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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXII, Issue 12796, 30 September 1905, Page 1

Meetings and Amusements. All M a REAPPEARANCE. After an absence of Two Yeais. if EDWARD BRA XSCOM BE'S WESTMIXSTER WESTMINSTER GLEE AND CONCERT PARTY GLEE AND CONCERT PARTY at the THEATRE ROYAL Oil —. FRIDAY. OCT. 13. \r t> Saturday, oct. m. -Mr Branscnmbe brings with liim on this tour FOUR BOY SOPRANOS FOUR BOY SOPRANOS . AND A MALE QUARTET. Assisted by MADAME MARIE HOOTOX •Contralto) and MR DCDLKY CAX'STOV Humorous Musical Sketches. Pri«s.—Reserved Seats 3s, Stalls 2s. Pit T | ' n ' 9 ' ?M(s and D-iy .Sale Tickets at The Dresden. Doois open 7 p.m. Concert 8 p.m. Carriages 10 p.m. Bv Special Request, an Anthem will be sun'e each Concert.* Complete change of programme every evening Books of Words (Price id) on sale at Hall. CRAS. CHAMBERS, Manager. TIMARU AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. The Annual Show Will bo held an WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 25th and 26th OCTOBER. ENTRIES of Sheep, Cattle and Pigs CLOSE on SATURDAY, 14th October* Entries for Riding Competition CLOSE on THURSDAY, 12th October. All other Events on or before TUESDAY, 17th October. R. LESLIE ORBELL. Secretary. TIMARU MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. A CONCERT will be held in the Institute XX Hall on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3rd, in aid of the Library Funds. ADMISSION, ONE SHILLING. FINAL WARNING: W NORTON TAYLOR, P.C.T.M.. » will NOT conduct the usual Service Sunday Night. POSITIVELY LAST Public Occult Demonßtration Meeting NEXT WEDNESDAY, 8 p.m., Timaru Mechanics' Institute. A GENERAL MEETING of St. Johns uTi. Tennis Club will be held in St. John's Hnll on MONDAY, October 2nd. at 7.30 p.m. All Membeis and Intending Memberl; aie invited to be present. J. O I.KARY. Hon. Sec.

rjiEMUK A BAND CONTEST. GARDEN PARTY. EDN*E!>DA\, OCT. ll'li, at 2 p.m. COMPETITION",S: : Decorated Bicycles (2 grades). Kail Driving. Hat Trim mine. Post Entrv, 6d. Valuable Pri7.es. Animal Race—Entry Free. MASSED BANDS' MARCHES. Hakas. I'oi and Maypole" Dance?, etc. " ~ ... Admission -■QneJjhilling. A. HINTZ, Sec! gPRIXG FLOWER SHOW. To toe held in the ASSEMBLY ROOMS. OPEN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4tb, At 7 p.m., and ALL DAY THURSDAY. ENTRIES CLOSE at 1 p.m. WEDNESDAY. Proceeds in aid of the. Melanesia]] and Maori Missions. Admission, Is. Refreshments provided. THE BATTLE FOR THE BIBLE IX THE STATE SCHOOLS. ASSEMBLY ROOMS, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) EVENING. At 8 o'clock. MR. R. A. WRIGHT (Colonial Organisipg Agent of the Bible in Schools Referendum League) will Address the Citizens as above on * THE BIBLE IN OUR STATE SCHOOLS. Chairman: John Jackson, Esq. Synopsis of Address.—l, The Rights of Parents2, The and Teachers' Difficulty; The Responsibility of a Christian Nation. Collection to Defray Expenses

SEADOWN SCHOOL. A SOCIAL will be held in the above -A Schoolroom on WEDNESDAY Next, the 4th Pros. First-class Music. Admission: Gentlemen, 2s. Ladies bring your Basket;. Proceeds in aid of Piano Fund. TLMARU GARPISON BAND BAZAAR. A MEETING of the Ladies* Committee. -c"A_ Stall-holdeis, and their Assistants "'ill be held in the Borough Council Chambers on Tl KSDAV Evening Next, October 3rd, at 8 o'clock. Ak this is the last Geiifral Meeting before the opening of the Bazaar, October 24th, in Dalgety and Co., f.tdV Xesr Buildings, near the Railway Station, the President wishes to see evetvone present. Will the Ladies and Gentlemen who haTe kindly promised donations of any kind please send same at their earliest convenience to any member of the Ladies' Committee or to the President. Mrs Ernest Thomas. Ladies' Commit Ice: Mrs Frank Raymond. Stafford Street Mrs Frank Palliser. North Street Mrs Pratt. .Stafford Street LETITIA JONES. Hon. Sec. WASHDYKE IEXXIS CLUB. QR AN D OPENING DAY - . THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCT. sth. Interested Friends Invited. A BASKET SOCIAL Will be held in the Evening in the School, at 8 o'clock. Fancy Dress or Otherwise. Gents, 2s 6d. Ladies, Basket of Refreshments or 2s. M. P. COOKE. Hon. Sec.

C R,I CKEI. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Civil Service Cricket Club will be held at the Railway Station on WEDNESDAY NEXT, October 4th, at 8 p.m. T. W. LYNCH, Captain. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. RACES AT ALBURY, THURSDAY, sth OCTOBER, 1905. THE AFTERNOON TRAIN from Fairlie to Timaru will start at 5.30 p.m., and run 2 hours later than timetable times. BY ORDER. (Cttd.) W A L "on, ARCHITECT, STRATHAiLAN BTRBET, (tboT» Suik o{ Autnluu). Eitunstei rap plied to Cliut*.