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Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 1045, 11 September 1883, Page 3

Meetings. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ASHBURTON. The ANNUAL TEA MEETING will be held, 8.V., in the Town Hall on TUESDAY, September 18. Addresses will be delivered by the Revs E. A. Scott, C. Standage, J. Nixon, and A. McLennan. Vocal and Inatiumental Music by the Choir. Rev A. M. Bbattib, M.A., Chairman Tea at 5.30. Tickets 2s Each. N.B.—A SALE of LADIES WORK will be held in the afternoon on the platform. Ajnuseme.. bs. QDDFELLOW S’ HALL. Lessees Messrs Stanfield and Dark Business Manager.-Mr Buchan Hepburn Stage Manager Mr D’Arcy Stanfield Mechanist Mr A. Ashton “ Let tho e now laugh, who never laughed before, And those who laughed before, now laugh the more.” To-Night, First appearance of Messrs D’Arcy Stanfield and Fred Dark in their renowned and original Drawing-room Entertainment MERRY THOUGHTS AND HAPPY MOMENTS, As performed by them, with magnificent success, before their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, etc. The performance will c mmence with the most successful musical sketch, entitled “ Quits,” (Written specially for this entertainment by Mr Herbert Bridge). Squire Broadacres..,.Mr D’Arcy Stanfield Clementina Mrs D’Arcy Stanfield Rose Pickle Miss Amy Horton Augustus Pallette Mr Fred Dark Characters introduced : Mrs D’Arcy Stanfield Miss Amy Horton J0e............... { Mr Fred Dark Guzzlm Jack.. j Florence Blushinglie ) Dolly Pretty face > Britannia J Frank Doosedbaw, Esq. Baby Tawkington. Vivandiere John Barleycorn ) Swillin’ Jiminy., Mr D’Arcy Stanfield Silas G, Buskin.. ) To be followed by their World Renowned Specialities ! Mr D’Arcy Stanfield’s Wonderful Impersonations, including his life-like portraiture of Mr Henry Irving. Mr Fred Dark’s inimitable musical sketches—A Juvenile Party ! Miss Amy Horton in her new successful Musical Moments !—3O wonderful . character impersonations. To conclude with "A CUP OF TEA.” Change of programme each evening. Beautiful new scenery. Popular prices ;3s and 2s. Doors open at 7.30 p.m.; commence at 8 p.m. Carriages at 10.15 p.m. 9 482 Public Works. PUBLIC WORKS, New Zealand. FLOOD CHANNEL BRIDGE CONTRACT. RAKAIA GORGE. i WRITTEN TENDERS will be received ] at this office until noon of THURSDAY, < tho 27th Sept., 1883, for the above con- , trac'. They are to he marked outside, i “ Tender for Flood Channel Bridge Con- ; tract,” and addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Public Works, Dunedin. Telegraphic tenders, similarly addressed . and marked, will he received if presented i at any Telegraph Office by noon of the , same date, provided that written tenders ; be lodged at any District or Resident Engineer’s Office, or with the Chief Postmaster, Timaru, by the same hour. Drawings, specifications, and general i conditions may be seen at this office, and to the Public Works Offices at Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch, and at the Post-office, Timaru. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By command. W. N. BLAIR, Engineer-in-Charge, l Middle Island. Public Works Office, Dunedin, August 22nd, 1883. 9 51l To Let and For Sale. F O R S A E. A first-class 3-roomed HOUSE and Garden on East Belt, the garden is planted with first-class fruit trees, and all in thorough order. Apply on the promises, W. W. SMITH, 9 486 Gardener. -T O R S E. Town SECTION No. 1206, Cameron street, west. Terms moderateApply to W. R. BOYLE, 9 505 Moore street. HO LET ON LEASE L FOE A TERM OF YEARS, OR FOR TWO CROPS, 1 Acres near Hinds, in y-AOVf one or more lots. The Land is fenced and subdivided, and well supplied with water. Apply, Office of this Paper. 936 JgIARLY SEED POTATOES ON SALE, a large quantity of several new kinds of Early Heed Potatoes also Bath Kidney for seed, and Blue Deri wents—at reasonable prices. A. W. RANDELL, 8 349 Fruiterer, East street. rp A R A N A K I. [ FOR SALE. 1 A capital FARM of 430 Acres. The land is fenced and subdivided into convenient sized paddocks, well watered and , all sown down in English grasses. It has a good house, together with sheds, stables, stockyards, and a good sheep dip, etc. ’ 9 445 F. FERRIMAN. 8 REMOVAL. REMOVAL. '■ To Let. y. . . j >- J* Having taken the Premises known as le ’ ‘ Montgomery’s Corner, I am prepared to n let my Business Premises on the Waka,r. tPW'j.Wd (with or without dwelling). J SHOP; with Fixtures, 18ft 6in x 28ft, f with> Show Room same size. Dwelling • consists of 5 rcjjtms, with scullery, etc. • Apply, 19 H. JONES.