LECTURES AND AMUSEMENT rnHE MARIST BROTHERS' SCHOOL 1 annual entertainment. opera house. thursdayT^ecember 7. A Splendid Programme of Chorused, Vocal Solos, Recitations, Dances, Dumbbell and "Wand Drills, etc., together with highly interesting play in Threo Acts, entitled, "The Cross of St. John." Tha picturesque costume of the 16th Century to be worn. Admission—Circle and Stalls 25., Pit l«s. Proceeds for prize fund. OP E-R A HO USE WANGANUI. SATURDAY~AND MONDAY, December 2nd and 4th. ■ Under arrangement with MR. J. C. WILLIAMSON, London's Laughing Limit of Fun, "THE J.R" Direct from tha Princess Theatre, Melbourne, and His Majesty's Theatre, Sydney. Where for months past it has been delighting COUNTLESS THOUSANDS OF THEATRE-GOERS. Box plan now open at H. I. Jones and Son's. A late train will run to Castlecliff after tho performance each evening; also late 'buses will run to Aramoho. f\ P E R A HOUSE. Direction of Clyde Meynell and John Gunn. SATURDAY NEXT, Dec. 2nd. Will witness the First Appearance in Wanganui of the famous STRAND THEATRE COMEDY CO., In which are popularly identified those Famous London Gaiety Stars, MR. J. J. DALLAS And MISS FLORENCE LLOYD, In England's Immortal Laughing Triumph, "THE J.E." As played at the Strand Theatre, London, for over 600 nights. Prices. 55., 35., and Is. Day Sales at Goss's, Tobacconist. Business Manager, G. H. BARNES. (TREAT mEMPERANCE -pvEMONSTRATION. DRILL HALL. SUNDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 3. 3 p.m.:—Sunday Schools, Bible Classes, and Young People's GatheringSpeakers: Miss Fraser, M.A. (Principal, Girls' College), Revs. Chapman and Ryburn. 8.15 p.m.—"No-license" Masß Meeting. Chairman, Dr. Innes, Speakers: Wm. Gray, Esq., M.A., B.Sc. (Inspector of Schools)?, Revs. Drake and Dewdney. Hymn Sheets Provided. Special collections at each meeting in aid of the Fund for the Relief of the Focdlesa Maoris. m OPERA HOUSE. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3 \ DDRESS BY DR. HATHERLY. SUBJECT: "TRUE TEMPERANCE." Chair to be taken by Louis Cohen, Esq. Doors open at 8.30. Admission free. Dress Circle reserved for Ladies and their escorts. MADAME BRIGGS has kindly consented to sing "O Divine Redeemer" (Ch. Gounod), and "L Will Entreat Theo" (Michael Costa). , Accompanist—Mr. A." Towsey. » t Collection in aid of Foodless Maoris Up-river. FORDELL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. A SALE OF WORK, in aid of the J\. Manso Building Fund, will be held in tho Fordell If all during the Afternoon and Evening of THURSDAY, 7th December. Sale to be opened at 2.30 p.m. ■ * DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL ENTERS TAINMENT. THE Annual Entertainment of the District High School will bo given in the Opera House on MONDAY and TUESDAY, 18th and 19th December. Tha Entertainment this year will take tho form of a SCHOOL OPERA, entitled "THE LADY OF THE LAKE," and consists of Solos, Choruses, Dialogues, Marching, and Highland Dancing. The beautiful and picturesque Costume of the Scottish Highlands will be a prominent feature. Proceeds to go for prizes and to provide FREE BOOKS and STATIONERY as far as it will go. Admission as usual. 2s. and Is. i THE PILLS, which are purely vegetable, are a prompt and unfailing cure for Biliousness, Headache, Constipation and all other ailments arising from a dis- ; ordered stomach and Liver. lIHOUOWAYSII HpmsaomfMßiTjl I THE OINTMENT is I |j magical in its soothing I | B and healing effects on Old I I Sores, Wounds, Bruises, ■*■ I Abscesses and all Skin I I Affections; also for Sore I I Throat, Bronchitis and alf I I Chest Complaints. I
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12668, 2 December 1905, Page 7
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