "Value of Fame" Db Johhtsow 3rd. Trio — "Friar of Orders Grey" Db CAtctm? 4th. Galop— The "Argyle" Lambent sth. Rear! ing — " Mrs Robinson's Evening Party" Cibpentkb i 6th. Song—" When the Swal- ' ! Iowa" F. Abt 7th. Chorus — " Hail to the Chief" Sib H. Bishop Interval of Ten Minutes. Bth. Quadrilles — The " England" D'Albbbt 9th. Reading — " The Maelstrom" E. A. Poa 10th. Song—" Ri?er ! River ! " MBS GABTSHOBK 11th. Violin Duet — Operatic Selections Bkixini 12th. Reading — " The Kxquisite, or Walking Model" T. MlCiiß 13th. Duet — " Wert thou in the cauld blaat" Mendelssohn The National Anthem. Doors open at half-past seven o'clock. Admission — Boxes, Is ; Pit, 6d ; children, half price. D. MACRORIB, Secretary. Educational EDUCATIONAL. MRS LILLCRAP, (Government Certificated Teacher), begs to inform the Inhabitants of Harrisville and Gladstone, that she has opened a Day School, in the house opposite the residence of John Blacklock, Esq. Terms Moderate. Ja§. Snrinan's Adverisements J. SURMAN, qTOCK, STATION, AND COMMISSION AGENT, AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR, &c, | COMMERCIAL SALS TABDS, DEE-STBBKT. | HORSE SALE EVERY SATURDAY AT ! TWELVE O'CLOCK. FOR PRIVATE SALE. 40 HEAD CATTLE, J SURMAN is instructed to offer for private s sale, 40 Head of Cattle, consisting of Q COWB WITH CALVES /T HEIFERS in Calf, or Calves at Foot QQ STEERS, 2, 3, and 4-years old Some of them are Fat, and all very quiet. UOR SALE — ON MORTON MAINS STATION, QA A EWES (pure-bred Leicester), 4, 6 £\J\J and 8 tooth. 1 A A RAMS (pure-bred Leicester), twoJLUU tooth. £*f\ RAMS (pure -bred Lincoln), twoOU tooth JAMES SURMAN, is instructed to make private sale of the above. They are all from the well-known imported stock of the N.Z. and A Land Company, and no trouble or expense has been spared to ensure the purity of the breed. Apply to MR A. RIDDLE, On the station ; or to JAMES SURMAN, Auctioneer. FOR PRIVATE SALE. A GOOD INVESTMENT. rnHAT well-known property, the "Waihopa -*- Hotel," situate at Long Bush, eight miles from Invercargill, together with 100 acres of Freehold Land, including 20 acres valuable bush, fenced and improved. The house is doing a first-rate business, being conveniently situated on the Dunedin Road, in the centre of a flourishing district, and can be had a bargain. Further particulars on application to J. SURMAN. OREPUKI GOLDFIELD. POR SALE — SECTION ONE, LONGWOOD DISTRICT, Situated at OrepukL The above Section of Fifty Acres, the only one sold in the district, was selected by parties acquainted with the ground immediately before the declaration of the Goldfield. It commands the only road from the Beach to the Bush workings, and is the only site on which areas for business purposes adjacent to them can be selected, A large portion is known to be auriferous, and a part already being worked. The " Tau Noa," the most considerable creek from the workings, flows through the section. For terms &c, apply to JAS. SURMAN, Auctioneer, Invercargill. GOOD FARM FOR SALE, r Two miles from Town. J SURMAN has received instructions from Mr • G. M'Clymont, to sell Sections 6 and 7, Block I, Invercargill Hundred, consistiag of about 200 acres, either in one or two lots, to suit purchasers. It is all fenced, and a part under cultivation ; has a good dwelling house and other improvements thereon. For further particulars, apply to J. SURMAN.