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Timaru Herald, Volume XIC, Issue 13337, 13 July 1907, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. m II E A T R E R .0 Y A. L. X TIMARU. Direction .... .... •••• Edwin Geack Bv arrangement with J."C. WILLIAMSON. TUESDAY, JULY 16th (ONE NIGHT ONLY.) Grand Production of the Great Drama of Human Impulse, HUMAN HEARTS. HUMAN HEARTS. Special Engagement of the Eminent English Heroic Act;>r, ERNEST LEICESTER. | A GREAT COMPANY! ! A GREAT PLAY! OF HUMAN HEARTS! It is just a soft diffusion of nature, all aglow with beautiful human love. The wicked suffer, the good are rewarded, yef those who cause trials and' tribulations are forgiven. Just that and nothing mort, and surely that means everything that k HUMAN AND DIVINE. No one should Miss this Remarkable Play. CREATING AN ABSOLUTE FURORE throughout New Zealand. Box Plan and Day Sales at the Dresden. Prices—4s, 2s 6d. and Is. Touring Manager, W. J. LINCOLN. T. HEA TRE ROY AL . Under the direction of . BENNO SCHEREK. CARRENO 9 The Celebrated-Pianist, Who has Achieved. suck an Amazing and Electrical Success in America. CAR-RENO'S UNIQUE POSITION IN THE MUSICAL WORLD has during the last fifteen years remained undisputed. What Sarah Bernhardt is in the world of drama, what Adelina Patti was in the realm of song—that CAR-RENO is in the bead-roll of pianists. SHE STANDS AT THE EEAD : OF HER CHOSEN ART. The Only Recital hi Timaru By , • CARRENPWill be- given in the Theatre Royal On t. MONDAY, JULY. 22, At 8 o'clock. ; ! EXCERPTS FROM THiHaUSTRALIAN | ■ iPRESS: *\ i "She is a supreme artist)" "She is magnificent." ;' , ''Carreno amazes her audience." "She is beyond criticism." "Aa artist of consummate taste, and delicacy." "Her power is prodigious." "A. magnetic artist of many moods." "Her playing is full of meaning, full of poetry." , - "Her witchery will never be forgotten.,"' 'The audience were taken by storm, and thare was a scene of wild, enthusiasm." Prices of Admission : Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls, 6s; General Admission, 4s and 2s. The Plan of Reserved Seats will be opened at the Dresden Piano Agency on Positively No Free List. '■' ■ : BENNO •SCHER'EK.'.V ARCH PURPLE DEGREE. LOYAL ORANGE LODGE. No. 13. AN ARCH PURPLE MEETING will he held in Orange Hall, Bank St . on MONDAY NEXT, July 15th. Lodge tyled at 7.30 sharp. * Refreshments. Visiting Brethren invited. I By Order of W.M. J TIMARU CITY RIfTeS. | p RAND MILITARY BALL. To bs held in the Drill Hall, on WEDNESDAY, 28th AUGUST, 1907 , DouWe. Tickets, ss'; Extra Lady, 2s 6c!;' Gallery Tickets, Is. Budd, Caterer. Langd'own's Orchestra S.C: CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. 1 RT 1907 INGLESIDE will be held in 1 the ASSEMBLY ROOMS, on WEDNESDAY, 24th. Double Tickets, 3s each, obtainable from Ingleside Committee, or * C. S. .ERASER, PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANITY. * LL CHRISTIANS interested in the . Restoration of Primitive Christianity, are requested to meet Mr Greenwood at the MECHANICS* INSTITUTE HALL on SUNDAY NIGHT, the 14th inst., at 6.30. p.m. Thosa who cannot • come kindly write him c/o Post Office, Timaru. MECHANICS' INSTITUTE; HALL, SUNDAY NIGHT, 14th inst., at 6.30 p.m. \ GOSPEL SERVICE will be cou- \. ducted by Evangelist F. W-: Greenwood. Subject: Glorying in the Cross. The public aiia cordially invited. No Collection. All Christians interested in the Restoration of Primitive Christianity specially invited. lOUTH CANTERBURY RUGBY Kj union. SATURDAY FOOTBALL COMPETITIONS. THIS AFTERNOON. ATHLETIC GROUNDS. STAR v. CELTIC, 2.15 p.m., No. 1 Athletic Grounds. ZINGARI v. PIRATES, 3.15 p.m., No. 1 Athletic Grounds. Admission, 6d. Ladies Free. W. A. HURDLEY, Hon. Secretarv. GRAND SOCIAL WILL bo held in Mr James Ckland's Granarv on FRIDAY EVENING, 19th July, in aid of TOTARA VALLEY School Funds. Admission, 2s; Children Half-price. A. F. CAMPBELL, Chairman. I UTTON'S Seeds,—Beautiful Vegetables ) and Flowers, 6d packets. Canterbury Fanners' Co-op.