AMUSEMENTS. APE R A HOUSE. POLLARD'S OPERA GOM-Vl' a. POLLARD'S OPERA COMi/X.Y. HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY LAST .NIGHT. i Unable to gain admission, LAST THREE NIGHTS. LAST THREE NIGHTS. TO-N.IGHT. TO-NIGHT. FRIDAY, 19th, SEPTEMBER. "PATIENCE; or BUNTHORNE S BRIDE." SATURDAY, 20th SEPTEMBER, "THE GONDOLIERS." MONDAY, 22nd SEPTEMBER. "THE FRENCH MAID." Prices—4s., 2s. 6d., and Is. Box plan at Hi I. Jones and Son's. Oasrtlecliff 'Busses will run to and from the Opera House each evening. CIRCTJSf" 7 mHE T3IG -CJHOW IS /DOMING BY iSiPECTAL TRAINS. FRIDAY, 26th 5 SATURDAY, 27th. wikdeTbros.' HUGE NEW CIRCUS and MENAGERIE OF PERFORMING! WILD ANIMALS! Read some of the Novelties to bs introduced this Season : —The, Marvellous and Mysterious HOWARD BROS., Late** London Sensation, Human Race Bafflers. Appeared twice before His Majesty King Edward VIL, and whose Marvellous Exhibitaion of Thought Transmission and Second Sight have bewildered the world. The Original DELTORELIS, Musical Grotesques. Canton's Heathen Cninese. Sensational Curia! Revolving Ladder and Expert Hand-balanc-era. ALEXANDER BROS.. Marvels in mid-air. GEORGE YORKS, European down and Tumbler. SADIE DELTOR ELIS, the onlly Lady Clown in Australasia. Miss MARIZLES' new and beautiful act, the Human Butterfly and Sea-pen-tine Dance on horseback. Mdle BARTELE, French Equestrienne. Miss MAY MA'SINGA, Champion. Contortionist; and champion riders, acrobats, gymnasts. tumblers, leapers, clowns, etc., the pick of the profession. The only Blondin Tiger in the world. High Jumping Contest between Pony and Greyhound. Wild Animal Banquet.. Tigers in harness. Bounding ■Jockey Tigers, Performing Lion?. Elephants, Camels, Panthers Bears, Puma?, Dingos. Baboons, Aues Monkeys, etc. A Truly wonderful Show, Teeming with Novelties, never seen in any Circus on earth. . Electric Light, • Acetylene arid Lime Lights. A powerful search light will, show you the way to the Circus each evening, ■from 7 to 8. ; Note the People's Popular Prices: 4/-, 3/-,' 2/-; Children half-price. MEETINGS. ARAMOHO BOATING CLUB. npHE Annual -Genleral Meeting .of the X above Club will be held in the Club's Hall on MONDAY, 22nd inst., at! 7.30 p.m. All members and intending members are cordially incited to attend. Business::—'Election 'of Officers, and General. G. R. CROLL, Hon. Sec, A.B.C. SAVE TIME, MONEY, AND BUY Purebred Golden Wyamdottcj and White Leghorn. Chickens, strong, healthy, free from all insects. Also Sittings of Eggs from Bar Plymouth "Rocks, Golden Wyand'ottes, White Leghorns, and Pekin Ducks. All good-laying strains. The Westmere Egg aoad Poultry Fai-m, only three miles from Post Office. LATE WAKTEDS. WANTED to Let—House, of sevenroams and bathroom, Bei'l street, close to post office. Apply Edwin Britton, Ridigway street. | ■ : ! WANTED Knc#wn —Young Man justajurived from Home would like a position on mixed farm; experience more consideration than wages. Apply this office. ANTED—For country, <t, Lady Help : for elderly couple; no children. Apply by letter to Mm G. F. Allen, Mangahamu. an easy V\ pate. Apply A.8., Waveiiey. mflE Ox-URC BE % PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st, 1902. St. Pavl's—ll a.m.: Rev. R. 'M. Ry« burn, M.A. 2.30 p.m. : Sunday School. 7 p.m. : Rev. R. M. Ryburn, M.A. St. Jolm's Hall (Upper Campbell Street). — 2.30 p.m.: Sunday School. 7 p.m. : Service. Mr R. Tucker. Band of Hope, Tuesday, 23rd at 7. Castlecliff Public Hall.—2 p.m.: Sunday School. 3 p.m.: Service, Mr. R Tucker. [ FORDELL DISTRICT. ! Fordell.—ll a.m. : Rev. J. W. Hay- '• ward. 6.30 p.m. : Rev. J. W. Hay- ' ward. 0k0ia.—2.30 p.m.: Rev. J. W. Hay\vard ARAMOHO DISTRICT. Aramoho.—ll a.m. : Rev. W. Finlayson. 2.30 p.m. : Sunday School. 7 p.m.: Mr. W. J. York. Brunswick—2.3o p.m. : Rev. W. FinliayKon. Y\ estmere.—7 p.m. : Rev. W. Finlayson. ■VSXIVW proof as a buck's MEDAL velyet Adda ■^■ aß L^j^2_^ ;hree times to the m mmmWmWwifn weav °f leather. EavUEJiyflll Pleasant odour Allows polish with blacking. 22 EXHIBITION HIGHEST AWARDS for superiority. Black or Brovm Colour. Sold by Boot Stores, Saddlers, Ironmongers, etc. Manufactory, Dulw:rh. London, Eng
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11741, 19 September 1902, Page 7
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