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Timaru Herald, Volume LII, Issue 5154, 29 May 1891, Page 1

Meetings, Amusements, &c. ,fTIHBATBE BOYAL LITBBABY AND MUSICAL TEEAT TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! ! I GBAND ENTERTAINMENT. ' The Celebrated English Elocutionist iB. TEMYSON SMITH Will Givo an Evening of POETIO RECITALS, Humorous —Pathetic — Dramatic The selections will include EIGHT RE ' CITALS of a moat varied character. • Inimitable Mimicry, Exquisite Pathos, Irresistible Humour, Realistic Tragedy. • Songs will be rendered by Miss Woo' ' and Miss Campbell, Mr W. Martin ' Mr J. Holdgate, Mr Ellis Wood, Mr W ' Gilchrist, and Instrumental Music by Uu • Oroheßtra. His Worship the Mayor will preside. (ABk for programme where tickets are oh tainable.) POPULAR PRICES— Drees Circle, 2a Stalls, Is; Pit, 6'd. Tickets may bo obtniuei from Meßsrs Wagßtaff, Hutton, Pearson and Begg's Music Saloon. — Progpamme free BECURE TICKETS AT ONCK. Ticket holders admitted al 7 o'clock ! ! Tioket offico at Theatre open at 7.30. Secun Tiokots early and avoid a crush. TIMARU NAVAL ARTILLERY. rvpHE OOMPANY will PARADE or JL SUNDAY, 31st May, at 10 30 a.m and on MONDAY EVENING, Ist June, at 7.30. BY ORDER. Educational. i MODERN LANGUAGES. iN the Mechanics' Institute Hall. Conver sational French and German Claßaei Conducted by Miss Bitshk, Certificate.: French Teacher. One Guinea per Term. A Juvenile French Olass is being formed. Apply, MISS BUSHE, Box 47. T7ST FERRIER'S PAINTING CLASS will MEET in tho room lately ocoupied bj Mb Bdbohbll, on TUESDAY EVENING at 7 o'clock. MRS FOSTER, j TEACHER OF SINGING AN! PIANOFORTE, ' Highest, recommendations from well-knowr [ English and Foreign Professors and Voice ' trainers, and from guardians of pupils anc ' ex-pupils in Kngland and the Colonies. Tet ' years ezporionoo iu teaching. • Address — 1 MRS. A. FOSTER, Caro of Miss Young, 1 Art Needlework Booms, [ Sophia street. ' |i\.|" IBS COOPEB, Teacher of the Piano forte. Pupils taught at their own residences I or at the residence of Mhs Coopee, Wes '. Town Belt. I KINDERGARTEN HALL, SOPHIi STREET, TIMARU. 1 The First Term will commence on TUES DAY, 9th JUNE. MIS3 A. E. S. RUTHERFORD (lat. assistant to Mrsßendoly, Kindorgar ' ton, Christchurch) assisted by Miss G - Rutherford. ' In addition to tho Kindergarten proper ' Olasseß will be formed directly preparatory 1 for higher schools. 1 The Misses Rutherford will be At Home ' Brookwood, Queon Street, daily from 3 to I ! p.m. after Ist Juno. 1 : 1 Land Tratisfer Notices. LAND TRANSFER AOT NOTICES. 1 IVfOTIOE iB hereby givon, that tho severa ! -L>l parcels of Lond hereinafter describe! will be brought under the provisions of " Tbi 5 Land Transfer Act, 1885," unleßs caveat bi lodged forbidding the same, on or befor. 1 22nd JUNE, 1891 :— 6816-FRANCIS HENRY BARKEI — 815 acres 3 roods 27 percheß, Lot 1, 29. 30, and part Lot, 2 ; Plan 400 Blocks X. and XL Geraldino Survo; • District. Occupied by Samue Delabero Barker and Richard Duni » Thomas. f 6822— EDWARD OIROUIT LATTER 1 LEONARD HARPER, HUGE PERCY MURRAY-AYNBLEY and CHAS. OHRISTOPHEI 1 BOWEN— I3O acres 2 roods 2', perohoß, parts R.S. 965, 1701, 1399 and 2683; Block X., Arowhenui Survey Dißtriot. Ocoupied by J W. White, J. Sullivan, J. Lewis, B Childe, A. Perry, T. Langdon, T Mills, P. Maohin, aad tho represen 1 tatives of H. Burgess, deceased. 6824-TARARUA NIOHOLLB— I rooc 39 porohes. Lot 2 : Plan 657, pari R.S. 7457, Block X. Arowhenui Survey Distriot. Occupied bj applicant. 6828— WILLIAM BALFOUR — 46! i acres and 28 perches, part R.S. 3899 3900, 3963, and 12167 ; Blook VI Arowhenua Survey District, Occu pied by applicant. \ Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Dated this 16th May, 1891, at tho Landi Registry Office, Ohristohuroh. J. M. BATHAM, District Land Keeint.rar,JOavid Stuart. DAVID STUART Opposito Station Platform, TIMARU. : 33* PORT QRAI.R3 MERCHANT Q&eh Buyer of P-'od-dos. SHI op; NO AGENT. Charters and Freights Arranged