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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1319, 18 October 1880, Page 2

£1 Free Gifts 1 The proprietors of Wouks Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps, to induce the destruction and prevent the improper use of their wrappers and labels, and thus further protect the public against fraud and deception, have inclosed in the wrappers, or under the label on the quart bottles, sinco Ist October, 187S, and continue to incloso in every "day's packing throughout the year, Three £1 Orders, which are drawn upon the. undersigned, and which will be cashed bytheir agents. To secure theae gifts, tbe, oublic must be careful to ask for, and swept nothing but the Genuine UdoljhovVolfe's Schnapps, with our name upon tho op label. M Moss and Co., Wynyard-tanc„ Sdyney ; Dalgety and Co., agents, Dunediu., LATE ADVERTISEMENTS ROYAL HOTEL BILLIARD SAIOOfI. A MATCH will be played THIS EVENING—WESTON v ROBERTS. 1000 up, Mr. Roberts receiving 450 po : nti. 680 Annual concert IN AID OF NORTH OAMARU SCHOOL GYMNASIUM AND LIBRARY FUND,. IN THE VOLUNTEER HALL, ON THURSDAY EVENING, 21ST OCTOBER.. N. FLEMING, ESQ., In the Chair. Part I. 1. Selections from Lucretia Borgia" - Rifles Band! 2. Chorus, " Swiss Toy Girl" .... Scholars' 3. Song, " The Mountebank' 5 Mr. D. Booth 4. Duet, "Excelsior" Mrs. Kinnear aad Mr. E. Booth 5. Reading, " Mary, Queen of Scots" (by request) Miss Harpor 6. Duet, " Friendship " Mrs. P. Williams and Miss Gif Tori 7. Song, "All hail to beauteous Spring," Mrs. W. Fraser S. Duet, "The Moon is gently beaming," The Misses Hardy. 9. Song, "The White Squall," Mr. W. Fraser,, Interval of ten minutes. Part 11. 1. Selection from II Trovatore...Rifles Band 2. Song, " Such is lifo" ... Miss Gifforrt 3. Violin Solo Mr. George Jones 4. Reading, " Bonfire of Craig Go wan... Miss Harper 5. Song, " Scenes that arc brightest" (by request) Mrs. Kinnear 6. Song, " Didst thou but know" ... Mr. E. Booth 7. Song, " Cherry Ripe" ... Miss N. Hardy S. Duet, "Larboard Watch" ... Messrs. D. Booth and W. Fraser. 9. Chorus, " Good Night " ... Scholars Doora open at 7.30 ; commence at 8 sharp. Admission : Front seats, 2s Gd; scholars. Is ; second seats, Is.

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