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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXIV, Issue 12883, 25 September 1909, Page 1

Shipping. WAMGANUI RIVER. WINTER SERVICE. THE TIHINE OF WAOKILAND. VX&ITEX> BY THOUSANDS. NEW ZEALAND'S GKLAI SCENIC CANYON. CONNECTS WTTH MAIN TRUNK RAILWAY. From Wangjamri, Tuesdays, Thursdays, i and Saturdays. Fion< Pipiriki, Mondays, Wednpsdays, and Fridays. ' From Taumarunui, Tuesdays, and Saturdays. "VI SIT" BEAUTIFUL PIPIRrKI. VISIT THE UNIQUE HOUSEBOAT. THE PLEASURE OF A TRIP On this Beautiful River will ever remain A DELIGHTFUL MEMORY. W7. NGANUI-PIPIRTRI— Return 20s . 20s. A TWO DAYS' TRIP. 20s. A. HATEICK AND CO., Agents. THE CANTERBURY STEAM SHIPPING I COMPANY, LTD. THE S.S. STORM is expected to leave Wanganui for the following ports. (Weather permittinsr) — Lyttelton, Dunedin, Oamaru, and Timaru, EARLY. No cargo to be sent forward without instructions. For freight, etc., apply to Till! CANTERBURY STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY, LTD. Agents. AmuaomenU. DRILL HALL, WANGANUI. TO-NIGHT! . TO-NIGHT! ROWING CLUB'S BAZAAE ! OWING CLUB'S BAZAAR ! SPECIAL ALL NOVELTY PROGRAMME ! Florodora Chorus, Dances by Mrs Connop and Misses C. and I. Connop, Policemen's Chorus, Great Humorous Sketch, and the PQSTER MARCH. Presentation of splendid Whip to Winning Jockey of Wanganui Guineas. First item (Florodora Chorus) will commence at 7.50 o'clock. • £3 AS HIDDEN TREASURE ! £3. Each Evening. WONDERFUL MYSTIC SWING!! ARCHERY COURT!! MYSTERIOUS FORTUNETELLER ! ! Doors open — Afternoon 2.30 p.m., Evening 7 p.m. Admission: Afternoon FREE; Evening Is < which includes clue for Hidden Treasure). A. W. LARSEN, • Hon. Secretary. OPERA HOUSE, WANGANTjL ro-MOIiROW EIGHT (Sunday). FINAL OPPORTUNITY. HAYDN BECK HAYDN BECK Will PlayMozart "Concerto" in E flat (first movement). "Serenade" (Titl.) "Reverie" (Vieuxtemps.) By special request — * "HYMN TO THE EMPEROR." (Leonard arrangement.) MISS ELLEN MILLAR (from Palmerston North) will sing "Abide With Me" (Liddle), and "Nearer, my God, to Thee" <Carey). MISS KATHLEEN WOOD will sing— 'The Promise of Life" (Cowen). MR. CLAUDE SUISTED will sing— "For All Eternity" (Mascheroni), and "Calvary" (Rodney). MR. E. H. SHORT will sing— "Out on the Raft" (Rodney). MR. L. E. ALDRIDGE will sing— "The Bandolero" (Leslie Stuart). MESSRS A. ROACH (flute) and GEO. BUCKLEY (cornet) will play the beautiful duet "Lo, Hear the Gentle Lark" (Bishop). Accompanists: MESSRS STEWART AUSTIN and FRAND HOLLAND. Doors open 7.30. Commence at 8.30. The Graphic critic says : "Give the boy the heartiest support he deserves, and defy the dangers that at present beset his young years." EVERYBODY KINDLY GIVE TOUB BEST. /-\PERA HOUSE, WANGA.NTH. Director, T. J. WFST. Business Manager ... GIL. P. HOSKINS. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th, And fcvary following Monday, " WEST'S THE PICTURES! WEST'S BEST PICTURES ! WEST'S OF ALL. PICTURES ! NEW SUBJECTS Dramatic, Comic, InNEW SUBJECTS dustrial, Scenic, PicNEW SUBJECTS torial, etc., etc. AU the Best at West's. Popular Picture Prices — Dress Circle and Front Stalls 2s ; Ladies half-price. -Stalls Is; Pit 6d. \VILL T. CBONIK", Representative. -nORDELL SCHOOL CONCERT, Jn To be followed by a DANCE. TUESDAY, 28th, SEPTEMBER, 1909, At 8 p.m. Tickets: Concert Is. Dance: Gents Is, 6d. Ladies Is. Coach leaving post office. WANTED Known.— Ladies ! no need to beeswax your linoleums now; bny Lmoarnieh, the new sanitary Floor -Polish. AU Grocers la «*.