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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIII, Issue 143, 15 June 1909, Page 5

"SUCROSIN.E" FED. Mr J. H. Sellers, of Okaiawa, the noted breeder of Berkshire pigs., writes: "I have used "SUCIiOSINE' f for the past four years, aixl the result has quits exceeded my expectations. During that time I have taken 198 prizes, 33 champions, 5. gold, medals* and four points prises." For pigs, horses and all kinds <ef live etoete there is no food equal to "SUCROBINE." Obtainable from W. B, Dk>«6ioii and Co., Ltd.. Blenheim. * LATE AOVfeTiSEMTS. ~ ]Vfl"R B. C, GREEN MAN,. XtX (from Canada), . Will (D.V.) give an Address in St.; Andrew's Schoolroom/ WEDNESDAY, 16th inst., at 7.30 p.m. Subject: "Saul and David, Kings of Israel." ; All are cordially invited. NELSON BOXING ASSOCIATION. ■^NTRIES are invited for the fql.SuJ lowing contests, to be held in the Theati-e Royal, Nelson, on 21st. July, 1909:— N First Prize, Trophy Medals," value: of ..£5 'ss. ' >" Second Prize, Trophy Medals, value of £2 2s. No second prise if less, than five entries for any one ,class. Bantam, ■ Feather, Light, Welter, Middle and Heavy Weights. Entry fee,2s"6d. " ■'' ' Entries close on:7th July, 1909, at. the Commercial Hotel, I^elson. . L. H. KING, . ■ • ; Secretary.. : —-i» ; — fr"REA/F BANdUET \J{ J_vJLiX&- JL. JLJ? -£jfc.X™ V3ay *_/ JS-a JL. UNDER the auspices of the Biblical and Literary Society. EVENT OF* THE- SEASON.. Will be held in . WESLEY HALL, HIGH STREET. •■ TO-MOftKO'W EVE^ING^ at 6 o'clock • (Not 7. p.m., as per tickets.) ' TICKETS, 2s 6d,. To be had at Messrs W. Cooke and Sons, Grocers; W. J. Martin, Jeweller; E. H. Penny, Stationer";' L. A. | White, Stationer, and ; members of Committee. : Toast-list speakers include: Mr John Duncan, M.P., Mr A. McCallum (Mayor), Councillors. Girling, Parker and Penny, Dr. Innes and others. TOWN HALL. MARYBOROUGH HORTICUL^ TURAL SOCIETY CONCERT. (In Aid of School Children's Prizes.) JUNE 17th (THURSDAY), at 8 p.m. PROGRAMME. PART I. 1. Tableau and Song—"Mary, Mary I Quite Contrary" ... ... j School Children. 2. Tableau and Song—"Little Jack Homer" ...••• School Children. 3. Song—"Chatterbox." ... "... ... I School Children. 4. Dance—"Madcap Dance." ■■":':;'/"... Misses Nosworthy, Dodsori and Clarke. :- 5. Tableau and Song—"Little" Sally Waters." • " -V ... ... School Children,.^ -~ , 6. Song—"Good-night." ;";". \l .... | r School Children. ,' , 7. Tableau and Song—^.'Little Miss r" : Muffit." ... ... ":::'Z\yJ?;- ... I School Children., 8. Dance- —"Irish Washerwoman." ... I Misses Clarke, Reid, Nosworthy and Dodson. 9. Song— "Candletime." ... .., ..* School Children. INTERVAL. PART 11. 1. March—"Storm King" (E..T. Paul) Quartly's Orchestra." 2. Danee —"Hungarian Folly." Misses Dodson, Clarke and Nosworthy. 3. Song—"The Slave 'Song (Del Riego) d Miss Newbiggin. 4. Physical Drill — High School Boys. ,5. Song—"Kathleen Mavourneen" (F. N. Crouch) ... I Miss Scott-Smith. 6. Violin Solo—"Canzonetta," by, I D'Ambrosio .-. Mr J. M. Hardin, L.C.V. 7. Song—"A Garden of Roses" (Vincent Thomas) ) Miss M. Rose. 8. Dance—"Maypole." ' ... School Children. , ' ADMISSION: 2s and Is; Children, Half-price. ? I' OST.—A pound tin b£-\BENS-J DORP'S Cocoa. * Finder" need J not comunica,te with they police.