Amusements. CASTLECLIFF PUBLIC HALL WEEKLY DANCE. HTMIE fust of llio Dances will take place 1 next THURSDAY EVENING with a " Long Night." Train ]ea\es town at 7.40 p in., returning after dance. Admission to Hall on pioduction of railway ticket. Gentlemen, Cd. Ladie 1 , fiee. W. SCOTT, Hon. Sec. oddfellows' hall. grand oopular /tioncert. rand 1 opular Concert. FRIDAY, lltk MARCH, rnooitvMMn — P\tvr I. 1. Duet, Harp and Piano, " Melodic m P." (Rubinstein) . . Constance Ilatherly and Mis Gi ecu wood 2. Song, " Sleep, my Love, Sleep " (Sullivan) . . Mr F. 11. Ilatherly 3 Pianoforte Solo, " Cupnccioso Bulliiuite" (Mendelssohn) . . . . Adela Medley 4. Song, " When tl.elleait is Young " (Bishop) Mrs Ramsay 3. Violin Solo, " Airs Yiuieos" (Yieuxtempb) Max Hoppe 0. Harp Solo, "Fairy Legend " (by request) (Obeithui) .. Constance Hatheily Interval of Ten Minutes. Puir 11. 1. Duet, Yiohn and Piano, " Conceito in G Major" it. Allegro; b. Allegietto c Allegro Am ma to (Greig) . . Max Hoppo & Adela Medley 2. Song, "ThoMeiryMoiik" (F. Bevan) , . . . Mr F. JI. Ilatherly 3. Pianoforte fiolo, "Tarantello"(C. Fowlei) .. Adola Medley 4. Duet, Harp and Piano, "Scheizo" (Godefroid) Constance Hathorlv & Mrs Gieonwood 5. Violin Solo, «. '■ Romanza" (Willhelniji) ; b. " Ungarische Id} lie " (Keler Beln) . . . . Max Hoppe G. Song, "La Serenata" (Bingu) Mis Ramsay Accompanied by Mix Hoppo (Violin) Constance Ilatherly (Haip), and Adela Medley (lliumonuun.) Box Plan now oj^iiin at Mc~,sis II I. Jones and Son's, Tickets : 3s, 2s, and la. Doors open at 7.30. Commence at 8. Carnages 9.45. ODDFELLOWS' HALL. Under theDiiection of Mcssii Will|amson and Musgiove. Business Manager . . Mr Haioid Ash ton. A STORY or THRILLING INTEREST •roi.n w itii MASTERLY HISTRIONIC ABILITYALL ALONG THE L|Nf) IN London Pai is Bei lm New York Chicago Boston Melbourne Sjdnoy Adelaide Cbilstpluncl) Dvinedm Wellington 'iin: " Two Littlp Vagabonds ! ' MAVE got hold ef the great heait of the public, and have enthroned themsehes in the legal throne of popular appioval. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, lGth and 17th March, Will be presented for the delectation of Wanganui plaj -goers, the greatest c]ia(fla during' Victoria's reign, entitled "THE TWO LITTLE VAGABONDS." Which will be interpreted by Messis Wflliamson and Musgrove's specially organised and most poweiful Company of ENGLISH* AUSTRALIAN ARTISTS including— Miss Emily Hughes Mr M. Maynham Miss Florence Temes Mr J. W. Sweeney Miss Julia Mertou Mr It. Stewart Miss Lily Titheredge Mr Oily Deeiing Miss Minnie Phillips Mr J. G. Patten Miss Edith Sutton Mr R. E. Watson Miss Louise Watson Mr J. S. Ryan Mr Fred Young Mr W, J. Beresfqrd Mr R. P. VcrnQii THIS MAGNIFICENT PLAY Will be stiged with that attention to detail characteiistic of all the Film's pioductions. SUPERIOR SCENIC SETTINGS By the Brilliant Artists, Messrs G. and J. Ggrdon. Particulars as to plan, prices, etc , in to moi row's issue. ST. MARY'S HALL. E.NTERTAJNJVIENT 0N MAEOH At 8 o'clock. PROGRAMME, includes somp cf the yery oest talent in town for INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, SENTIMENTAL & COMIC SINGING DANCING, 40, Tickets, 2s and Is. In Bankruptcy.
IN BANKRUPTCY. In the District Court of Wanganui, holden at Wanganui, In the the m'afcter o f n rpi, ? j| an {t. ruptoy Apt, 1883," And In the matter of the Bankruptcy of Arthur John McGregor, formerly of Wanganui, Storekeeper, who filed on 13th Oqtoher, 1897, TAKE NOTICE that the above-named Bankrupt will, on MONDAY, tho 21st day of March, 1898, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, at the Courthouse, Wanganui. apply to the District Court under section 151 sub-section 3 of the said Act for an 01 der annulling his said bankruptcy upon the ground that the bankruptcy was caused by misfortune without any misconduct on the part of the bankrupt. Dated at Wanganui this Bth day of March, 1898. G. HUTCHISON, Colicitor for the above-named Bankrupt. JN BANKRUPTCY. In the District Ooi^rt of Wanflanni, holden at Wanganui. In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act, 1892," And In the matter of Willio.ro Meyer, of Wanganui, Driver, a Bankrupt. "KTOTICE is hereby given that it is my 131 intention to apply for my discharge from my Bankruptcy on MONDAY, tho 2nd day of May, 1898, at 11 o'clock, at tin Courthouse, Wanganui, that being the tin and place appointed by the Court for hearing the said application. Dated this 10th day of March, 1898. W. MFjYER. Cure for Alcoholism, &c. •rTHHE Wanganui Hagey Institute, X Drummond's Buildings, Bidgwaystieet (first floor), guarantees to cure to the satisfaction of _the patient himself. This Cure is one of the marvellous discoveries of the latter patt of this century, and has proved a great triumph of science over a disease which is so prevalent and hurtful to body and mind. Over two thousand Institutes are now established in the United Stafes, England, and 'her colonies, and' are 1 being rapidly established all oyer the world. Full particulars can be obtained on application at th 6 Wanganui Branch. J. S. THOMSON, Manager. HLEF BRAND Clothing is made to fit Short, Stout, men.
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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9384, 10 March 1898, Page 3
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