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Timaru Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 2799, 12 September 1883, Page 4

meetings, &c. WINCHESTER FAIK. ADJOURNED FAIR will bo held TOMORROW, -nth in*t. ! 11. i:. SMITH. ' 9-1:2 6655 Hon. See. j Amuseaientß, &c mnEATRE R O V A L. Lessees ... Messrs Stnnfield and Dark Business Mun.-.ger ... Mr Buchaii Hepburn Stage Manager ... Mr D'Arcy Stanfield FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY, TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! (Wednesday, 12th September). First appearance of Messrs D'Arcy Stanfield and Fred. Dark m their renowned and original Dr.-iwiiisi-room Entertainment, MICKKY THOUGHTS AND HAPPY MOMENTS, As Peri'imued by them with Magnificent Sueee.-s before their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, etc. The Performance will commence with tho most Successful Musical Sketch, entitled, " QUITS." Squire Broiidacres, Mr D'Arcy Stanfield ; Clementina, Mrs D'Arcv Stanfield ; Rose Pickle, Miss Amy Horlon'; Augustus Pallette, Mr Fred. Dark." To be followed by their World Renowned Specialities ! Mr D"Arey Slanlield's Wonderful Impersonations, including his life-like portraiture of Mr Henry Irving. — Mr Fred. Dark's inimitable Musical Sketch, A Juvenile Party !— Miss Amy Horton, m her new successful Musical Moments. To conchulo with " A CUP OF TEA." Beautiful New Scenery and Lime-light Effects. Prices- ss, 2s 6d, and Is. Box Plan at Mr FriedlanderV Doors open at 7.30, to commence at 8 p.m. Carriages at 10.15 p.m. 9-11 66 13 UPPER OTAIO SCHOOL. A TEA, CONCERT and BALL, m aid of the Fluids of the above School, will be held on FRIDAY, 14th September, tn commence at 7 p.m. Tickets for Tea and Concert, 2s ; Ball, 2s. Dancing to commence at conclusion of Concert. 9-6 6600 Wanted. WANTED— A Respectable YOUTH as Apprentice to the Bookselling and Stationery Business. Apply m applicant's own handwriting, to Box 48, Post-ofTice, Timaru. 9-11 6643 WANTED— SHEPHERD for Lambing. Apply at once iv person to Wm. Gtnn, Orari Station. 9-12 6652 WAITING EMPLOYMENT — Gardeners, Grooms, Station Cooks, Driver-out, Slorcnmn, Housekeepers, Cook, Housemaids, Nursemaids, Married Couple. WANTED— HoteI General Servant, Ploughman, Boys. Davies' Labor Exchange. _ 9-12 6651 WANTED TO LET— A BOARDINGHOUSE m Theodocia street, containing 16 Bedrooms, 2 Sitting rooms, Diningroom, Kitchen, Pantry, and Outhouses. Apply to John Mcllek,' on the Premises. 9-12 6653 WANTED— TENDERS for CUTTING and GRUBBING about 5 Miles of Gorse Fencing on the Elloughton Property, to be sent to the Undersigned on or before Saturday, the loth inst. Wil. GkAXT. 9-12 6654 WANTED KNOWN— One or two young Ladies can be accommodated with BOARD and RESIDENCE m a, respectable family. Situation central and quiet. Apply at this Office. 9-12 6661 * "\TACANCIES for SINGLE GENTLET MEN. Terms Moderate. Single Bedrooms. MRS MASON, Bourton House, 8-13 6306 Elizabeth street. Partnership Notices SMITHFIELD WOOL WORKS, WINCHESTER. THE UNDERSIGNED have this day ENTERED into PARTNERSHIP as Woolscourers, Fellmongers and Commission Buyers of Wool, &c., under the style and firm of Smith & Co., at tho above Works, which they have leased from Mr Robert Smith. Mr Henry E. Smith will act as Manager and Buyer for the new firm, and wo solicit a continuance of the support given to our predecessor. GEOR3E JBISSET, GEORGE ARTHUR SMITH. Sinithfild Wool Works, Winchester, 21st June, 1883. 6-25 5780 THE PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing between the Undersigned as Blacksmiths, Wheelwrights, &c, has THIS DAY been DISSOLVED by mutual consent. Wo beg to thank our numerous Friends for the liberal support they have accorded us, and we solicit a continuance of the same to our successor. Wo respectfully request that all MONEYS OWING to the late Firm be paid on or before the 30th inst., and all CLAIMS AGAINST tho Firm be sent m at once. JOHN RUSSELL, DAVID BTURROCK. St. Andrews, Sept. Bth, 1883. In reference to the above intimation, I respectfully beg to inform my friends and tho Public generally that I will m future CARRY ON THE BUSINESS solely o» my own account, and hopo by strict attention to business, civility, and moderate charges, to morit a share of their patronage. JOHN RUSSELL, 9-5 6622 St. Andrews. Stud Horses THE ANNUAL SHOW OF ENTIRE HORSES Will take place ou SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th, Under tho anspices of the Timaru Agricultural and Pastoral Association, IX THE OLD SHOW GROUND, TIMARU. Every Person who intends to parade his Horse must enter the same at the Office of the Undersigned (Maclean aud Stewart's Buildings) on or before Thursday, Septembor 27th, at Noon. Two Cards will be delivered to the Person making entry, with a conspicuous numboiv thereon ; one to be attached ou the oft' side, and tho duplicate on the near side of tho Horse, both on the roller. Owners of Horses will be subject to whatever regidations the Committeo find necessary to make. -Entrance Fee for each Horse, 6s. The Gates will be open at half-past ten, and an Ollicial Parade of tho Horses will take place on tho Ground at half-past eleven sharp. Admission to the Ground, including Catalogue, one shilling. F. W. STUBBS, ; 9-11 6645 Secretary. liost and Found. £1 REWARD. LOST, yesterday, between Coy and Drummond's comer and Russell Square, a CHEQUE for £10, paymont of which has been stopped. Please return to this Office, where finder will receive the above reward. 9-12 6657