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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XV, Issue 3421, 27 October 1894, Page 3

Entertainments. TJ NITED XIBIENDLY O OOIKTIES DEMONSTRATION AND GALA. (Under the Auspices of the Foresters and Druids ) ANNIVEBSARY DAY, MONSTER PROCESSION, BICYCLE , RACEfe, ATHLETIC SPORTS AND VARIOUS AMUSEMENTS. Programme m future issue. 10*164 G. J, NEILL, Hon. Sec. A' Grand Concert AND DEAMaTIO PEKFOKMANCE m aid of the Funds of the .ASHBURTON CRICKET CLUB, TX7 ILL BE HELD IN THE ADDFELLOWS' TT ALL. ON SHOW OTtfHT, NOVEMBER .&. £*JEfcOGORAJMLM.J£ : FIRST PART. 1. Opening Overturß—Violin and Pianoforte selection— Miss Friedlander and Mr Cullen, 2. Song—" The Mountebank," MISS VENIE FLOWER. 3. Song—*' The Man that broke the Bank at Monte Carlo," Mr L. Broad. 4. Song— *' I was Dreaming," Mrs C. M. Brooke. 5. Pianoforte Selection—" Home, Sweet :§• Home," by Thalberg, Mrs W. Bowman Fox. 6. Song—Comic Mr P. A. Ke3dell 7. Song—" Genevieve," MISS VENIE FLOWER. 8. Song—"ln Old Madrid," Miss Barratt. 9. Song—" There's no one like Mother to me," Mr L. Broad. Interval of five minutes, to be followed by the Sparkling Comedy, "NAN, THE GOOD FOR NOTHING," m which the Characters will be sustained by the following:— BUTTONS (a Servant) ... Mr G. Todd YOUNG MR SIMPSON ... Mr F. Nokes CHARLEY (a Carpenter)... Mr J. Kennedy HARRY COLLIER ... Mr J. Pauling rOM UIBBLHS MrßElston NAN ... MISS CARRIE FISCHER (Christchurch). ADMISSION, 3s Jfc Is. 10 166 A. Fi THOMSON, Hon. Sec DDF ELL O W S' HAL L, Ashburton, TUESDAY,"OGTOBER 30. MJ* Jt£N OT X Will give ona of his Xiecture JEntertaliiiiieirtjsSUBJECT : " TEN NIGHTS IN A BAB-ROOM." Illustrated with Fine Hand Painted Views. To be followed by a GRAND PaNORAMA of New Zealand. Portraits of School Children, Ashburton and Longbeach, under the Limelight. A tour over Otago Goldfields, Southland, Nelson, &c. Admission Is, two of a family Is 6d, Children 3d. Doors open 7.30 j commence at 8 o'clock. 10167 ___ LOYAL TINWALD LODGE, 1.0.0.P., M.U. THE Anniversary of the above lodge willl be celebrated by a BALI ON SHOW NIGHT, NOVEMBER 2, IN IKE TEMPLAR HALL, TINWALD. Tickets, 4s ; Ladies Free. Refreshments provided. 10 170 MFD7Thomas^ BULLOCK'S ARCADE. SPECIAL HOESE SALE. THUESDAY,"nOV, 15,1894.: MR DAVID THOMAS at the request of many valued Clients has determined to hold a SPECIAL HORSE SALE on the above date and solicits entries for the same, 10tl21 D, THOMAS. Funeral Notice. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE friends of Mr Robert Bennett are i respectfully informed that the funeral of his beloved daughter, Annie, will move from his residence. Trevorton, Hampstead, on SUNDAY, 28th in&t., at ; 2.30 p.m. for the Ashburton Oenjetery. \ BAKER BROS., I 10 165 Undertakers. THE LADIES ORANGE LILY LODGE NO. 6. j THE MEMBERS of the above are requested to attend the Funeral of I the late Annie Bennett to leave her parents' residence, Trevorton, on SUNDAY j at 2.3D p.m. 10 173 1 enders. TLTOOKT SOMERS RQaD BOAR~D INVITE TENDERS for the FOLLOWING WORKS :— No. I—Shingling abouc 40 chains of the Roxborough Road, near Roxborough No. 2—Making about 40 chains of Water-race and one Crossing for Mrs Campbell, Spread Eagle No. 3—Forming and Shingling about 20 chaina at Hakatere No. 4—Breaking Stones and Filling Ruts, about 30 chains on the Village Settlement Road Specifications can be seen at the undersigned's. Endorsed tenders to be left at the Office, not later than 1 p.m. on MONDAY, November 5,1894. B. B. COOPER, Overseer. I Alford Forest-, October 27,1894. i 10*168