] WAIRAU AMATEUR OBEKATIC SOCIETY, EWARTS HALL, THURSDAY NEXT, TO-MORROW NIGHT MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT FIRST PART. i. Selection .. •• ••. Marlborough Orchestral Society. 2 Glee "Dr. Paul was a rare M.D." Zelh Messrs. Sturrock, J. Rose, Parker, and L. Griffiths. 3. Song (selected) . . • • Miss M. Mullen. 4. Song, " Fiona" . . • • Tosi Mr. C. Simson. 5. Sextette, " Moonlight" (Castanets, Triangle, Tambourine) . . Mrs. Lucas, Misses Watson, Healy, E. Rose, L. Purser, L. Home. 6. Song, " Waiting" . . . . Millar Mrs. Lucas. 7. Song, "Let it be soon" .. Tosi Mr. J. Rose. 8. Song, " What will you be ?" . . Gatt Miss Decima Horton. SECOND PART. A FARCE, IN ONE ACT, ENTITLED "MY WIFE'S MAID' ! (by Thos. J. Williams). Caste of Characters. • Mr Lysimachus Tootles (a young man with romantic tendencies). .Mr. L. Griffith; Mr. Tootles Senior (his father) Mr. F. Bui Capt. Crackthorpe Cruncher Mr C. Simsor Master Sprouts (a greengrocer's boy hired as a page) . . Mr. W. McDonald Mrs. Whiffleton . . Miss Watson Lucinda (her daughter) Miss Pursei Barbara Perkins (a sentimental maid, with a destiny) . . Miss E. Rose Doors open at 7.30 p.m. The Entertainment will commence at eight o'clock sharp. '■ Prices : Reserved seats (at Mrs. Bushell's), 3s; second seats, 2s; back seats, is. C. SIMSON, Hon. Secretary. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. - SATURDAY NEXT, AT 2 P.M. MESSRS GREEN & 00. having received instructions from Mr B. Jbllyman, will tell at their yardß : The most useful consignment of Horseß imported here, consisting of : 2 very Heavy Shatters 4 first - class Draught Mares, five-year-old 5 Medinm Draughts, four-year-old 2 Spring Oart Horses, three-year-old (real models) v 1 Trap Horse, three years 1 Dray The above have been specially selected for this district, being young and first-class quality. Also 10 good young Pigs. W. E. GREEN, Auctioneer. £5 REWARD WILL be paid to any person giving information that will lead to the conviction of the person who oiroulated the report that I was selling my run to Mr W. A. Ada&is, of Langley Dale, at the end of tbe twelve months' leaße. I have not tbe slightest intention of doing so. MBS JOSEPH BARTLETT. Bartlett's Greek, Deoember 12th, 1899. TENDERS. SEDDON SPORTS, 26th DECEMBER, 1899. rpENDERS will be reoeived by J the undersigned till 8 p.m; en FRIDAY, 15th Deoember, for the following privileges : — Publioan's Booth Refreshment (inoluding Luncheon) Booth Bight of Games. 3. W. HUMPHBEY9, Hon. Secretary. PIOTON ROAD BOARD. rpENDERS will be reoeived until J- FRIDAY EVENING, Deoember 15th, for the supply of : 500 cubic yards of Gravel on West Road (Eoromiko) and 100 yards at Mt. Pleasant. Specifications at the Post Office. Tua Marina and Koromiko. The work will be shown on WEDNESDAY, Deoember 18ih, starting at West Road at 1 p.m. 6EO. HOBN, Inspector. THURSDAY EVENING: "MY WIFE'S MAID" NEW GOODS FOR SUMMER. SHEEP SHEARS Turkey Stones. Planet Cultivators and Garden Tools New Wall Papers New Wall Distemper (Anyone oan make a room look like new m an hour.) The Imp. Soot Dtstioyer. A new shipment of DAVIS SEWING MACHINES W. GAUB, Market Street. TO HARVESTERS. rpENDERS wanted for Stooking, A Oar ting, Stacking, and Thaiohing 58 acres oats and barley at Bt. Leonards and Bpringlande. Particulars on applioation. J. M. PAUL, St, Leonards.
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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXIV, Issue 292, 13 December 1899, Page 3
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