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Thames Guardian and Mining Record, Volume I, Issue 199, 29 May 1872, Page 1

Amusements. yg&k THEATRE ROYAL. This (Wednesday) evening, M A Y 29, Last.’ Night but Thbee of COLLINS’, CARROLL’S, & BENT’S MINST R E L S AND ALEX. O’BRIEN. FIRST TIME OF THE GRAND CHALLENGE PROGRAMME. Alic O’Bbien’s Wonderful Dutch Characters. “ Love Among Big Noses ” “ Kaisar, Won’t You Buy a Dog." SEE PROGRAMMES ! I Doors open at 7 30, commence at 8. Front Seats, 3s ; Gallery, 2s ; Pit. Is. W. HORACE BENT, Sec. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. R. G. Bachelder. Proprietor. H. Eastwood, Agent. A. J. Logan, Treasurer. For FOUR NIGHTS ONLY, commencing SATURDAY Next, June Ist, and following Nights. MR. BACHELI’ER has the honour to announce his Popular Entertainment of a Grand COLLOSEAN PANTASCOPE of A TOUR THROUGH AMERICA BY THE GREAT TRANS-CONTINEN-TAL RAILROAD, The most Artistic, Brilliaut, and Intellectual Entertainment of the day. The highest and most powerful resources of art summoned in order to represent in a vivid and life-like manner SCENES STRANGE, GROTESQUE, WONDERFUL, and SUBLIME. New and Magnificent VIEWS of CITIES, TOWNS, LAKES, RIVERS, CAVES, and CATARACTS, from Ocean to Ocean, together with the Thrilling Spectacle of a VOYAGE ACROSS THE PACIFIC OCEAN, with A TERRIFIC STORM AT SEA. The Entertainment will couclude with the most astonishing piece of Mechanism ever produced—the Wonderful f! AUTOMATON SLACK-ROP.Ii VAULTER. This wouderful mechanical figure will perform on a Siug’e Rope all the feats, evolutions, &c., of a living performer, and in a manner so perfect and graceful as to astonish the beholder, and defy detection. Price of Admission : Stalls (chairs), 3s ; Gallery, 2s ; Pit, Is. Doors open at 7.30; to commence at 8 o’clock. Grocery. J . W . ADLAM, Wholesale anb Retail Grocer, Corner f Grey and Pollen-streets, Shortland Maize, bran, chaff, and OATS . ALWAYS ON HAND. Agent for Mrs Cashel for the sale of Fruit from Belmont Farm. Any Orders left at the above store will be punctually attended to. J W. ADLAM. February. 8, 1872. •

A VOICE FROM UPPER POLLEN-STREET (Where tne,f?.otj>atkantf .rjjadwny .remain .unfinished CHEAP OROCRrV GOODS AT THE " ~ : HEADY .CASH, B.TOfE. Cheap shops outdone by the Ready Cash -nis ■> • 4 >' J * Jams from 7d per pound tin Coffee-ft-om lid per pound tin ‘ / }' •/ .>) ,-t ;) ' | McGOWAN, although he sells, does not 9j a recoipmppfLtiie cheapest articles; quality should be foi^mqst, Johusqn 4 s Japis v 4 . ~ Best Cioffe Is'bid per lb.tin,or loose He sells no Tea, under 3s,per pound, and those who have^jed,!it,4©;.not,continue in the opinion of Colonial Tea bojng inferior to that used in the Old Country., TRIAL IS PROOF BEADY CASH STORE, UPPER POLLEN STREET. EROSriNE. kerosene On Sale by the undersigned^ ■ To arrive shortly, per ‘ East Loth(ar|? from New York, F 3,000 CASES DEVOE’S KEROSENE Together with an assortjpeutrt>f * AMERICAN G"ooi>sf - L. D, NATHAN & €O, ■t/,M ) • >.. ! Auckland.- s' ttvj K» c.t- moii iJ & A.