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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10816, 5 December 1902, Page 1

i QPERA. WANGANUI. ' ITO-NIGHT, T^O-NIGHT, FAREWELL" PERFOBMANCE OF THE Neville , Oswald EVILLJS Otif SWALD ' f^ttAMATIO COMPANY |L#RAMATIC V^OMPANY 1 ' " " in - "FOE ENGLANIVS GLORY." "FOR ENGLAND'S GLORY.' TREMENDOUS;SUCCESS LAST NIGHT. Performance Received with Continuous • Applause Throughout. , TO-NIGHT! „ . TO-NIGHT I v "FOR ENGLAND'S GLORY." The Great Spectacular' Military Drama, "in^ three 'acts. .'Popular Priced —^2s arid, Ib. * T) APiI 'S '^T, , ,H U,R CH . . ANNIVERSAiY * SERVICES. ANNIVERSARY. SERVICES. SUNDAY NEJXT~7th DECEMBER. Preachy R>v. Arthur Dewdney. v TUESDAY,' 9th DECEMBER, PUBLIC TEA, PUBLIC TEA, i _ 6.3Q, ' Followed by ANNIVERSARY MEETING and JJnveiling Memorial Tablet to .late Rev. H. Peters. ' ' Addresses by 'Rev. C. Dallaston (We^ lington) and B.iH. Ryburn, M.A. Appropriate Anthems by the Choir. Tickets for T«a; is. ;J; J \ Qpi^A h<|us:e, . Wanganui. ; POLLARD v/^P t ERA /COMPANY. OLLARD v COMPANY. For Positively One Night Only — MONDAYi.Bth .DECEMBER. By Arrangement with J. C. Williamson. _The Reigning London Attraction, "THE TOTHEADOR," "THE t TOREADOR;" An v Entirely . New and Original - Mtisical .Play by ' James. T.- 'Tanner, and Harry - Nicholls; music by'Ovan Caryll ' ■ • and, Lionel Monekton, pW SCENERY!. - NEW COSTUMES. : PREM- OPINIONS: . Auckland HeraW.— 'The Toreador', is the greatest hit amongst recent- productions in this . city. - . 'ti ■ ' v Aticklan'd Star^-'The " Toreador', is assuredly one of t|e best, musical comedies we- ; nave seen for-some considerably time._ Box plan at H. I. 'Jones and Son's. Prices: 4s, 2s 6d, and Is. LOOK OUT! LOOK OUT! y for the \ ' ' CASTLECLIPF / . " \ NNUAL ■\T OVELTY Q PORTS. JX NNUAL ±S OVELTY D PORTS. .„, ,-. '— r ■ • „ BOXING DAY, ' Thursday, 26th December, i !; '. • . ■ -u-r • -. ♦ Ladies and Children Specially Catered for. Particulars }n later ■ ' B. J. KELLEHER, 1 ' Secretary. THE CHRIST- CfiURCH CLUB will hold a "V r TiyTQNSTER IVIONSTER . # . FLORAL T^ETE 'AND Cj PORTS LORAL JJ ETE AND >O PORTS v » AT RACECOURSE 'ON • NEW YEAR'S DAY. i particulars lat'et'i ' ' ! , ■tTCTANGANUI . GARRISON BAND. ONJS HUNDRED GUJNEAS. ONE SHILtiNG. ( : , v % . GR;A^D : GIFT^STRiBUTION. -To de%y EjcpenseSiOf the Brad to the Masjerton and Baljawt Contests. Given in Prizes—^22o. , je22p— KSiven, in P.rizea— :^22Q. . . 4!220— -Given \n Prizes—^^^D. 'F^sfErizs^-Magiiificeiit elab- ' drajtelylcarveidbv-lilr W/. Andrews, of the Waiuganui Technical School, aiialvalu^d at' JL'IOS. Other Prizes include .Valuable ' Pajtitjtngj^ avMas^ive ,Hall .§t^nd,» Mirrors, ' Carved Tables, etfi. ' ' ' ONI{ H^D^EErGUIi?EAS FOB, Is. Every prize 'a guaranteed work of artTo be drawn under the supervision of the Mayor of Wangapui on l§th" January, 1902./ Tickets, 'ls each. "Books containingr' 20 tickets,"* 19s. xickets^ Is each. Tickets are 'procurable from .members of the Band, Shopkeepers/ etc. ' JAMES T. MUTR,, ~ Secretary, P.O. Box i 34. Lost acd Found. LQST — Irish Terrier .Pup, four -months old. ~R r ewa£d on returning same. to P. J. Bell, Guyton Street. • '* l Telephone No. 46. . p.o. Box 54. *C1 OSTE R" S TJO TE L. TAUPO QUAY, WANGANUI. W. H: G.FOSTER ...... f ...Proprietor. Telephone 24. ; . P.O. Box 51.