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Timaru Herald, Volume XIC, Issue 14003, 11 September 1909, Page 1

MEETINGS AND '■ AMUSEMENTS; ril 11. 10 A T It K 1} () V a TIMARU. Lessee .... A] lit n Hamilton Sole Prop, and Hugh .J. Ward Musiiicss .Manager ... ... Albert Goldie -to-night at s. GRAND FAREWELL I'ROOITTIOX of HUGH J, WARD and MIS COM PAXV OF COMEDI ANS. . .Including MISS G RACE PALOTTA, ; lu tlie Sparkling, Scintillating and ■Fascinating Farce. 'THE TALK OF THE TOWN." ' THE TALK OF THE TOWN." 'THE TALK OF THE TOWN." An Effervescent, full ot Fun, Farcical . Coined v, With Specially Entertaining Catchy Songs, and Dances. Mr Hugh Ward as Andrew If ullalove. Miss' Grace Palotta as Wimlred 'J'ivei*- - ton: Miss Celia Glnloiu as Tillv Duval. .Miss Rosie Alusgrove us Gcrtv Kulla- * " love. ' : Box Plan at The Dresden. PRICES—os, bs, and Ijs. Early door Gd extra. - BEI6OUQH, CARTOONEI'Y, MIMICRY, ITUMOB. T HliA TH E II OYA L ' MONDAY, 13th SEPTEMBER, TWO HOURS OF AMUSEMENT. Ben'gO'.igh's :Programme wilk consist of local and' Humorous Cartoons, interspersed w'ith Dialect Stories, Musical Burlesque, and Mirth generally. Assisted by BORNEO GARDINER,, the Marvel- ! ' lous Boy Whistler. CLAUDE ALLAN, Baritone. DOB A CARROLIj, Pianiste. PRICES—3s, 2s, Is. Box Plan now Open at The Dresden. FTI II E A T H E BO Y A L. JL Lnder the Joint Direction of Messrs T. E. Taylor, AH'., and Henry liayward. / TWO NIGHTS ONLY. Under t'lio Patronage of the W.C.T.U. 'I'M ÜBS. and FBI., SEPT. JG and 17. THURS. and FBI., SEPT. 3(5 and 17. Opening ■ with MATINEE, TIJ IJIfSDA V ' , - at, 2.30. Ladies and Children 6d all parts. Presenting a. PICTURE SHOW WITH A PURPOSE, Introducing ■■■ : r • The Great Moral Drama I) B. INK. D It I N K. D R I N K. A' .Uniquo Ci'nenlnt6gr:iphical: : Achieve- ' adapted from Emil Zola's famous novel " L'Assommoir." An impressive drama of human interest, with a. soul-stirring purport. In 2 Acts and. 7 Scenes, the "longest Picture ever imported. "The play 'Drink' is the-host sermon ever preached against the. evils of drunkenness,- in pulpit; from ulatforni, or upon the stage."—" Press." :■ T.ook up Christchurch press comments. Supported by other Pictorial Novelties' to instriic'tj, to interest* t<v amiisc.i • An Enjoyable Entertainment for cvorybodv. 1 Prices —2s. Ts, .and fid ; fid extra for booking. Plan at The Dresden. Touring Manager, GEOFFREY NYE. ST. ANDREWS. WEDNESDAY, 29tli SEPTE^teICR. A GRAND VOCAL and DRAMATIC I V ENTER TAINM EXT (in aid of the St Andrews Catholic Church) will he heid at St. Andrews on the above date. w ESLEYAN SUNDAY SCHOOL; AN NI VERS AR Y SERVICES. TO-MORROW, 31 a.m., 3 p.m., 0.30 n.ni: Preacher: REV. C. H. GARLAND. MONDAY. 13th SEPT. Concert, etc., by Scholars and Friends. Admission, Is. > c IABNIVAL. DRILL HALL. THURSDAY, SEPT. lfitli. CARNIVAL. Entries invited early.to CARNIVAL. 'enable a full Carnival CARNIVAL. Programme to < be CARNIVAL. printed. CARNIVAL. Hyndsomc Trophies for CARNIVAL. Pri/.es. CARNIVAL. Rink is open Tuesdays, CARNIVAL. Thursdays, and SaturCARNIVAL. days, Afternoons and CARNIVAL.' Evenings. CARNIVAL. Afternoons recommended CARNIVAL.- for-Learners. E. D. BENNETT, Manager. K BROW JOCKEY CLUB. SPRING MEETING. • THURSDAY, OCT. Tt!i, 1000. I—Tolambo Hack Haiidica]), 30 spvs. Noni. 15s, accept. Ids. 2 —Maiden Handicap, 35 .sovs. Num. Los, accept. 15s. 3—Waitaki Handicap Trot, 35 sovs. Nora. l().s, accept. 10s. 4—Hunt- Cup Handicap Steoplechasc, 30 sovs. Noni. 10s, accept. 15s. s—Otekaike5 —Otekaike Handicap, "60 sovs. Noin. 20s, accept 20s. G—Hakataraniea, Hack Handicap, 35 sovs. Noiii. 3osj accept. 10s. 7 —Kurow? Handicap Trot, 35 sovs. Num. 10s, accept; IDs. B—Bellield8 —Bellield Handicap, 45 sovs. Noni. ]ss, accept. 15s. SEPT. ISth—Nominations for all events close at 0 p.m. • SEPT. 28th—Weights in local papers. OCT. 2nd—Acceptances close 9 p.in. Full Programme in- Press, 25th Aug.. Progi'iiinmes on application to the Secretary. V T. A. MUN 80. Hon. Sec. K .T.C., • • lviirow.