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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 11023, 14 September 1897, Page 3

Amusements. ST. MABY'S SCHOOLKOOM. THIS EVENING. PROGRAMME : Piano Solo Mr Sidney Cooper Tab'eau Song Mr Walton Song Mr Taylor Song Mrs Burgess Plantation Quartet, Misses C. Bayly and G. Fooko, Messrs Watkins & Noble Song, " Auntie" (in character) Miss Teed Song Dr. Walker Tableau INTERVAL. Violin Solo Mr Cooke Tableau Song Mr Didsbury Tableau Duet Misses Fookes Duet (in charaoter), " Where are you Going," Old and Now Version Plantation Quartet, Misses C. Bayly and G. Fookes, Messrs Watkins & Noble Grand Tableau ... Whole Strength of Company | " God Save the Queen." Doors open at 7.30 p.m., commonce at 8. Admittance, Is. b 144

Star Football Club's ANNUAL SOCIAL Will be held in the THEATEK ROYAL, ON Wednesday, September 15th* i-GENTLEM*3N, 3/-. LADD3S, 2/-.-J Tickets may be obtained from Messrs J. Gilmour, "J. and T. Avert, Mrs Crocker, or members of the Club C. B. LEVER, b 0 Po»- Sec. BAZAAR. Alexandra Hall. Wednesday and Thursday. (October 6th and 7th.) PROCEEDS IN AID OP WHITELEY MEMORIAL^ CHURCH STALLHOLDERS?:— Record SrALL — Mrs Handy and Miss Annio Ramson Cushion & Cosy Stall— Mrs S. B. Whita and Miss Rawson Soutii Road — Mrs Morshead and Mn Bullot Ladies Stall (useful & ornamental) — Mrs Garland aud Mrs Ambury Doll Stall — Miss Annie King, Miss Ramsou, and Miss Hoskin Confectionery Stall— Mrs E. Veale, Miss Jessie Morey, Miss Elsie Veale Refreshment Stall— Mrs N. Okeyand Mrs W. A. Collis Afternoon Tea— Mrs G. H. White and Miss L. Veale Initial Quilt— Mrs G. H. White and Miss Ramson Boys' Stall— Leonard Veale and Stanley Collis Contributions in articles suitable, or in cash for pnrchase of material thankfully received by Stallholders or members of Committee. a 954 THEATRE ROYAL, New Plymouth. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9th. THE ANNUAL JUVENILE FANCY DRESS BALL Will be held on tho above date, In aid of tho Now Plymouth Volunteer Fire Brigade. Committee : i Mrs Goldwater, Misses Crocker, Kirkby, Ellis, Cunningham, Hurathonso, Fookes, and Hamerton. Tickets may be obtained from members of the Committee and the Secretary, Mrs Goldwater. Adults, 2s 6d ; Children, Is. Dancing for children, from 7 to 10 ; adults after. Spectators' tickets (not including supper) Is Gd.

FLORAL FETEThe above will be held in the Recreation Grounds ON THE 9th op NOVEMBER. Particulars in Fctwhe Issues. MIO NEW PLYMOUTH ' TNDUSTRIAL, A RT, & |^URIO EXHIBITION (In connection with the Erection of the Whiteloy Memorial Church) To be held in the Alexandra Hall on the Bth, 9th, and 10th DECEMBER, 1897. Applications for space must be sent in not later than Bth October, 1897. Full particulars will be supplied on application WM. WALTON, Chairman of Committee. HENRY FORD, a 877 Hon. Sec.

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