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Waipa Post, Volume VI, Issue 299, 20 March 1914, Page 2

CONCERTS, THEATRICALS, Etc. Second Visit to Te awamutu THE GREAT M'EWEN, The Scottish King of Entertainers. The man that madethe Sphinx laugh. J-TNTIRELY Novel Entertainment and absolutely different from anything yet seen in Te Awamutu. Second Visit commences at. Town Hall, Te Awamutu, on FRIDAY, March 2oth. Popular Prices. TE awamutu, MONDAY, March 23rd, 1914. ONE NIGHT ONLY ! BARTON'S NEW CIRCUS AND WILD AUSTRALIA. A complete new show of the brightest magnitude. Special Engagement of the FAMOUS ASHTON COMPANY, comprising six perfect lady acrobats and gymnasts. The celebrated WALDORF TROUPE, Bin number. A b< vy of beautiful lady gymnasts who perform a most beautiful tableau of white statuary, with limelight effects. They keep you guessing. THE WALHALLA BROS., direct from the leading English halls. English Comedy Acrobats, Musicians, and Hat Spinners. MISS ETHEL ASHTON, achieving the most graceful ferial dances and suspended poses. Defying all the laws of equilibriur 30-NEW STAR ARTISTS—3O 70 horses, ponies, mules, and donkeys. Every item new to New Zealand. The only show that took Wellington, Christchurch, and Palmerston North by storm. Remember-ONE NIGHT ONLY. People's Popular Prices— 3s and 2s. School children, Is. R. MUIRHEAD, Touring Representative. hall, te awamutu. jm„ in JuranTTTR Direct from King's, Auckland, and Fuller's, Wellington. TUESDAY. Aden, scenic. New Cure for Gout, comic. Scenes in North Sweden, scenic. Diversion, drama. Sandy gets Shorty a Job, comic. How the Day was Saved, comic. CHEQUERED WOOING, drama Corsica, scenic. Two Cowards, drama. Making Himself a Hero, comedy. T. LANGMUIR, Manager. NOTICE. THE premises of Miss Mathews, dressmaker, will he closed from Monda:, March 23rd, till Friday, April 3rd. TENDERS. TENDERS, addressed to the Town Clerk, will be received up to 5 p.m. on Saturday next (2lst March, 1914) for drainage work in connection with Alexandra Street. ' ( Specifications and drawings may be seen at the Board's office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. H. MUNRO WILSON, Engineer. March 14th, 1914. MEETINGS. ORAKAU JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS. MEETING OF.LADIES. hetd at the Town Board office on Friday next, March 20th, at 3 p.m. to receive reports from the Central Committee, and to arrange matters in connection with the entertainment of veterans and distinguished visitors at Orakau on April Ist. Everybody invited. A. S. WALLACE, Chairman Town Board.

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