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Amusements "CASTE." m HEAT R E EOYAL TONIGHT (WEDNESDAY) Sipt. 15,1875. EHE BT-'A IN ME N T By the Member* of the THAMES CRTOICETKRS 1 AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLOB, existed by Mi » Amy Thojintox, for the fund* of the HAUKAKI LADIES' BENEVOLENT ;V SOCIETY. Under the distinguished pat-on«Kfl of Major Cooper ami the officers and- memberi of the various Volunteer Corps. The Performance to commence with the Comedy of CASTE, In three nets, by the late T. W, ROBBFTson,Esq To conclude wi'h the Farco, in one act, euti led, JOHN DOJ3BS. The String Band of thn Choral Society have kindly consented to give their services for the occasion, af d the Band of tho Thames Naval Brig'ide, with their umihl spirit of tfenertaity, will play from the balcony before the perfortnaace commences. . Doors Opt-n at 7.30, to commence at 8 o'clock. Front Seats, 3s j Gallery, 2s; Pit, 1«. Holders of tickets are requested to take their seats early to prevent a crush. 1087 ACADEMY OF MUSIC. VHE TJEV. P. P. AGNEW'S COLONIAL REMINISCENCES. Received Last Night by a Large and Enthusiastic Audience. to-morbow~7thuesjday). Botany Bay ! The Floating Prison! Sydney Slave Market! Merciless Executions! Tom Snow, and Governor-General Darling! The Jew Boy'« Vengeance! FRIDAY—PUBLIC LECTURE on MASONRY. Prices—3?, 2b, Is. Doors open at 7.30. Lecture at 8 oVoek. Fbedebick J. Wills, Manager. X ■' 0 $ LODGE SIR WALTER SCOTT, No. 533, S.C. fPHE Anniversary Celebration Committee L desire to THANK the Misses Dow, the Rev P. P. Agnew, and the members of the choir for their valuable assistance on the occasion. J. D. Gbaht. 1086 Secretary of Committee. Lectures LECTURE, THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, hnl.fpflst 7, at Tempars' Hall. Subj''Cf—" Human Cn-eds, do we want the - ? " by E. Lewis. Come and question. No Collection. 1089 Volunteer Notices THAMES SCOTTISH VOLUNTEERS. 'pHTC Company will PARADE for InspecI tion THIS DAY (Wednesday, at 7 p.m. T. L. Mttebat, 1081 . Captain. THAMES EIFLE RANGEES. EMBERS of the abovo Company are requested to MEET THIS DAY (Wednesday), at the Drili Hull, at 7.30 sharp, i:i Uniform, to ATTEND the PERFORMANCE in aid of the Ladies' Benevolent Society. J. McEjbeets, 1082 Captain NO. 2 H.B.T. EMBERS are requested to PARADE (in Uniform) THIS EVENING (Wednesday), at 7.30 sharp, to ATTEND the BENEFIT in aid of the Ladies Benevolent fcociely. W. H. Hazard, 1083 Captain. \/rONTHLY INSPECTION- will bo held .ull. next MONDAY instead of Thursday, th<s 16th. W. Beassex, 1084- Captain. Funerals FUNERAL NOTICE. i^HE Friends of Mr William Plant are invited to Meet, at hi* residence, Rol-le-toa street, TO MORROW (Thursday), at 2 o'clock, to follow the remains of his child to the Cemetery. Joseph Abdebn, 1090 Undertaker. General Notices , _____ j SCHOOL NOTICE. MISS GARY still holds her School at Mrs Bargrove'n late residence, Abraham street English, Music, and French taught. Daricing Cla-8 every Friday Evening from 7 to 9. No Winter Holidays. p EORGE T. WILXINSON, LICENSED INTERPRETER AND NATIVE LAND AGENT, S'HOBTLAXD. v . TILWELL & CO. bare on hand for this • Season's Planting 20,000 of FRUIT, FOREST and other TREES; al«3, 1 CASE of M'Lean's "Best of All" DWARF MARROW PEAS, Just Imported from England, at only 2s per quart. AH kinds of Seeds, "ivholesala and retail.