THEATRES, &c. ■JMTUNICIPAL QPERA TTOUSE. Direction of Mr Geo. Stephenson. TO-NIGHT ! ...ONLY ONE OPINION... One of the most profoundly interesting, enjoyable, and refined entertainments that lias ever visited Palmerston North. The opportunity of your lives to see the air we breathe in liquid form.... And the marvellous demonstratien by Prof. Andrews. Brilliant success of the famous English Pierrots Society Entertainers. A Positive Host in Themselves. Miss Elaa Dwyer . Miss E. B. Peorless Mr F. H. Stokes.... J. N. Gelide.
THE GREAT ALMA A master in all that is mjsterious, and THE TRINITY CHOIR BOYS Tha sweetest music that was ever lmrd. Popular prices—3s, 2s, and . Is. Box plan at Mr W. Park's. ! Doors open at 7.30. Commence at 8. Carriages 10.30. , Manager .. .. C. R. Bailey, MONDAY NIGHT. MONDAY NIGHT. "jl/TUKICIPAL /-\t»£BA TTOUSE GRAND CONCERT ...8Y... Watkin Mills' QUINTETTE PARTY. Programme. : ",-'■ Past I. . Pianoforte solo, ''Irish Rhapsodies "(Arohy ! Rosenthal) Mons Eduard Parlovitz Recit. and air, " Entreat Me Not to Leave . Thee," Ruth'a song (Gounod) Miss Gertrude Lonsdale Bcena, " The Grail Song," in distant land, latt Act "Lohengrin "(Wagner) Mr Harold Wilde Aria, "Caio Kome," Rigoletto (Verdi) Miss Edith Kirkwood Reoit. and air, "-She Alone Charmeth My Sadness," La Reine de Saba (Gounod) Mr Watkin Mills Ballid, " My Am Folk" (G. Lemon) Mis 3 Gertrude Lonsdale Bong, '«The Willow " (Goring Thomas) Mr Harold Wilde Song, "A Little Fleet of Cloud Boats" (Finden) Mis a Amy Woodforde Song, •' The Ninepenny Fidil" (arranged by Herbert Hughes), Old Irish Miss Edith Kirkwood New sons, "Tangi," a Maori lament (com. posed expressly for and dedicated to Mr Watkin Mills by Alfred Hill) Mr Watkin Mills Pianoforte solo, "Scherzo in B Minor" (Chopin) Monß Eduard Parlovitz New duet, " Watchman, what of the Night" (J. Sergeant), composed expressly for Messrs Harold Wilde and Watkin Mills, Mejtrs HaroM Wilde and Watkin Mills ..SHORT INTERVAL.. Past 11. Song Cyc'e, ".Daisy. Chaia" (Liza Lehmann), twelve songs of childhood Miss Edith Kirkwood. Miss Gertrude Lonsdale, Mr Harold Wilde, and Mr Wutkin Mills 1 Quartette," Foreign Children " 2 bong, contralto, "Fairies" 3 Song, baritone, " Keepsake Mill " 4 Song, soprano," If Mo One Ever Marries Me" . '•■■.•-• 5 Song, tenor, "Stars" . 6 Quartette, "Seeing the World " 7 Song, contralto," The Ship that Sailed into the Sun" 8 Song, soprano, " The Swing " 9 Song, baritone, " Mustard and Cress " 10 Song, tenor, "The Moon" 11 Quartette, "Thank You Very Much 1 Indeed" 12 Quartette, " Blind Man's Buff" Reserved Seats 5?, Drees Circle and Front Stalls is, Stalls 33, Ptt 2s. Box Plan at Bennett's.
P.N.V. FIRE POLICE & SALVAGE CORPS GRAND XARNIVAL In aid of the above will be held on tho : SaOWGROUNDH; : WEDNESDAY, SEn. 27tb, 1905. yifNRAND FANCY DRESS PROCES- " SION will leave the Square at 1 o'clock sharp. 7-a side Football Contest. 5-aside Ladies' Hockey Tourney. [ 2-Mile Bicycle Race. • Competition Quickstep by Municipal Band 2-men Coupling Event, P.N. Fire Brigade Bandmen's Race, Etc., Etc. Novel Uostome Football Match. The Event of the Year. Don't Miss It. Admission Is; Grandstand 6d. LIEUT JONES, 1 Joint C. H. WITHERS, ) Bees. CAPT CARTER, Supervisor. Tickets can be obtained from members of ihe corps and shopkeeperg.
FEILDING BAND CONTEST OCTOBER lO'.h, 11th, k 12th. * Reception and Garden Party. On Tuesday afternoon at the Racecourse Grounds. Waltz Competition Tuesdap Night. Grand Military Marching Competition | Wednesday Afternoon at the Oral. Quartettes and Tries Wednesday Night in Drill Hall Test Selection Thursday Night, Drill Hall, PEIZE MONEY, JEI3S And Gold and Silvor Medals and Trophies. W. R. WALKER, Sec. Committee. P.N.V. FIRE POLICE CARNIVAL. 120 yards Race for Junior Footballers —Ist prize, one dozen Cabinet photos, donated by Mr Billens; 2nd prize, Case of Pipes, donated by Mr A. A. Pratt. Nominations close with Mr H. S. Munro, Manawatu Auction Mart, Cuba street, at 8 p.m., Tuesday, 26th inst. R. D. JONES, Hon. Sports' Secretary.| PIOSI PIOSI PIOSI W. DIMOCK & CO., Ltd. PGS will be reoeived at the following weighing stations aa under :— Bongotea (Tuesday) 3rd, 17th, and 31st October Failding (Wednesday) 4th and 18th October, and Ist November Oroua Bridge (Monday) 9th and 23rd October, and 6th November AshhursV (Monday) *9th and 23rd October, and 6tH November Palmerston N. (Tuesday) 10th and 24th October, and 7tn November Full particulars from A. J. Arnold, principal agent, Bunnytborpe.
fT\HE KloS&—Haye you visited our te* Ji tooma (next Ho|iwood's)v tbe Square. They're da'niy and eeleot.
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Manawatu Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 496, 23 September 1905, Page 1
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