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Timaru Herald, Volume XC, Issue 13264, 19 April 1907, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. 50 PERFORMERS 50 ONE-NIGHT-ONLY! JL Wonderful Combination in Timaru The Greatest Success: of • the Exhibition, Special Engagement of MR JOHN PROUSE Who will' sing- with Pull Orchestral Accompaniment. Conductor ... Mr Alfred Hill, R.C.M.L, Leader ... Mr George Weston Circle and Reserved Stalls 4s ,• Stalls 3s ; '.; ' ; - Pit 2s v ~ ■ Box Plan (The Dresden) opens Saturday • morning "at 10 a.m. PROGRAMME: ... The Orchestra will " i>lay ■: ' 1. Overture "Zampa." .... •.-' Herold. 2. Vorspiel ... ■ Reineck. "King Manned." Loiu du Bal ~-..., - . Gillet. 3. Ballet .Music "Le'Cid"; ... Massenet. 4. Overture. "Ruy Bias.'' ...Mendelssohn., 5. Overture. " Tannhauser " 6. Abahde Printaimieri Wagner.Lacombe 7. Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 ... Liszt. Mr Pjrouse will, .sing (with orchestral ... Accompaniment) .;"'■• "Pro Piccatis" - ... Rossini. " Why do ; the /Nations "... Handeli Mr. Wesjton will play "Deluge" 'v.- : H... -Saint Saens. >■.,':- ONTHE.PinJMPTON,;; ;M-a c o ■.tr .r s -e, ■:"y-.V'.' v.-'';V : -;:And;--.-- : ;;'V ; .-';.; : --;-', ? ; THE MAIDEN STAKES; £SO ■ Guaranteed, for which there ar-e 64; Nommd--tions, including: many Oof the Best Greyhoundsin the C010ny.,...- ,'"■;'yO.y ;yy.'-. '■'■ PLUMPTON - IKL VIEW OF ALL, :*/?■ :; 'And:y:■■; '-"yV. HARES FULL: :OE-- SPEED,; AND .;,'• THOROUGHLY/TRAINED, yy: ■■To-'^Erisure'.''--■-■■-'■. .•'.-;■! 'THE : OF ■■ y - •'. ACCEPTANCES^., f ■■• : '■' r".. ■■'■' Close,: at 9 p.m. .on .-;. y :■."- ; ?::- APRIL "24th,'-'..atf-' tORESTERS' HALT., : ■.:'■■': '.And:-:' \: '-'■■■■ ; -, : ;V,7 .-;.•'; ■",...:.-DRAW FOLLOWS, y.7 V; : . ADMISSION TO PLUMPTON—Is; ■:.:: _■'■;■'_ ■■"■' l J; GALE, y '-"'■' : ■'" Hbn v Sec.j TIMARU LADIES' GOLF CLUBy';; A . .GENERAL MEETING, 'of 'the 2i_" ; T.L.G.C., will beheld at the Pavilion on MONDAY NEXT, at 2:30 p.m. n ; ;':'•■■.■', d. - , ■ '''.;■ ; Hoh. Sec. - IHE ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEETING of' the PAREORA LIBRARY | will be held on APRIL 19tli. LOST A*JD FQtMD. 'From' Pakihi, 40 EWES, branded 7; 16 RAMS, branded with X, Green.; ./ Any Person giving information re above will be Rewarded. '■ * -..'■■ , - ■ N.M. AND A. CO.y: Geraldine. IJIOUND—- . Last Tue X Last Tuesday Week-'6n: my Property, j at Southburn,. Pareora, a BLACK and TAN SHEEP DOG. ' I Owner can have same by paying expenses and applying to: : . ,• ! ■ ■/"...,.;'■■. W., SMITH,: '',.;; . . y ... Southburh. 7 -TENDERS. : : '-' •■•■'■ •"• - ' TO CONTRACTORS. TENDERS will be received by us until 10.45-a.m. on WEDNESDAY, April 24th, for the erection of LARGE CONCRETE and BRICK STORE, i Plan, etc., at Our Office. r MEASON AND MARCHANT. TO LET. VILLA OF SEVEN ROOMS, Bathroom, Pantry, etc., and all modern conveniences, situated Nelson Terrace. For particulars apply SiHTHSON AND RAYMOND, * Solicitors, Timaru. J AXON requires several Ploughmen, Cowboys, Married Gardener, free house and coal, wife's duties, nil, £75; .Married Ploughman, £75; Married Shepherd, £75; Married . Blacksmith, 39s weekly*■ free house; Stud Shepherd, equal £80; Blacksmith's Apprentice, 6s' weekly and found; Station Grooms, 17s' 6d; can fix up 100 Generals and Hotel .Servants at good wages; have nice place suit -two companions as Cook-General and Housemaid. Telephone 317. * "ANY Housewives about here axe jubi- . lant over their liberal Stand-out Tea cash" prizes just received. Keep Stand-out. COUNTRY Visitors can get a good Fish ) Luncheon at Tate's.