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Clutha Leader, Volume I, Issue 19, 19 November 1874, Page 2

Meetings, Amusements, &c NOTICE. . ' ' ' '' "VTOTICE is hereby given that ~ a quarterly "^ Licensing MeetiDg for the following licensing districts, will be held as follows .— For the town of Balclutha j at the Resident Magistrate's Court, Balclutha $ and for the licensing districts of Waihola, Glenledi, town of Milton, Kaitangata, Crichton, Matau, Tokomairiro, Mount Stewart, Balmoral, South Molyneux, Clutha, Clinton, Popotunoa, Clydevale, and Wyndon, at the Court House, Tokomairiro, on the first Tuesday, at noon, in the month of December, 1874, for the purpose of taking into consideration all applications for certificates for such licenses as by "the Licensing Act, 1873, Amendment Act, 1874," are authorised to be granted by Licensiog Courts, and the transfer, or removal, or renewal of such licenses of which 21 days notice shall have been given to the clerk of Licensing Court for the district in which the premises in respect; of which such application is made are situated. PETER FARRELL, Clerk to the Licensing Courts. » Grand Fashionable ! ENTERTAINMENT. AGRICULTURAL SHOW NIGHT. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27.. A GRAND AMATEUR PERFORMANCE h IN BARR'S HALL, BALCLUTHA BY THE i CLUTHA AMATEUR DRAMATIC AND i CHORAL SOCIETY. ' IN AID OF THE WIDOW OF THE LATE ANDREW BAIN. J Sensational Comedy. r Unwarrantable Intrusion ! GRAND MUSICAL MELANGE ! ScreamiDg Farce - BORROWED PLUMES t Admission.— Front Seats, 3s ; Back Seats, 2s. Doors open at 7.30. Curtain to rise at 8. 1 Hrn. REMEMBER THE SHOW NIGHT J I «^& L WESLEYAN CHURCH iB A Z A A R 1 ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER, 27. (SHOW DAY.) - \ NUMBER of Useful and Ornamental "*"*- Articles will be offered for sale in ; BARR'S HALL, . in aid of the above Church. The Bazaar will be opened at 12 o'clock and the patronage of the public ia respectfully solicited. A Refreshment Stall will be provided. W. J. WILLIAMS. BARR'S CONCERT HALL. SMITH'S ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL COMBINATION ' OF CLASSICAL ARTISTES. Grand Opening Night J Grand Opening Night TO-MORROW rflO-MORROW v NIGHT J X NIGHT ! , The Company comprises a Constellation of Artistes of the first magnitude, embracing the 1 greatest Combination of Talent ever gathered in one organisation, and comprises the follow- • ing distinguished array of names i — F. AIREC, King of the Air, in his wonderful performance entitled Airevolante. . MR A. ST. VINCENT, Acknowledged by the Public and Press to be the greatest Comic Singer that ever visited the Colonies. MISS NELLIE FORRESTER, Queen of the Air, and Charming Seriocomic Vocalist. JEAN VERLETTI, The Champion Horizontal Bar Performer. MR GEORGE TURNER, The Great Double-voiced Vocalist, Silvertoned Tenor and Comic Singer. MR ST VINCENT & NELLIE FORRESTER in Comic Duets and Duologues. MR EDWARD HARRIS, Solo Pianist and Musical Director. The whole to conclude with a Laughable NitGRO SKETCH by the Company. Doors open at 7.30. Commence at 8 sharp. Cards of Admission — is. and 2s 6d. J. GARDNER, Agent. WILL SHORTLY APPEAR ! \ Thatcher Superseded. J^ nnt' t h o n y AUSTRALIA'S GREATEST COMPOSER AND COMIC VOCALIST I ASSISTED BY MDLLE FLORENCE, the Celebrated Sopa* rano. ! MDLLE ANASTATIA, the exquisite Dan* 8 seuse, iv her dances of all Nations. MR CHARLES in Russel's Favorite. Songs* MDLLE BLANCHE in Scottish Duets. ANTHONY in New Local Songs Nightly,