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Wanganui Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 5204, 1 November 1883, Page 3

Amttsements, &c. pRINOESS fTpHEATKE. COAKLEY'S BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENT. Under the Auspices of the Wanganui Football Club. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 7th. PART FIRST. Overture, 8 p.m. Opening Chorus Company Eilleen Allanah ... Mr A. H. Maclean Mother kissed me in my dream ... Mr Epps Sussanah don'tyou cry Tambo Drifting with the tide ... Mr Palliser Dear little Jessie .. Johnson Cookie Darling ... .... ... Bones Roses underneath the Snow Mr L. Morse FINALE— An Interesting Story Bones Intermissson of Ten Minutes. PART SECOND. Down by the River Side I Stray Mr Hornby Ethiopian Sketch... ._. ... Mr Hood The Gauntlet Mr Culpan Comic Song Mr Chaldicott Sand Jig \ Mr Blake The Alpine Storm Mr A. Foster Sable Burlesque, WAGNER OUTWAGGED. . Characters by the Company. Musical Conductor MrE.J.Kino. THIRST MEETING OF THE WANX? GANUI ATHLETIC CLUB, To be held on the Racecourse on the 9th NOVEMBER, 1883. Programme of Sports, to commence, at 11.30 a.m. 1. Maiden Race, 150 yards ; open to all members who have not won a race previous to this meeting. First prize, value £1 ; second, 10s. W.A.C. Handicap, 3 distances — 150 yards, 220 yard?, 440 yards. First prize, value £5 ; S2cond, £2 ; third, £1. 2. First Event W.A.C. Handicap j 100 yards. 3. Running High Jump Handicap. 4. Second event of W.A.C. Handicap, 220 yards. 5. Three-legged Race. 6. Third and Final event of W.A.C. Handicap, 440 yard?. 7. Novice Race, 100 yards ; members only. First prize, 15s ; second, ss. 8. Hordle Rage Handicap, 220 yards. Fir»t prize, value £2 10s ; second £1. 9. Mile Race Handicap. First prize, value £3 j second, £1 ; third, 10s. 10. Consolation Race, 200 yards. Entries for Nos. 8 and 9, W.A.C. Handicap, and Maiden Race, to close on the 3rd of November, 1883. Handicaps declared on the sth November, 1883, for No 8. Nominations for Nos. 8 and 9, W.A.C. Handicap, and entry for the Maiden Race to close on the 3rd November, 1883. Nominations for No 8, Is 6 1 } acceptance, 2s. No. 9, Is 6d ; acceptance, 2s. Entry for Maiden, 2s. Nominations to be in the hands of the Secretary on or before the 3rd of November. EP. ELLIS, Hon. Sec. T3OXING DAY, 1883. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. WANGANUI- RIFLES GRAND PICNIC AND FETE. Programme in future advertisement. GEO. ROSS, Hon. Sec. AA *?•' A IP 1.T.N.0.T.G.A.0.T.U. TONGARIRO LODGE, No 705, E.G. THE usual Monthly Meeting of the above Lodge will be held at their rooms, the Institute, on Thursday Evening, at 8 o'clock. Business — Initiation and Raising. ; Visiting Brethren invited to attend. By command of the W.M. J. J. CRAWFORD, Secretary. V.M.C.A. CHRISTIANITY v. FREETHOUGHT. THE Second of the above Series of Lectures will be given in the Fire Brigade Hall on Thursday, Ist November, by the Rev. W. J. Willtams. Subject — THE WITNESS OF CHRISTIANITY TO CHRIST. Commence at 8 p.m. Admission, 6d. tist \ SERIES of Lee{ft||rojM jOL • tures will be fwfoßsAi® delivered under the _^^^j§^fe_a Auspicesof the Orange Institution in Wan- *_•— ~" ie r ?* lecture will ™ : f.~ be delivered by the Rev. J. Treadwell in the Fire Brigade Hall on TUESDAY, 6th NOVEMBER, At 7.30 p.m. Subject — The Reformation in Scotland. Admission Free. MACINTOSH'S GRAND ART UNION OF OIL PAINTINGS, &o. ALL PRIZES AND NO BLANKS. . BY special permission from the Colonial Secretary, and at the request of a number of friends, the undersigned has decided to dispose of his OIL PAINTINGS by way of Art Uunion. They are sixteen in number, and represent Landscape, Marine, Portrait, and Statuary, which have been photographed by Mr Kirkwood ; are seven inches by nine, and mounted on large Cardboard. Every holder of a ticket will either secure one of the original Paintings or a Photograph thereof. 100 Tickets at Fifteen Shillings Each. Date and place of Drawing will be duly advertised. JAMES MACINTOSH, Martox. PATEA DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. r | iHE next Annual Show will take place at JL Patea on Thursday, Bth November, 1883. Programmes can be obtained at this office. Entries, giving particulars of Stock, &c, as required by rules, and accompanied by entrance fees, will be received by the Secretary until 4 p.m. on Saturday, 3rd November. THOS. EYTON, Secretary. TO THE REGISTRAR-GENERAL. IGEOEGE WILKIN, Licentiate of the , Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh, now residing in Wanganui, hereby give you notice that it is my intention to apply to you on the 3rd day of November, 18 3, to have my name placed on the Mpdical Register for the Colony of New Zealand, and that I have deposited my evidence of qua'ißeation for public inspection in the office of tho Ra^hsrt»f.©«ft<;r»l, Ctty of YfQUitiß&m,