Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Manawatu Herald, 23 May 1893, Page 3

OPPOBTUNITY IS GOLDEN.rr-People are always wanting something for a change, therefore why not try UnoijE Samb. Bou.kd Oats, which aye unrivalled as a breakfast luxury, being most nutritions and not heating the bipod as in, the case of oatmeal. Recommended for Invalids. Sold erery where in 2lb packets. ' . „..< NOT TO KNOW IS NOT TO but once having used Sun Bamng Powder jou will never be without it. for it is ihe best in the market! both for purity and price. Sold everywhere.' MAHOMET SAID :^> The. ink of the wise is worth more than the blood of martyrs." Perhaps all do not agree with tbis; but everyone acknowledges that CnEASB's A. 1; CotfKE whon : oaoc tried is always u««L ENGRAVING of all descriptions executed by McKee Si GAMBiiK, N.Z. Press Agency, Wellington. Advertising; Blocks, Brass Door Plates, Stencil Plates, Copper Plate and all otlier kinds of engraving. Send for quotation. v . '.

PILLIS' CIRCUS AT PALMEJI- . STON NORTH. ; I - ON THURSDAY, 2'6th May, a; Special Passenger Train. will leave Palmerston at 11.5 p.m. for Foxton, stopping at intermediate stations if required. On FRIDAY, 20th May, the usual 5.5 p.m. train from Palmerston will be delayed till G p.m. and will run accordingly later to "Foxton. ' Exoursion Tickets to Palmet^tou yr ill be issued at Foxton on 25th and 26th, available for return on clay of issue only, . ; FABES—' ' First Class— Four Shillings : \ Rooond Class — T^vo ahil lings and aixpeni.e. - ; - Hy Order. Foxton Public 1 Hail. Qu«*n's Birthday, r ' WEDNESDAY, 24th MAY, 1893. CONCERT 1 ENTERTAINMENT : Will be given as, above, in aid! ."; . -'• . ■■ ■•'■ otiit ' '•.. '■''■■■ ;. i >; VOX TO NAT HLE T I C S POrlt S? ■ P^PQ^AMM£. ;:1 " Part I. 1. Overture— "The Spirit of the B&11," Miss Shortt and Miss Williams " 2. Song— "Out on the Deep," Mr! T. Redmond , 3. Song — "Love like an Iriohnion," \ Mr T.Ennis 4; Violin Solo— Mr J. Kitchen ; 5. Song — "A Dream within a Dream," Miss Williams 6. Song— "A Friar of Orders Grey,',' Mr W.Cook. J 7. Recitation— " In the Signal Box," MrAU- Fraser 8. Duet—" Life's Dream is oe'r, farewell'," Misses Symons 9. Song—" When other lips," Mr Waters 10. Duet— r Tell her I lpye her so,", Mr and Miss Shortt. ' Interval of Ten Minutes. Part n. '', 11. dvertureU-Miss Shortt '■■"']■ 12. Song— ''The Soldier and the Man/ \MrT. Keen , 13. Song— (selected) Miss Cummerfleld* ' 14v SonlH-" My Pal Jaok." Mr Shortt i 15. Duet— "Larboard Watch," Miss Shortt , and Mr Waters ' i • 16. Sailor's Hornpipe— Mr C. Hargreaveß To conclude with the Laughable . Farce of « Brown's Will." Characters: ' . Snooks (a Tailor) • - Mrßiohmond Johnson ) I Mr P. Keen Thompson J- customers -{ - Mr St. Ives Bikks j (Mr Fitz-Williams GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. Doors open at 7.30 p.m. Perfprraance to commence at 8 o'clock sharp.' Admission — Front seats, 2s ; back, Ib. T, P. WILLIAMS, . Hon. Sec PUBLIC OPENING OF OAMPBELLTOWtt • LONGBURN " BRIDGE ON Wednesday, May 24, - At 12 o'clock, : T UNOHEON on the Bridge after -|^ ' ll the opening. Tickets," 2s . 6d ; Childrek, Halfjf ' ' :: ;phioe.' ; '' i: ' J ' " ; ' ; "' Proceeds in aid of Palmerston Hos- ,: . r e, ; "pital^uiid. .-...■■ i:,;»-] | , '_. _■_ , : ._ Secristar^. ■ i