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Southland Times, Issue 11901, 24 November 1891, Page 3

Amusements rp H E A T B E BOYAL TO-NIGHT. TUESDAY, 24th NOT. MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT B? GARRISON BAIVD, Assisted by Friends and the Campbelltown Amateur Musical and Dramatio Clnb. ACOOMPAHIBT MiBB FIWDLAT PART I. 1 Grand Selection — ••Boesini" arranged by H. Bound Garrison Band, Conductor, Lieut. W. Y. 6iddall 2 Song — The Longshoreman ... Mr Taylor 3 Song -My Daareßt Heart ... Mrs Boss 4 Cornet 6o:o— The Challenge (Round) Mr A. F. Litbgow 6 Pong— "The .Gallants of England" iGatty) ' Mr Watson 6 Clarionet Hole— ••Berr's 11th Air Vario" Mr Lillicrap 7 Song— "The Better Land" (Jnde) Miss Little Violin obligato by Mr C: Hale. 8 Duet-"Well, I Baid 8o" Messrs Anthony and Smith 9 Grand Selection— Contact Garrison Band INTERVAL. PABT IL Hatty OSheal. ly the Campbelltown Musical and Dramatic Club. Doors open at 7.30, Concert at 8. Circle and Stallß 2s, Pit Is. The City Bacd have kindly consented to play on the balcony. n024 E. HA WEB, Hon. Bee. TNVEUCARGILL CHORAL UNION. Owing to the Garrison Band Concert, there will be no Ladies' Rehearsal for The Messiah, in Mr Gray's rooms to-night J. L. Me 3. WATSON, n024 Hon. Sec. Meetings PIONEER OF SOUTHLAND LODGE N027, 1.0.0.F. A SPECIAL SUMMONED MBETIRG of the above Lodge will be held in the Lodge room With street, on Thureday evening 26th met, at 8 p.m sharp. Business — Important n024 BY ORDER OF THB N.G. OT PAUL'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. A CONVERSAZIONE & SALE OF WORK (USEFUL 4 ORNAMENTAL) Will bh held in THE THEATRE ROYAL, OK W EDNESDAY 25th INSTANT. TlCKETS— (including refreshments) Adults Is 6d ; Children halfprice. The City Band has kindly offered to play the Contest Selection during the Evening. Music by the Choir and friends and addresses by Ministers and others during the evening Doord open at 6.30 p.m. nol4 Public ftotlces COOKERY. MRS MILLER will give concluding lessons on Tuesday, Wednesday and (Saturday afternoon at 7.30 ; Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings at 7 30 p.m. n023 [a cabd.] DR LEVINGE will be found at the Club Hotel (Dee street) until further notice. n023 "THE LJND 4 INCOME ASSESSMENT ACT 1891." IN ORDER to afford full opportunity to persona and companies of completing returns of land and mortgages for the purposes of the above-mentioned Act; it is hereby notified that such returns wi'l be received by ihe Commissioner up to the 31st December, 1891, and will be accepted as if they had been received on the 28th November 1891. Such returns must, however, still be made f bowing the property as existing on the Ist November instant. Dated this 20th day of November 1891. CHAS. M. OBOMBIE, n024 Commissioner of Taxes. SHEEP SHEARS B. B. A. (Btjrgoic & Ball's) JUST ARRIVED AI PORT CHALMERS, Ex " HTJRUNUI." BROAD, SMALL & CO. eo2o (vNV"* ft ■ *n The famous " DOG'S HEAD " Brand of Bass and Guinness justly takes the lead in every Market Of New Zealand. It is shipped there in Full Sized Champagne Bottles only. Messrs. READ BROTHERS bottle no other Ale or Stout but those of Bass and Guinness respectively, and only those which are brewed e»pressly for Exportation. Their splendid Bottling Premises alone furnish a hostage for high quality, being far beyond comparison, both as regards extent as well as completeness. They must be seen to be appreciated. JONEPII STOCK, SOLE AGENT FOR BOUTHLAND. n24 QHORTBBT AND CHEAPEST ROUTE TO Te Anau and Manapori Lakes. All kinds of conveyances and Bad die horsea can be obtained at George Beer's Railway Hotel, Moßaburn. Thoroughly competent driver? employed, There is Rood accommodation at this hotel combined with comfcrt and cleanliness. Pbivatb Suite of Rooms Foe Famimhs. T bfl telephone iB laid to the Mossburn Post Office. GEORGE BEER. 0029 Proprietor. T AKEB TE ANAU AND MANAPOURI JOHN DORE'S Coach having commenced ruining will leave Fletcher's Hotel, Lumsden, for the above Lakes as under : — LAKE MANAPOURI : Mondays— ll a.m, on arrival of Invercargill and Kiugaton trains, retnrning on Tuesdays, arriving at Lnmsden 3.30 p m in time to xatch Invercargill train. LAKE TE ANAU : Thursdays— lo.Bo a.m, on arrival of Inveroargill train, returning on Saturdays, arriving 3.30 p.m in time to catch Invercargill and Kingston trains. Passengers can book through to either Lake aa Mr Snodsrrass' bustfiy will meet the coach P.I Lake Manapouri and the •' Key." Faebb— Kindle, 26a; retnrn, L 2 ; redi\cec fares for a party of three and upwards. Special coach or buggy can be arranged for al any time. Agents : Mr Robert Brown— Refreshment Boom, Railway Station, Lumeden Mr Rjbert Murrell - Hotel, Lake Manapouri Mr Snodgrasa— Like Te Anau. All further information can be obtained from J. B. C. DOBE, no2Q Proprietor,