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Timaru Herald, Volume XC, Issue 13315, 18 June 1907, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS;" T H E A T It E R 0 Y A. L. and Manager ... Mr Harry-ltickards FOR A BRIEF SEASON ONLY, commencing > TUESDAY NEXT, JUNE 18tli. " . " HIGH-CtASS ' Vaudeville Company. ABSOLUTELY THE GREATEST BINATION OF SPECIALTY ARTISTS THAT EVER TOURED AUSTRALASIA. First Appearance in New Zealand of CHARLENE and CHARLENE, The Great Continental Artiste, in their Refined Musical Drawing Room • Entertainment. First Appearance in New Zealand of KING AND BENSON, 'Vocalists, Expert Dancers, and Burlesque Artists. A Musical Ti'eat. NOTE.—Mr King is the ONLY TENOR ( ON ANY STAGE 'at the present time "nightly producing the top C.—"Yorkshire Post," England, 27/10/06. Girsfc Appearance in New Zealand of England's Leading Ventriloquist, FRED RUSSELL, And "Caster Joe.' The Most Humorous Ventriloquist ever seen: in the Southern Hemisphere. First Appearance in New Zealand of MISS CASSIE WALMER, " The Dusky Princess." Vocalist and Expert Dancer. Direct from the leading ■ London Vaudeville Theatres. First Appearance in New Zealand of MISS ADA SADLER, The Favourite Australian Contralto. Rea-ppearaiic'e of the New Zealand Favorite MR GEORGE DEAN, Descriptive Vocalist and Character Impersonator. y - Reappearai. Ie of'the Popular Balladist, MR HARRY ROCHFORT. Reappearance of the ;Pleasing: Vocalist, MR L ARRY HART. > All the Very Latest ■ BIOSCOPE PICTURES,: Especially Selected by Mr Harry 'Richards, during his recent visit to England and the Continent. , BOX PLAN on view at the Dresden PRICES: Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls, 4s Stalls, 2s 6d;,*. Pit-, ; Is. No ■ ■early doors, no booking fee. , Doors . open-7.15,,- commence 8. . , Manager for Mr Riokards, ALLEN HAMILTON. gKAT IN G 'RI NK. ; OPEN v TO-NIGHT , - and' SATURDAY NIGHT. No Skatiiig next week. WASHDYKE GUN CLUB TJOLD a S WEEPSTA KlO SPAR-ROW . XT and JNANIMAII HiKl) MATCH on their Grouiio:-;. J.H.U.USDAY,. 20th', ; 1 p.m. - ' . . II M IjS()N. MEETING of tin-.;ST. ANDREWS .SPORTS COMMITTEE will be held hi the Library on FRIDAY, June 21st, at 8 p.m. ■ All Members are requested to attend. A. WILSON, pro. Sec. TifYfARU ROWING CLUB'S BAZAAR. ASSEMBLY ROOMS, JULY 4tli, sth, and. 6th. COMPETITIONS. IJINTRIES will ,be received on or before Jj 29th JUNE for the following Competitions : WOOD CARVING—(-Mr Hardy's prize). COOKERY. —Scones and ' Fruit Cake (Committee's -prize).SWEETS.—Best Basket.of Mixed Sweets(Mrs W. Beckinghanvs prize). . • PLAIN SEWING. —Linen Pillow Shams (valuable prize). ; * FANCY- SEWING.—Linen Tray Cloths (Committee's prize). BLOUSE COMPEITTION—White Muslin Blquse (cost of material not to exceed ss). TIE " TlDlES."—(Valuable prize). PIN CUSHION COMPETITION—Most Original Competition (Mrs C. H, Tripp's prize). BASKET AND BAG COMPETITION—(Mrs G. I'. Wood's prize). SPRAYS AND BUTTONHOLES—(Mrs W r J. CotteriU's prize), and A Competition for CHILDREN undrc 14.1—Best Dressed Doll (cost of, Doll not. to exceed Is). —Committee's prize). . NO PRIZE AWARDED for any Competition UNLESS there are THREE entries. Goods for Cookery, Sweets, and Spray ;ind Buttonholes- Competitions will be received at Assembly Rooms till 12 o'clock noon on 4th July. ; Other Goods to bo in by Ist- July. v NO ENTRY FEE; Goods to become property of Club for disposal at -Bazaar. 70 NORTH STREET, TIMAIIU. V £ ETE RIN AR Y SUR G E ON, GEO. .0. ASH E, M.R.C.V.S. Telephone 274. The Arcade. HA VE a. Large Stock of 'WARM UNDERWEAR for the Cold Weatli-:r, in 3 ADIES'. W»"vEN -N-HtHT'DR-KiSiSES, combinations; vests, bloomers, BODICES, ETC. . HOSIERY, GLOVES, APRONS, and nil kinds of WOOLLEN GOODS for Children. - •• 1 ORDERS TAKEN FOR MAKING UNDERCLOTHING. BUSINESS NOTICES. THE latest, rush is for Gold Nugget 2s Tea.