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Inangahua Times, Volume XVI, Issue 301, 21 April 1892, Page 3

NOT[ 0 E . WE hereby warn all persons from TRESSPASSINGon our farms without leave ; and sportsmen will do well to remember that we have laid POISON on our properties for stray dogs, who often worry our stock. GALLAGHER BROS. D. McGINLEY. Cronadun, April 19, 1892. KATER'S PRINCESS THEiTCE. pRAND MUSICAL & DRAMATIC U ENTERTAINMENT, In Aid of the Hospital Rotunda, Will be given by the Black's Point Band, assisted by local amateurs, on ON FRIDAY NEXT, APRIL 22. PROGRAMME. Part I. 1. Selection—" The Seige of Rochelle " Black's Point Band 2. Overture — Selections, Violin and Piano ... Mrs Park and Mr Lynch 3. Solo—" The Silent Night March" Mr Sleur 4. Comic Song— " The BlueHaired Boy," ... Mr Quinn 5. Song — " We meet as strangers now," ... Miss Doherty 6. Duet— "All's Well" Messrs Lynch and Dunn 7. Violin Solo — selected Mr J. Anderson 8. Solo— "By the Fountain" ... Miss McGuire 9. Comic Song Mr Cooper Interval of Ten Minutes. Part 11. 1. Overture — Selections from "II Trovatore " Black's Point' Band 2. Trio— 4 ' Dame Durden " Messrs Dunn, Cooper, and Lynch 3. Song—" Dear Robin, I'll be true to Thee" Miss Cocks 4. Step Dance Mr S. Harris 5. Comic Song — By Little Gipsy Jane 6. Solo — "Anchored" ... Mr Dunn 7. Comic Song — '• The Broadway Swell" ... Mr H. Martin 8. Song — selected ... Miss McGuire Interval of Five Minutes. To conclude with a selection from Sheridan's plays. Sir Lucius O'Trigger Mr McDavitt Faulkland Mr H. Cooper Bob Acres Mr H. McSherry David Mr E. Bagley Captain Absolute Mr J. Lee Pianistes : Mrs Park and Mr H. Kater* Violinists: Messrs Lynch and Anderson. Tickets, Front seats, double, 3s; do., single, 2s ; Back seats, Is. Doors open at 7.30, to commence at 8 p.m. sharp. C. HANSEN, QAIL & TENT MAKER & OILSKIN KJ MANUFACTURER, MACKAY-STREET, GREYMOUTH, Next Volunteer Hall. Wagon Tilts, Horse Covers, Tents, and Tarpaulins. Flour Bags. A large assortment of the best Hose Canvas always on hand. Flags for Sale and on Hire. • All orders promptly attended to. LAND FOR SALE THE undersigned has FOR SALE 120 ACRES of FREEHOLD LAND on the Buller Road, close to the Town Boundary and to the projected Railway Station. The ground is cut up into sections of 2 acres and 5 acres each. Nine of the 2-acre sections are fronting the Buller Road : the other sections are situated between these and the Inangahua River, and all have access to Road Reserves. From its position the ground is admirably adapted for building sites, market gardens, and small grazing paddocks, and must increase in value. Also For Sale FREEHOLD CORNER SECTIONS 480 and 518, opposite the Criterion Hotel, at the junction of Smith-street and the Buller JRoad. These sections are well situated for a site for a Hotel or General Store. Also, Sections 519, 520, and 521, immediately behind the two former, having a frontage of 99 feet. Also, sections 446 and 447, nearly opposite the new Council Chambers. Terms: 20 per cent Cash, and the balance extending over 2£ years in equal payments on bills payable quarterly and bearing 8 per cent interest. These terms are most liberal ; as an instance it may be mentioned that the purchaser of a 2-acre section on the Buller Road, the price of which is £30, need only pay £6 cash, and will have 2£ years to pay the balance. Farther particulars can be obtained on enquiry. PATRICK BRENNAN, Auctioneer. Reefton, 6th April, 1892. WANTED. EARN MONEY AT HOME.— Either sex ; new work ; just started ; all earn good wages ; no walking or travelling required ; anyone can do the work ; boys and girls earns nearly as much as men ; write for particulars at once, before our list is lull, and enclose addressed envelope and stamp for reply to JAS. G. SARGOOD, Manager, P.O. Box 986, Sydney ; or, 65 Royal Arcade, George and Pitt Streets, Sydney.