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Southland Times, Issue 11750, 1 June 1891, Page 2

THE PHONOGRAPH ! EDISON'S ASTOUND P G TALKINGMAtHINE. WILL B 8 SXHIBITHD I* THEATRE ROYAL ON WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY NEXT. Meura McMabon havi much pleasure in announcing the only exhibition in Invercargil] > f Edison's Latest Phonograph, the astouading talking machine, will take place at the Theatre Boyal on Wednesday and Thursday next. Professor Douglas Archibald, M.A., Oxon., will deliver an intensely interesting lecture, and exhibit the incredible capability :a of the marve ot nineteenth century. . . Songs by famous artists. , . GLADSTONE WILL SPEAK Iff INVEEOARQIIL ON WIDMUDAY NIXT Instrumental Inacs.c performed in Kurope and America, full han^s, belt chime*, English song birds, songs by J. L. Too!e, Madame Barton, JBellis Stewart, Snazello, George Leich, Quartettss by the Cbxistoharcu Cathedral Choir, Adelaide Cathedral Choir, American Coloured Jubilee Choir, etc. Secitatiom by A If. am pier and Edison, ortti' ns by Hir George Grey, Hon. J. Ballance, Bishop Jnli s, T. K. Macd n»ld. tho Hon. The Bpea%er, the Hon. J. O. Ward, Bir Bobert Stoat, the Evl of Kintore, the Eirl of Onslow, Band selectioos by Tusan'a B*&d, New York, Adelaide, and Melbourne Bat da, and The Christchurch Salvation Band, will b* actually reproduced with marvellous fidelity. Early application for seats absolutely n9 essary at Mr Chas Ha'e'e. fopular prices will be charged, viz, Thne shillings, Two shillingn, ond One chilling. iuy29 Frhsk a bbivals.— Thirty trunks of npw and seasonable goods just arrived br direct steamer and row being openari up. Contents comprise Ladie» and Gents Boots, Shoes and Slipper* from the best makers, and will be ufftrtd for ft ew dftji at K*t4 P«io<i for Q«ib ,«Iy«*BMA& BIO*, W7 *•* ?*!•«,