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Marlborough Express, Volume V, Issue 268, 31 December 1870, Page 3

sufcltc Notices. Sutherland Gold Mining Company (Registered). TENDERS -will be received by the above Company, from persons desirous of contracting for Driving a TUNNEL in the Company’s property. Tenders to be delivered to the Working Manager, at the Mine, or at the Company’s Offices, Highstreet, Blenheim, before noon of Saturday, the 14th day of January, 1871, where specifications of the work may be seen. Harry Pitt, Legal Manager. Loyal Marlborough Lodge, No. 4929, 1.0.0. F., M.U. A SUMMONED MEETING of this Lodge will take place at Ewart’s Hotel, on Saturday, December 31st, at 7.30 o'clock. Business: Election of Officers. Samuel Johnson, Secretary. £1 Howard. LOST.— A Black mare, with one white cheek, b ral) ded on shoulder with a boat rowlock, li^ e U ; was formerly owned by Rev. Mr Le e * I Apply to Mr Gorrie, or Mr Douslin. Wairau Club. THE Members of the WAIRAU CLUB will give their FIRST ENTERTAINMENT, in their new Hall, ON MONDAY, JANUARY THE 2nd, 1871. The performance will commence with the Laughable Farce, in one Act, "A MOST UNWARRANTABLE INTRUSION.’' Mr Nathaniel Snoozle ... Mr B. 0. Waddy. Intruder Mr C. J. W. Griffiths. Interval of Fifteen Minutes. To be followed by the Operatic Extravaganza, in two Acts, by J. Kenny, Esq., entitled, “THE ILLUSTRIOUS STRANGER," OR MARRIED AND BURIED. Aboulifar (King of the Island) .. Mr C. J. Rae Prince Azan ... ... .. Mr F. Carey Doctor Alibajon Mr G. Carter Gimbo ... Mr A. Grimstone Benjamin Bowbell ... ... Mr A. Maskell High Priest Mr J. White Officer Mr T. Dickens Irza ... ... ... ... Mrs C. J. Rae Fatima Mr C. Bushell Officers, Priests, Slaves, Attendants, &c. Scene—An Island off the Coast of Malabar. New and elaborate Scenery, by Mr Norgrove. Incidental Music and Songs arranged by Mr C. J. W. Griffiths. Interval of Fifteen Minutes. The Entertainment will conclude with “ BOX (A ROMANCE OF REAL LIFE), in one Act, by John Maddison Morton, Esq. Box (a journeyman printer) ... Mr A. Maskell Cox (a journeyman hatter) ... Mr W. F. Hull Mrs Bouncer (a lodging-house keeper) ... Mr C. Bushell Doors open at seven, to commence at eight o’clock precisely. Admission—Front seats, 4s; back do., 2s 6d. It is especially notified that the curtain will rise on the first piece exactly at 8 o’clock, after which no places will be kept. The intervals will not be longer than as stated above. Alfred Maskell, Stage Manager. Attractive Bazaar. THE Undersigned will hold on New Year’s Day next, a Grand BAZAAR, containing all the Articles in his Shop in the Market Place, Blenheim. The Tickets, 2s 6d each, will he ALL PRIZES. The Prizes will consist of Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Jewel cases, Family Bibles, Beautifully Illustrated Works, Catholic Pictorial Bible, Handsome Clock, Parian Statuettes, Concertinas, Elegant Photographic Albums, Tortoise shell and Pearl Hair Brashes, and a great variety of other useful and ornamental goods. The Drawing to commence in the front gallery at 9 in the morning, and continue all day. A complete list of the Prizes may be seen on application. Parties in the country sending subscriptions may have their tickets publicly drawn for on the day. W. Collie.