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North Otago Times, 19 November 1903, Page 3

THEATRE SHOW NIGHTS, THE NATIONAL CONCERT COY. Will Givo a (1 RAND SCOTCH CONCERT, JT On, THURSDAY EVENING, 19th INST, GRAND CHORUS OF 50 VOICES, PROGRAMME, Chorus by Company, " Crngie Lea " Song," Hiclandmnn's Toast" (Sim) Mr A, Clcland. Recitation, " A Scotch Night " Mr C, G. Snow. Solo, " The Land o' the Leal" „. ... MRS T. H. COOMBE (of Tiuiftru)*' Violin Solo, " Caledonia " (Murdoch) Mr R. J. Mcldrum. Solo, " Oh, Promise Mc " (Kooen) MR FLORANCE THOMPSON (Late of Australia). Chorus, by request, " Hundred PipInterval of Five Minulcs. Chorus (Male Voices), " The Wedding of Shan Maclean " Solo, " The Auld Scotch Snngs" ... MISS VERONA CAMPBELL (Duncdin). Solo, " Where has Scotland found her fame " (Futchcr) Mr J. Crombie, Chorus, "MacgresDr's Gathering"... Solo, "Lochnagar" ... (Patterson) Miss Donvnrd. Solo, " Come into the Garden Maud " (JUxlfci) MR FLORANCE HIOMI'oON. Chorus, " Fantasia on Scottish Airs" " God Save the King." Commence 8 o'clock, carriages 10.15 i Dress Circle, 3s; Stalls, 2s; Pit, Is. Pioniste ... ... MRS T, WATSON, Organist MR W. FRAER. Musical Director, Mil. J. B. FERGDSSON, Member T.S.P. Col., London. I Theatre, Under Direction of Mr J, C, WilliamTho Greatest Musical Event that Has Ever Taken Place in Oamnra, SATURDAY EVENING NEXT! ! First and Only Appearance of Australia's Famous Contralto, Assisted by a Rare Combination, of Excellence, embracing MR PERCY GRAINGER, Pianist. Mil JACQUES JACOBS, Violinist. MR W. A. PETEHKIN, Basso. HERR BENNO SCHEREK, Mus. Dir. The Box Plan for Reserved Seats (10s) is Now Open at Mr W. F. Mehlrum's (the Dresden). FOUR HUNDRED UNRESERVED 5s TICKETS, Admitting to Stalls, are now on sale at Mr Meldrum's, HALF-A-CROWN TICKETS May be Purchased at- tho Doors on Night of Concert, Intending Patrons arc Advised to Book or Purchase Eaily. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. DUNEDIN SHOW, 26th and 27th NOVEMBER, 1903. CHEAP EXCURSIONS TO DUNEDIN. [OLIDAY EXCURSION TIC.I KETS to Dunedin will be issued as under: From Lyttclton, Kingston and intermediate stations, including branches, 23rd to 26th November. Also from Oamaru, Clinton and intermediate stations, including branches, by morning trains on 27 Lh November, All tho above tickets will be available for return up to and including TUESDAY, Bth DECEMBER. The return fares will be : FirstClass 2d per mile, Second-Class Id per mile, the minimum being 4s and 2s respectively. n l7 BY ORDER. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON In the Oamaru, Papakaio, Ngapara, and Waiarcka Dl»tricts l Tho CLYDESDALE STALLION " P. R 1 N GBA N K 11. Sire: Russell's Fancy, by Macarthur; dam; Rosie, by, Clydesdale Hero. ] For full pedigree seo cardß. j Terms: £4 4s—£2 2s at end of Beason; £2 2s when mare proves in foal. Groom'g fee, sb. All mares sold or exchanged the; owner at first service held responsible. JAMES WEIR, Owner, o2 Papakaio, T ORD RANFURLY WILL STAND At Waikaura. And Travel Oamaru and Surround- j ing Districts, to serve a limited num.- j bar oi mares. Sire: Lord Salisbury (impi); dam, Laura Foley, by. Young Banker (imp.) Terms: £5 ss—half at Ist January, and half when mare proves to be in foal. Groomage ss, payable at fir.st eorTies, THOMAS MKEN. 00 W&ik&UTft. OTAGO AGMOOLTUBAL AND PASTORAL SOCIEf Y. Twenty-seventh Metropolitan ANNUAL BUMMER SHOW. Held at Tabuna Park, Dunedin, , TfIDEBDAY AND FRIDAY, ' l November 26th and 27th, 1903. Liberal Prizes. Large and CommodU . ous Grandstand on Show Ground. FIRST DAY, Thursday, November 2Gth.—Judging Sheep, Cattle, Pigs, ,t Sheep Dog Trial, and Boys' Pony Races. SECOND DAY, Way, .Nd.verofer 27th. Judging Draughts, Thoroughi, breds, Carriage. Hackneys,. Hunters, s Cobs, Ponies, etc, Grand Parade ol Stock, Driving, Leaping, Stockmen's ' Race,'l'ree'fellingCbmpetitipn, Eihlbi--1 tions of Horsemanship, etc, eto, . Entries, aim Wednesday,. November 18th.. soh^nies,,jktry|formß, : .and-B!jiii Particulars.on appiicatioh to'-' '■■•>. ; P»0,M84,15ua34in»; OjW O jW