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Wanganui Herald, Volume XII, Issue 3513, 15 September 1879, Page 3

Amusements, ODD FELLOW'S HALL^ The Event of the Season, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. GRAND OPENING NIGHT, — OF — HUDSON'S SURPRISE PARTY, (a cabd). . The Distinguished Characteristics of this Novel Entertainment are Originality, Verbality, Refinement, And a happy Combination op Humour and Pathos, And its combined and continued success incontestably proves that a good Performance is the best advertisement. Seats secured at Mr H. I: Jones', Victoria Arenuei Admission-— 4s, 3s, and 2s. H. SANTLY, Business Agent. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ODD FELLOW'S HALL. Stage Manager ... Mr J. B. Peyman Musical Director... Mr G. Bennett MONDAY AND TUESDAY, 15th & 16th SEPTEMBER. RE-APPEARANCE OF THE WANGANUI OERENADERS, IN AID OF THE VOLUNTEER DRILL-SHED FUND. PROGRAMME-PART I. Songs | Jokes | Eccentricities, To conclude with A TRIP ROUND THE WORLD. PART 11. Descriptive Song : "Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep." FRANK WALLACE. Grand American TERPSICHORE ANHEELANDTOE CLOGOLOGIES 1 1 J Ned Morgan and Billy Dodd. Duett— "The Minute Gun at Sea." Messrs Williams and Cooper. Comic Trio — " The Awkward Squad." J. Peyman, F. Wallace, and Stanley Cooke. Plantation Walk Round — Dave Hood. The whole to conclude with the side-splitting farce, "A LAWYER'S CLERK." Doors open at 7.30,' agony at 8 sharp. Prices of admission — 3s, 2s, and Is. Box Plan at Mr H. I, Jones, Victoria Avenue. $ Meetings A I. O. O. F. The ordinary fortnightly meeting will be held at the Victoria Hotel ONJJTUESDAY EVENING, at 7.30 o'clock. By order N.G. JOHN P. ALDRIDGE, Secretary. IN THE VOLUNTARY WINDING UP OF THE WANGANUI and RANGITIKEI BREWERY COMPANY, LIMITED. A MEETING of the Bhareholders in the above Company is appointed to be heldttn Wednesday, the 17 inst., at 2 o'cM^Q^at the Criterion Hotel. Business to receive report of liquidators. Shareholders are particularly requested to attend. JAMES BROWN l T , rtnM< . ED. BROUGHTON f Ll l uldators - Wanganui, 10th September, 1879. PREVENTION BETTER THAN CUJEtE. Winter has come with cold and with sleet Take my advice and look well to your feet ; A good pair of boots/Jand kept in repair,; Would prevent half the ills to which flesh ia heir, [ Attention to this would save many an attack, Neglect of it soon find you laid on your back. Good people have you heard the Dews Of the famous shop for boots and shoes Bobts and shoes both large and small, At prices within the reach of all. "Ladies' boots to button or lac© On Venus feet would add a grace. The best and cheapest boots to buy, ■ Are sold at Ainsworth'B, go and try 1 AINSWORTH'S CORNER BOOT SHOP. First Corner above the Post Office, Victoria Avenue. '|)HE WEST COaBT BOAJ iDING I HOUSE. Market Square, opposite the Court House. JAMES Q^EILJLY. Notice is given that the above Boarding-house ir now open for the reception of boarders The advertiser has had a con siderable experinece on the West Coagit of the other Island, and is confident he will be able to give satisfaction to hie boarders. Terms on application. T^TOTICE OF RE~MO~VAL~. Dk. E. H. MARSHALL, M.D., M.R.C.S., L.M., Desires to inform his patients, and the public generally, that he has removed fiom his late residence in Victoria Avenue, to the house formerly occupied by C. S. Cross, Esq., at the corner of Bell-street and Park Place, obout 100 yajds beyond " The Wanganui Institute.