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Southland Times, Issue 17521, 8 September 1915, Page 6

6d Pop No, 7 P°P p, o. p. s. PEOPLES’ POPULAR CONCERTS Municipal Theatre, Wednesday, Bth Sept Industrial & Retailers’ Princess XSTBOSTTCIKG POB TBil PIBSX •mvrv. OUE mu KBRBTJL INTERLOCnTOR —FRANK BOOTHBONES. TAMBOS. GEO. BRAXTON. 808 WILIS, JIM NBILSON. ALEX SUTHERLAND. 1. OVERTURE — ORCHESTRA. 2. OPENING CHORUS—“Rocky Mountain Lion” COMPANY, 3. SONG & CHORUS —"Tenting on the Old Camp Ground” JAMES TATTERSFIELD. 4. COMIC SONG —“Kiss, Good-bye” JIM NEURON. 5. SONG AND CHORUS—“EIsie of the Glen” WALTER SMITH. 6. SONG AND DANCE —"Wise Old Owl” ALEX SUTHERLAND. 7. COON SONG —“Daphne Loves Me” 808 WILLS. 8. PATRIOTIC SONG—“Grand Old Flag” JACK BROKENSHXRE. 9. COON SONG—“Bill Bailey" GEO. BRAXTON. 10. SONG —“Cheer Up Mother” LITTLE ALMA FTNNERTT. During Song the Union Jack will be held for a shower for , our Wounded Soldiers. 11. FINALE—“You’II See the Point” COMPANY. XHTEEVAL—rive SUrautes. 12. SELECTION— ORCHESTRA. 13. DANCE— MISS BOBBIE RYAN. 14. RECITATION —“The Eve of Waterloo” MR A. PRENTICE. 15. SONG —“Through Love to Light” (Cuthbert Wynne) MBS D. STUART DALLAS. 16. A FEW SAD HOURS WITH MR C. R WILLIAMS. 17. SONG & DANCE —“Billy Buttercup” LITTLE DORRIE McCLATCHY IS. SONG —Selected MR C. AMTMAN. ACCOMPANIST — MRS N. J. BROKENSHXRE. TO CONCLUDE WITH THE LAUGHABLE FARCE—SB BROWN’S MENTAL HOME. haracters Dr Brown Frank Booth. .Tim —A servant Bob Wills. Consumption Geo. Braxton. Other Characters by Messrs Lindsay, Sutherland and Brokenshire.

CHOICE NEW SELECTIONS to the Popular Enamel Brooches. TUBQUWSE BLuJBj BOjIAL BLUE| PDTK, BED AMD BLACK. STIRLING SILVER BBOOCH. All Colours, 2/-. Sterling- SOver Circle 880008, l/«. STIRLING SILVER BBQOCS, AH Colours, 2/C. BROOCHES to suit any FROCK In great variety; many espect. ally choice new Samples, Included In onr Latest Shipment just opened up. Same 818 BROOCHES without BABY, ENGRAVED. Same Price. STIRLING SILVER EX3 brooch:. All Colours, 1/9. STIRLING SILVER BZB BBOOCS, Blue Enamel, 2/6. MEW SELECTION EMAMEL BLOUSE SETS— An at Onr weUAmini TALUK, mmsden’s (Established, 1861). JEWELLERS, DEE STREET.

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mhe Well-known TROTTING Stallion, Proud Child ROTHSCHILD—PRIDE OF LINCOLN. Will Stand at Fairfax and travel Aparima, Heddon Bush, South Hillend, Lochiel, Winton, Drummond, and surrounding districts. •TERMS —£5 5/-; £2 12/6 payable Ist .Tanuary, 1916, and balance when mare proves in foal. Mares can be consigned ' to Fairfax. Good paddocking is provided at 2/- per week. All care taken but no responsibility. First marc brought to Proud Child will be served free. For particulars apply H. GILMOUR, Owner, Fairfax. TITISS LILV STEVENSON as Pc tor ItJL Fan. Sec LEWIS’S windows. Sg2TS BABBITS! are prepared to take Rabbits in ary Quantity at OCEAN BEACH WORKS from 2nd AUGUST. HIGHEST PRICES GUARANTEED. BABELS AND CRATES ON APPLICATION. J. H. KIRK & CO. ol PU., Ltd, DON STREET, TVJTSS LILT STEVENSON, the charmill. ing Danseuse, in Peter Pan. See LEWIS’S windows. Sg27S I WAIRIO COAL I i .. . . EVER since our railway was opened for traffic on Juno I, 1914, we have been overwhelmed with orders for our FAMOUS I WAIRIO COAL "i i —' which far exceeded our output. We have now—through the opening up of our new seams —got an adequate supply of Coal, the quality of which cannot be beaten.. We can give prompt delivery and solicit a trial order from those who have not yet tried .... I WAIRIO COAL | and Repeat Orders from those who have. THE WAIRIO RAILWAY AND COAL CO.. LTD., ESK ST., INVERCARGILL.