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Clutha Leader, Volume XXVII, Issue 1439, 16 October 1900, Page 2

New .-.avertisements RANTED. IMPROVERS for DRESSMAKING, Apply— MISS GAWN, 168 t . * " * Balclutha. " British Born " This drama, which was received ' with unanimous approval last month, will be reproduced in McKENZIE'S HALL ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27. " Those present were held enthralled by the splendid acting of the principals, which it is no exaggeration to say proved a revelation to many."— Free Press. " We are safe in saying this entertainment has never been surpassed in the Clutha*— Olutha Leader. I Proceeds to be devoted towards the Jl6B. HARVEY MEMORIAL FUND. j-rjLTJTHA MOUNTED RIFLES. (D Company Otago Regiment Mounted Rifles.) THIRD ANNUAL GRAND MILITARY SPORTS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27th, 1900, Commencing at Noon, Events : Section Horse Leading Pony Race Lloyd Lindsay Threading Needle Trot (Open) Cutting Boer's Head Jumping (Three Flights) Farmers' Hurdle Race Night Alarm Victoria Cross Race Tug-of-War (Divisions) Troopers' Hurdle Race Balaclava Melee Troopers' Escalading Race Riding and Jumping. Balclutha Brass Band. Refreshment Booth. Performance of the Grand Patriotic Drama " BRITISH BORN," in aid of the Captain Harvey Memorial Fund in the evening. Special Train from Owaka. 108 L ~ ~ 0_ ~~* T - Lost on Main South Road near Moflats on Thursday night last, two yearling HEIFERS (one white and one red). W. MOLLISON, !68 Balclutha. TjIUNERAL NOTICE. The friends of James Paterson and Family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his late wife which will leave his residence for the Port Molynsux cemetery on Thursday, 18th at 2 30 j p.m. A. B. HENDERSON, j 168 Undertaker.