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Southland Times, Issue 19116, 5 August 1903, Page 3

Amusements VEALANDIA H^L . To-night (Wednasday), GRAND SPECIAL PROGRAMME a.yd thk BABY SHOW. A £3 ins PERAMBULATOR for the b?st Bnl>y under 12 months old, the audiene» to decide. ADMISSION Is ; Children, (id. Ji 1 00TIi AL L MAT GH. trialTmatci-i MAROONS v. COLOURS 2.45 P.M. UNION GROUNPS. I Admission to Ground, 0,1. Ladies FREE. Admission to Grandstand, <?d. R. GALDRAITH. y^crctary. URiIILvND SOCIETY OF SOU.HUND. ANNUAL FATHERING -*- To be held in ASHLEY'S HAL.., Friday, 7th August, 1903. PROGRAMME : 1. The Gathering Calcdonion Pipe Band a. I hiiirni_n's Remarks The Chief (Jio. Fraser, Esq) 3. Sonsr— Cam' ye by Athol Mrs Blue 4. Song (Garth) Mr A. Mv Arthur 6. Hig'iland Filng Mr A. Sutherland 6. Short R marku J. A, Mitchell, £sq. 7. Song— The auld Scotch SaiigH Miss S'ei.ne 5. Pibroch Mr A. S. Dun ran 9. Song (comic) Mr R. .Tenkina 10. Reading (Gaelic) Mrs Juo. Fraser 11. Song (selected) Mr E S Peiry 12. Pipe *iarch Messrs Duncan and Jenkins 13. Recitation MrJas Gait 14. Sonir— l.ochnagar Miss Mcßobie l.i. (short Addres«B Rev. J Muirhead 16. fiong (Gaelic) Mr H. Munro (Vcn aw) 17. Song Hurrah for tho Thistle Mrs Blue 15. Strathspeys and Reels Mr A. S. Uutcan 19. Song (selected) Mr L. Xi Iceland 20. Song- Flo* era o' the Forest M^s Stevens 21 Song (Gael c) Mr A. McGillivray 22. Scanutruibhas Mr A. Sutherland 23. bong Mr Geo. McAlpine 24. Happy we've been a'th'gither Caled' nian Pipe Bandit PRICES- Member* free to both parts of Catherine; N..n-Meaiberd (Concert) 2* ; (nance) Gents 4s Ladies 2a. Commence S p.m. J. and R. Jopp's drag leaves Waianiwa at Op.m., Wallacetown C3O p.m. Return after dance. Meetings y. m. c. A. 4 DJOORNED Anmnl Meeting of the Members cf /__ the Young Men. Christian Association, Invercargill, will be held in their Kooms on Friday, 7th Autr— st» ft t bls p.m. Younpf men who wish to join, and workers who wigh to help to make tho Association more popular and uselnl, aie cordially invited. J. S. BAXTER, Hon. Secretary. ' ' -- Railway Notices E. R. '_,♦ >•> TC'EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS (I.NVEKCAROILL DISTRICT). PLOUGHING MATCH AT BRANXHOLME. ON WEDNESDAY', Ctii A_GL'S r , 1903, rar for passengers will be attached to goods train leavin_ Inverctrgill at 2.15 p.m. Thi* train will stop where required between Invercargill and Branxholme for passengers. BY ORDER. THE SOUTHLAND CHAMPION PLOUGHING ~ MATCH Will be held on Wednesday, sth August, On MR COLIN GRAY'S FARM, WALLACETOWN The following Classes, viz :— CLASS A— Champion D. Furrow. „ B For ploughmen who never gained a firat prize. „ C — Single Furrow. „ D- Junior, for youths under 18, Double Furrow Fntries must be made not later than Saturday, Ist August, with the Secretary, J. A. MirCHtLL. HORSE JUMPINO COMPETITION— Post entry. NoTK,— In addition to the usual liberal cash prizes, we have again secured a speoial prize of a D. frurrow Plough from Messrs Reid and Gray, to be won twice with one of their make of plou.hs, also a Silver Cup, i-alue £7 78, from Jlr Rodk. Gray, to be won twice not necessarily in succession, open to all coiners, also many more valuable specials. . - | LONDuN TEMPERANCE HOTEL, TEA AND SUPPER ROOMS. MR C. S. BRASS begs lo intiTate that he has opened the anove Booms, and ia prepared to aaler in the best iaterests of tha publicNote Address— C. S. BRASS, TAY STREET, INVERCARGILL, NBW SHARES. Q IIABIH in the Southlaud Building and Investment k5 Society and Bank of Dapotit moy be taken up from August and are free from arrears They maybe obtained at the Society's Office, Tay street, daily, during office hours, or between seven and nine on Subscription Nights JAMES BROWN, Secre'ary. > UGHT-HUNNIN6y_#»- ■'"—■■■ ■■— l ■■' "" ■'£> *^~ni£~~&TrPEWfifTefr> ToSfcY/ftinrJO MAXHINtCOHPArfI. NEW MODEL, No. 10. rTHHE Meat satisfactory Typewriter ever produced. WE SELL A YOST EVERY DAY ON AN AVERAGE - Sundays included. Write for Catalogue. THE YEREX & JONES COY, WELLINGTON. IMMENSE PURCHASE OF A WHOLESALE ST CX. MEft'S SEWN BOOTS SEE WINDOW. Usual Price I_i(M ; Let-Go Price 8s Qd. 100 Pairs Children's Boots aud Shoes. (See Window). Usual price 3- 6d to 4s 9d ; Lot-Go Price Mid. tmiONS LET-GO SALE, DEE STREET. "TIOER TEAS" 1 Hava the best flavour of any on the market. Try i them. I , rTIECHNIOAL Students will nnd a splendid assort- ' I X ment of carpenters' and carvers' tools at Smith and Laing's, Eek street.