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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1889, 15 September 1885, Page 3

TAURANGA AMATEUR SERENiVPK, I^-, „* '.TJtE MP E RA^C¥"H ; A £12 ?\ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. PROGBAMME. 2 .MINSTRELvPAIIT. Interlocutor — Mr Neighbour. , Hones—Mr, Homier.. » | Tamba—Mr IJAAilliams. Musical Director— Mr d.sliWArd..' . Overture — i ' Serenader's Dance. . Orchestra , _(Specially oomposed by Mr Sydney Hoben) J Openirijr Chorus — Selection from 1 " Pinafore," Company l Song — " Shells we gathered yeara ago," Mr Ingleheim Song — "Dreaming of Home and * Mother" Mr Barnett Song (comic) — " The Girl that winked at me," Mr Bonner Song— " Mother's Lullaby,".. Mr Buckland Song (comic) — " Miss Brady's Pianofortay," '. . .Mr Williams Song— "Wait till the Clouds roll " by," Mr Jones Finale — " Rain Chorus from " Chill c ie," „ Company INTERMISSION OP TEN MINUTES. Pabt 11. MUSICAL MELANGE. Overture— "Venetian Valse," Orchestra Ballad Mr Ingleheim Character Song — " Going for a Soger," .' Mr Paget Comic Duot. . . .Messr?. Bonner and Ingleheim Topical Song Mr T. Williams Violin Solo Miss Buckland Character Song— " Moriarity," . . . ."Mr Paget Trio (unaccompanied)— " Dame Dnrden," Messrs Hoyte, Jones, and Buokland First appearance in New Zealand. of tho greatest living wonders of the age, PKOFESSOKS PEPPER, CURRY, AND RICE, Clairvoyants, Mesmerists, & Conjurors. TRANSMOGRIFYING LIQUIDS ! THE VANISHING COIN ! BUTTERFLIES MADE TO ORDER ! CURRY, the Seer, foretells events to come. RIOE, the Premier Clairvoyant. THE WONDERFUL JAPANESE FEATHER TRICK. The Performance concluding with a grand PLANTATION WALK ROUND, by the entire Company. Doors open at 7.30 ; commence at 8 p.m. Front Seats. 3s ; Second do., 2s ;- Back do., la_ Tickets may be obtained at all the principal stores. EX "OMAPER E." Finest quality of CLOVER SEEDS RYEGRASS COCKSFOOT FOWL WHEAT POLLARD MANGOLD ' AND J CARROT SEED R.C.JORDAN, i i Auckland University College. . SINCLAIR AND GILLIES SCHOLAESHIPS. njlWO SCHOLARSHIPS of the X -.annual' value of One. Hundred Pounds each, tenable for three years*, ' ;will be awarded in November next. : These Scholarships are open to all persons born in. the Colony of New Zealand who at the time of examination, shall be between the ages of sixteen and twenty years, and who shall satisfy the- Council that they would not be able to obtain a University education without pecuniary aid._ Candidates must pass a preliminary examination in elementary mathematics ; and each Candidate will be examined in two or three of the following subjects :— (1) Chemistry, (2) ] Physics, (3) Zoology, (4) Botany, (5) Geology. Special weight will be given to attainments and capacity in Zoology and Botany for the Sinclair Scholar- . ship, and in Chemistry'|and Electricity for the Gillies Scholarship, The names of Candidates and the , subjects which they select must be , notified, on or before the lirst day of October, to the Registrar, from whom i further information may be obtained ' ' The Examination will begin on the 26th of October,, and will be held simultaneously in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch. and Dunedin. ROBERT KIDD, LL.D., Registrar. . MAIN ROADS. Tauranga to Napier via Taupo. TO LABOURERS. SEPARATE TENDERS, addressed JO to the Hon. Minister for Public Works, will be recoived at the Post Office, Tauranga, until noon of Mosr- ; bay, the 28th of September, for the | Repairs and Maintenance of Sections , Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4, situated between Oropi and Teriringa, for a period of three months. Specifications can be seen and forms of tender obtained at the above office. The lowest or any tender not nec«s- --| sarily accepted. By order, • W. McINTOSH, Inspector. Tauranga, ■ 9th September, 1885.