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Thames Guardian and Mining Record, Volume I, Issue 21, 31 October 1871, Page 1

Amusements. MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE. THE last of the series of Evening ENTER TAINMENTS will take place in the Academy of Music on THIS EVENING, NOVEMBER 1. Programme of Entertainment: PROLOGUE—By the Successful Competitor for the prize offered. Act 3, being the celebrated Trial Sceno from the MERCHANT OF VENICE. Gratiano Bassanio Antonio ... Duke Shylock (a Jew) Tubal (his friend) Portia Nerissa L. W. Loveday R. C. Long J. C. Young A. B. Bain J. M. Perrier G. L. Radford Mrs. Bain Miss Laura Wiseman Interval of Five Minutes. MUSICAL INTERLUDE. Song, “ Sweet Form that in my Dreamy Gaze,” Miss Blake Duett, Piano and Flue Master and Miss Barnett Song ... ... Mr. Wright Ballad, “ Maggie’s Secret,” Miss Laura Wiseman. Interval of Five Minutes. To conclude with the Pleasant Drama, in two acts, entitled “ TIME TRIES ALL.” Mr Leeson... Mathew Bates Hon. Augustus C.Yawn Charles Clinton Tommy Tact John Laura Leeson Fanny Fact A. B. Bain J. M. Perrier J. Leslie Newbury L. W. Loveday F. J. Piesse E. Rowe Mrs Bain Miss L. Wiseman. Doors open at half-past seven, to commence at eight. Prices of admission : Stalls 3 s.; Boxes, 25.; Pit, Is. THAMES BAZAAR, ALBERT-STREET. JOHN KEESING Respectfully informs the Public of the Thames that he has Opened the above Establishment with a Large and Varied Stock of GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS. J. K. would cordially invite the public to come and inspect his GREAT ASSORTMENT OF USEFUL GOODS. Comprising almost every article required in a Household, togtther with many other goods, too numerous to particularise, all to be SOLD AT VERY LOW PRICES. ALBERT-STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN. Closed on Saturdays till Sunset.

NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE! TO DIGGERS, DIGGERS, DIGGERS AND EVERYBODY. H. FUGATE & Co. J) EG respectfully to inform tlieir OLD FRIENDS and the General Public, that they have RE-OPENED ON THE FIELD, and as they confine themselves solely to the one trade, trusts, by strict attention, to again merit the patronage so liberally bestowed them of old. Knowing the requirements, they are now opening up, aud have daily arriving, overy variety of MEN'S, WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S BOOTS AND SHOES, Unequalled for Price and Quality* While the Workmanship and Finish cannot be surpassed. One visit alone will suffice to convince all that a mutual advantage must be derived by purchasing direct from H. FUGATE & Co., Noted Red Boot, Owen Street. Opposite Red House. i®* A Private Fitting Room jor Ladies.