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Timaru Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 3559, 11 May 1901, Page 1

J meetings Amusements, &c ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY. THEATRE ROYAL, TIMARU. . Short Season only, commencing MONDAY, MAY 13th. JAMES C. BAIN, (The Lion Comique), in. his refined entertainment of Humourous Sketches, Character Impersonations, Descriptive ;and--Comic ;Songs, supported by the great VAUDVILLE COMPANY, ; VAUDVILLE COMPANY, All " Stars " from Dix's Gaiety Company. MISS IDA OLARKSON, the great Scottish Nightingale and Balladist. MR ARTHUR HAHN, the great Australian Premier Basso Prof undo. MISS IVY AKERSTEN, the Clever Australian Musician. MASTER CLAUDE SULLIVAN, the Phenomenal Boy Comedian & Dancer, a. whole show in himself. AND OTHERS. ;A Magnificent Variety Programme. Popular Prices, 3s, 2s and Is. Box Plan and Reserved Seats at C. Begg and Co. NO SEATS KEPT AFTER 8 O'CLOCK. HENRY DUNBAR, I Touring Manager. CITIZENS' GRAND RECEPTION SOCIAL & BALL, To Returned Troopers, On THURSDAY EVENING, the 16th Inst.. THE COMMITTEE beg to notify that the Route to the Entrance of the ( Grand Pavilion and Ball Room will be I from the bottom of Strathallan Street, I round the Harbour Board Office, on the j Seaward Side, and along Hayes Street. The Committee earnestly hope that visi- ! tors will not attempt to cross the Railway Line at any other poiut, as the condition of the Railway is such that Accidents may The Committee also wish to state there is no restriction as to Dress for Ladies or Gentlemen. All Citizens are expected to attend. Returned TROOPERS are requested to note order issued by Major Jowsey, and which appears in this issue. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, Barnard Street. j Services To-morrow will be conducted by ! the Rev. S. Buchanan/ j 11 v a;m.—" The of the Spirit." I • ' ii '6:3op.m.—" ; Tlie New Birth." | Washdyke, 7 p.m.—Mr E. Ai Holdgate. ALBURY SETTLERS' ASSOCIATION. A MEETING of the Association willte held on MONDAY, the 13th inst., at the' Railway Hotel; Albury, at 3 p.m. All Members'and intending Members invited to attend. ' Business important. RICHARD MAHONY, Hon. Secretary. DECEPTION TO TROOPERS JAS. ] GREIG; and L. WORTHINGTON, at i PLEASANT POINT. SUBSCRIBERS and invited Guests will please note that the Social in connection with the above will be held in. the | Oddfellows' Hall on TUESDAY, 14th May, at 8 p.m. A. E. LAMBERT, Secty. pONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. | ■ SUNDAY, 12th MAY. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES at 11 a.m. tad 6.30 p.m. Preacher, Rev. Geb. Burgess, F.R.A.S. Evening Subject—"From Active Service." On TUESDAY a Public Tea and Concert in the Church. Tea at 6.30. Tickets, Is 6d. Ticket holders ' please note alteration of date. "OUSE to let, in North Street, every :JL convenience. Apply Kernohan and | McCahon,' Ttforth) Street. OST—Small Black Hand-bag, contawJ ing a pair Dancing Shoes, on Tues- | day night. Reward will be given on return to this Office. , ..,, ISS DONN'S Shorthand Classes beVI „ir. «n Tiipsdnw TiVeTiinir next, in the Main School. TANTED TO LET—7-roomed House, VY with Stables and Paddock, near School, close to Town. Low rent. D. Mahoney., ANTED—Heads of Families save ■ t » money. Buy School Boots 4b 9d. 5s 6d, 6s 6d. At Prosser's Sale now - A GROOM. References required. THOS. TESCHEMAKER, A PLOUGHMAN. Apply LEVELS HOMESTEAD. | YABMWTH AND AMERICAN OILSKINS. \ r ARMOUTH, American and Colonial 'a.' Oilskins in long and short Coats, Jackets, Db^ble'jind. Single Trousers, Leggingt, you'-wtsters, Rubber Boots. COWAN'S COLONIAL CLOTHING HOUSE. WANTED— Experienced Shepherd, with, good Dogs, for Paddock and Hill work. Apply, J. 6. RUTHERFORD, Opawa, Albury. ANTED TO SELL Comfortable W House of Five Rooms (four";' fireplaces), Waahhouse and other Conveniences, corner of Stafford and Heaton Streets. Sbrty-six Feet frontage, Stafford Street, and '172 Feet Heaton A Grand business Bite. ' '""■' " { MRS JONES, Stafford Street.