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Clutha Leader, Volume XVII, Issue 875, 24 April 1891, Page 5

-^Sjbepial Advertisements. ARR'S HALL BALCLUTHA ",, WEDNESDAY, 2&lh APRIL. 5 ->:•.. CONCERT 1 AND SERVICE OF SONG. j In Aid of the Funds of the j BALCLUTHA WESLEYAN SUNDAY SGHOOL. -- _ s ' j -. 1 ■■■-■••■ -Part I. • tl Rocked in 'the cradle of the deep," j ■■-■■■ Mr A. Sharpe. "The cradle song of the poor," " : Miss Rooney. Duet— " The Minute Gun at Sea" -- '' ■ Messrs G. and J. Matheson. " Qrieen of the earth," ■■•'■"■ ■ Mr Charles King, Milton. Recitation — " Little Topsy's song." j '- ' • ; , Master T. Ramage. '• : : Part 11. Musically Illustrated Service of Song, " E V A," . By upwards of Fifty Voices. Scatter Seeds. of Kindness ... Children The! Happy- Home' . ... Children Borneo Sweet Home . ... Children Far, Tar Away ... ... Children I See a World of Spirits Fright Children Thou Art Passing AvHiy (with own violin obligato) Master A. Henderson My Beautiful Home ... Children I Long to be, There ... Children To The Land Where Jesus : Dwelleth ... ... Children Behold the"Bridegroom Cometh Choir We Watched Her Breathing... Children Safe in The Arras of Jesus ... Children Peacefully Sleep ... ... Children Vital Spark of Heav'nly Flame Choir Connective Readings by Rev. W. G. Thomas. Organist . ... •; Miss Grant. Conductor ... Mr J. Matheson. Doors open 7.30 ; commence at 8 sharp. Admission : Front Seats, Is 6d ; Back Seats, Is. nHHE MANCHESTER HOUSE, MILTON, Is now fully equipped' with all classes of FASHIONABLE Spring and Summer MILLINERY, MANTLES, DRESS GOODS, AND GENERAL DRAPERY. In no season in the jiast have we had the pleasure of showing our Patrons such a Grand Display of really FASHIONABLE GOODS. Ladies who have already inspected the Stock all comment favourably on the Styles, Textures, and Quality, saying that each succeeding year brings designs of a more Artistic Character. Our aim in the past has been to keep the Manchester House in the Front Rank of houses famed for the distribution of Really Fashionable Drapery. Our efforts have been rewarded by a LONG AND EVER INCRASING CONSTITUENCY. As in the past, so in the future, our aim and object will be to make the Manchester" House an ever increasing centre of attraction for the Three Gre/z Points required in running a SUCCESSFUL DRAPERY BUSINESS, viz. :- Right Styles, Right Textures, and (last but not least) Right Prices. Inspection of the Stock invited. EDWARD STEWART, MANCHEvSTER HOUSE, MILTON. BALCLUTHA PAROCHIAL DISTIUC T. . The Rev. T. F. Dodd will 'hold services on Sunday first at St. Paul's, Kaitangata, 11 a.m. (Holy Communion). j St. Mark's, Balclutha, 3 p.m. and 6.30 \ p.m. There will also be service at Balclutha at 11 a.m. The service at Balclutha will be a j Thanksgiving Service for the blessings of ; harvest. . j There will alpo be a Harvest Thanksgiving Service, at St. Paul's, Kaitangata, I on Wednesday, at 7 p.m. I