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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 11999, 17 October 1906, Page 1

Amusements. OPERA HOUSE. WANGANUI. TO-MORROW NIGHT, at 8. FOR POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY. MR. HARRY RICHARDS' ALL-STAR VAUDEVILLE COMPANY, Consisting of an Aggregation of Novel Acts never before witnessed in the Southern Hemisphere. The Sensational Cannon Juggler and Manipulator, BRINN, BRINN, BRINN, BRINN, BRINN. BRINN, In his Original Creation, 1 PASTIMES ON A BATTLESHIP. SEYMOUR AND DIJPRE, SEYMOUR AND DUPRE, America's Premier Vaudeville Speciality Artists and Dancers. LITTLE CLIFF, LITTLE CLIFF, ABSOLUTELY THE GRFiATEST COMEDIAN AND CLEVEREST DANCER Who has ever Visited the Antipodes. NELLIE KILBITRN. Soubrette Artiste. The Popular FRED. BLUETT, Comedian. BABY WATSON. NITA LEEITE, And a Host of other Novelties, including an Interesting Series of. the VF/RY LATEBT ANIMATED PICTURES, making, altogether, A PROGRAMME OF UNPARALLELED EXCELLENCE!. Prices— 4a, 2s 6d, Is. Eiarly Doors, 6d extra. Box plan at Jones. SALVATION AEMY HALL. TO-MORROW NIGHT, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 18th. YOUNG PEOPLE'S DEMONSTRATION. Staff-Captain Ward in Command. Splendid Piogrammc. Admission — Adults, la; Children, 6d. DRILL HALL. ASOCIAL AND DANCE will be held on THURSDAY, ISth October. Proceeds in aid of the Aramohq Catholic Church Fund. Cards provided for non-dancers. Admission, 2s. Doors open at 7.30; commence at 8 p.m. THOS. LT.OYD', Hon. Sec. NEW ZEALAND BAPTIST UNION. 24th Annual Conference. Wednesday, October 17th. C, p.m.— Conference Tea in St. Paul's Hall. 7.30 p.m. — Public Meeting. Chairman: Rev. Arthur Dewdney. Speakers: Revs. J. Clark, C. Boyall, and R. *. Gray. Thursday, October 13th. 9.30 a.m. — Quiet Hour. 10.0 a.m. — Session. Budget. 2.30 p.m. — Session. Unfinished Business. 7.30 "p.m. — Union Sermon. Preacher: Rev. J. C. Martin, to be followed, by Communion Service, presided over by Rev. Arthur Dewdney. Young Men's BlbSa G(*as Union 7.0 p.m. — Wednesday, October 17th. All Meetings open to the Public. Salvation Army SELF DENIAL ANNUAL APPEAL FROM OCTOBER 13th to 19th. Dear Reader, — Once more the Salvation Army's Week of Prayer and Self-denial has come round, and once more we wish to make to you the appeal that has always been heartily responded to in the past. Ac you may be aware, the Salvation Army has no endowments from which to derive funds for its work; it has to depend solely upon voluntary contributions. Once a yenr we devoto a special week to the raising of funds for our social work, and that we term self-denial week. Explanation of the meaning is unnecessary. The rescue department is the principal feature of that work, and to us the poor and the noedy, the unfortunate and the sick, come for assistance. This assiatanee we can give if we have th« funds, and we therefore make this appeal. Will you help? If ho, kindly enter your name and gift below, and send it to ADJUTANT G. DICKENS, 23, Churton Street, 'or Box 154, Wanganui. (CUT THIS OUT.) Nans Address Amount: £ s d. Barnett & Remington, (bn J. DBWis B*aasrr.) Watchmakers, Jtwellert, Eofrat tn, tod DbUMBd Sctttn, Mu«itd«fmofaHtia<fioi|sw«n*7. ■egtartae a Sptdslty. HOIIIBI ADDRMSS: •3, RIDQWAY STREET. «<i«im few Pest (MUs. WANTED Known.— "lt's never too late to mend." — So send your boots to be repaired to the Famous A.B.C, 161, Avenue (next Newmarket Hotel). Men's soled' and heeled 3« 6d, ladies' 2a 6d.Best leather U3ed. A.B.C. means Always Beat and Cheapest.