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Mataura Ensign, Issue 657, 4 November 1899, Page 2

The Mataura Amateur Dramatic Society are evidently imbued with the laudable desire to give the public full value for their money. It is their intention to stage " British Born," or " Under the British Flag," early in December. This popular and sensational drama has not been performed by any society outside of the principal towns, and it should draw a crowded house in Mataura. An exceptionally strong cast has been secured, and the company are incurring considerable expense for scenery so that the play will be well mounted. In the meantime they have decided to put on a grand concert at popular prices on Wednesday next. Mrs Blue, Invercargill's" favorite soprano, will be amongst the performers, and several Gore ladies and gentlemen are also assisting. A dance will bo held after the concert.

Art union of oil paintings. Farm of 800 acres, near Gore, for sale. Northcote's Kinematograph Company at, the Town Hall on Thursday and Friday next. Todd Bros, and Co., Heriot, figent for Sapwell's combined " Daisy " drill plough, manure and turnip seed sower. Concert and dance in aid of Pukevau Cricket Club's funds on 9th November. Meals 6d at the Federal Coffee Palace, The Right Hon. R. J. Seddon speaks at Clinton on Monday evening. Tenders invi'ed for purchase of steam dredge Victoria. Grand concert in aid of Waikaka School funds on 10th inst. J. W. Thomson announces meetings at Kaiwera, Pukerau, and Knapdale. Price list of Southland Frozen Meat Co.'s manures. National M. and A. Co. sell J. A. Simson's furniture on Wednesday next. R. McNab addresses Mataura electors at stated centres. Programme for Christian Endeavor Convention at Gore on 9th inst. Anniversary services of Gore Wesleyan Sunday School to-morrow. Soiree on Monday.