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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXIII, Issue 11388, 2 October 1891, Page 3

.vmaseinents &c TXTANGANUI GARRISON RINK. DRILL HALL. LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON, f&- FRIDAY NEXT, 2nd OCTOBER. Doors open 7.30. Admission Is. Skates, Is. GRAND FANCY DRESS HAT & CAP CAROTVAL! When there will be, if you'll believe me Some beautiful Hats and Dbbsses to see; Some dear little maidens, with all bowers laden, And others with costumes, the best that's been made in This town for years. So go, one and all To this, the last Carnival, at the Drill Hall. And go with your sweethearts, yoursisters," and mothers, And those that have neither, jnst go with your brothers ; For I'm certain you never will have any reason To regret having seen the last night -of our season. So you dear little ladies, I think that I've stated That a Waltz was composed, and to you DEDICATED ; And the name of that Waltz, my dears, is called "Rinxing," So off to the Rink, and dsn't stop a THINKING. The new Waltz, "RINKING," will be played again by the GARRISON BAND. Those that have not heard this Waltz, do so, by going on Friday Night. PAIR RACE, for Ladies and Gentlemen. Gentlemen's Handicap Race, i-mile. Prize for Best Smallest Hat or Cap. A Prize for Best Largest Hat and Cap. « And Don't Forget I Don't Forget ! ONE! ONE! GUINEA! GUINEA! For the Best Novel Hat. The audience to decide by votes the Winners of Prizes. Grand New Programme of Music by GARRISON BAND. Hats and Caps of every design that can be imagined. "Forth Bridges," "Eiffel Towers," " St. Paul's," and hundreds of others. Admission, Is. Skates, Is. F. J. TASKER, Manager. |-\DDFEL LOWS' HALL. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, Bth and 9th OCTOBER. GRAND PRODUCTION Of the late Dion Boaeictinlt's celebrated Five Act Drama, 6 6npHE f\CTOROO-VT ** i IHE \JCTOROOJ3I $ Or, LIFE IN LOUISIANA. BY THE DRUIDS' DRAMATIC CLUB. CASX OF CsABACXEItS : Salem Scudder ... Mr Albert E. Roots Jacob McClosky ... Mr Horace Baker George Peyton ... Mr Alfred Hawley Squire Snnnysido... Mr H. Thompson Captain Ratts, ... Mr J.Johnston Colonel Pointdexter Mr William Irvine Thibodease ... Mr J , W. Perceval Lafouche Mr D. Ryan Jackson Mr Henry Roots Wah-no-tee ... Mr A. E.Morgan Uncle Pete ... Mr George Brown Paul ..; ... Master James. Brown Solon Mr Arthur Irvine Saul Master Harrison ZOE (the Octoroon) MRS R. LOW Mrs Peyton ... Miss A. Dallas Dora Sunnyside ... Miss N. Farrell Dido ... ... MissN. Cullum Minnie Miss M. Brown Grace Miss L. Melville Victoria Miss A. Clinton Planters, Slaves, and Deck Hands. The Club/ although having gone to a very great expense in the production of this Dram?, have decided to adhere to the popular pricHß of admission, whicb will be— Dress Circle, 3s; Stalls, 2s ; Pit, Is. Doors open at 7.30; Overture, 7.45; Performance at 8 p.m. sharp. R. &. B. jjow, Stage Manager. J. JOHNSTON. Hon. Secretary. Lost and Found. LOST— A Black Fur Victorine, on Monday afternoon, in either Bellstreet, Ridgway-street, or the Avenue. The finder will kindly oblige by leaving it at this office. Public Notices. VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. EXCURSION FARES TO NAPIER. HAWKE'S BAY RACES, 6th and 6th OCTOBER. A. AND. P. SHOW, Bth and 9th OCTOBER. Excursion Tickets to Napier will be issued as below from 2nd to sth October, available for return till SATURDAY, 17th October :— Ist Class 2nd Class. From Hawera ... 42s 31s „ Patea ... 39s 29s „ Wanganui 34s 25s „ Marton ... 283 20s BF ORDER. rTIHE WANGANUI LOAN, FINANCE, -L AND INVESTMENT COMPANY (Limited). This Company ventures to remind borrowers that it lends money on the most favourable terms, repayable at a fixed period or by monthly instalments, on Town and Country property and other securities. Office — Ridgway-street. WILLIAM YOUNG, Manager. WANGANUI BUILDING SOCIETi AND LAND AGENCY COMPANY (Limited). Directors — Mr William Aiken (Chairman), Mr W. G. Bassett, Mr James Laird, Mr W. Bruce, Mr S. Turley, Mr J. G. Sharpe. Offices — Rutland Chambers. Capital £10,000, with pever to increase. This Company, now being registered under the provisions of the Joint Stock Companies Act. is prepared to make advances on all descriptions of property, repayable by monthly instalments. All applications promptly and liberally dealt with on the most favourable terms. Deposits received at current rates. Share list closing shortly. Allotted in priority of application. ED. N. LIFFITON, Manager. mo BREEDERS. MThe Clydesdale Sire BLUE RIBBON, —Young Banker (1), Nannie Macdonald (448) winner of eight first prizes, viz., at Christchurch, Rangiora, Timaru, Oamaru, and Dunedin, will travel in Wanganui, Nuknmaru, Kai Iwi, Brunswick, Upokongaro, Fordell, and Wangnehu and Turakina if sufficient inducement offers. Dates given later on. For pedigree see cards; for further particulars, apply to JAMES SPENCE, Hawera; Or B. COYLE, in Charge.