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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume VI, Issue 550, 22 December 1877, Page 2

Tauranga Jockey Club. :: \ MEETING of STEWARDS;feIi. __lUH,take place on THIS -EYEN^ ING,- at B'p.m.,8 'p.m., -at th& Commercial Hotel. Business of ' importance/ *'" \ DAVID ASHER, a ■ Hon. See, \ Christmas Holidays! NEW SCENEBY ! NEW DEESSES ! ! GRAND ATTRA CTION ! PERFORMANCES WILL BE GIVEN BY THE DRAMATIC CLUB IN THE ■ '" TEMPEEMCE HALL ON THE 26th DECEMBEE, 1877, AND THE Ist OP JANUARY, 1878, IN AID OF THE .SCENERY AND •;• PROPERTIES FUND. Peogeamme. — Past I. A TICKET OF LEAVE! Mr Aspen Quiver (with nerves > as shaky as his name) . . Mr Powell Mr Thomas Nuggetts (late of Sydney) . . . . . . Mr McGrarvey Bottles (alias " Shiny Samuel" also from the colonies) . . Mr Neighbour Mrs Aspen Quiver . . . . Miss Scene. — A room in Mr Quiver's house. Part IL BEHIND TIME! Mr Jeremiah Muke (A gentleman very much behind his time) Mr Griffiths Charles Swankey (The butcher of Oozely-cum-Squashville) . . Mr Smith Hortensius Huxam (The Sta T * . tioner) Mr Hoyte Tripes (The assistant to the butcher) Mi* McGarvey Matilda Jane Swankey (The wife of the bosom of the butcher) . . . . Miss ~ — Sarah Jane Snivey (The Pastr- "-' '■■'""' eookV .. .. .. MrMcKinriey Scene.— The butcher'sparlourin Oozely-cum-Squashville. ;' INTERVAL OF TEN MINIJTES. Past III." .'';':•' VILLIKINS AND HIS DINAfI! Master Grumbleton Gruffin (A rich soap merchant of London, the original ' 'parient' ' ) Mr Neighbour Baron Boskx Bumble (An- j . cestor of the celebrated Beadle, the original "Lovier ,'; so gallant and gay") „ Mr Powell William Wilkins (Socially and . eonvivially known as "Villikins," a young apprentice in love with, Dinah Gruf- <>. fin) Mr Smith Dinah Gruffin (The sole " feminine female offering" of the , . above mentioned soap merchant, in love with the aforesaid " Villikins") .. MrMeKinney Scene I. — Gmffin's front garden— The lover's meeting — The enraged Parient — "Threatened men live long — Arrival of a D.E. (distinguished foreigner) Soene ll.— The back kitchen—* * * *it * * * * *; j j Mystery! ! ! Scene 111. — The front garden again — A most determined suicide — Broadsword combat, enough for fifty — Horror ! Agony ! ! Despair ! ! ! — Ghost scene extraordinary — ■ General joy and TABLEAU !! ! Orchestra under the joint . leadership -of Messrs Brennan and Hdyte..? .* ., Doors Opest at 7.30, To Commence at 8 p.m. . A DANCE after each Performance; to which holders of Chairs or Front Seat Tickets only will Tbe admitted. Tickets riaay he obtained at Messrs. Brennan and Smith's Store, The, Strand, after the 20th instant. Peices : Chairs, 35. ; Front Seats, 2s ; Back Seats, Is. God Save the Queen. Re-Opening of the .Original Blue Post," VICTORIA STREET EAST, AUOKLAND. CHARLES." YEITH HAS pleasure in informing his friends and tbe public that be has Re-opened the above hostelry as a Board;ng-hous§, and Restaurant, and trusts by strict attention to business and universal courtesy to merit a ebar^; of their patronage. .Cleanliness and good qualify will be. the leading principle. in the donductof the Kstablisbmenty. together; with comfort and every convenience. Good Beds and plenty of room. ' . i '-"-' -' i- '' . «''*.•.