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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1401, 10 December 1884, Page 3

Tenders. TENDERS are require ing quantities (ini material for the Fleming! Butter Factory Company, 1,000 yards Hessian, 1 3,000 ya'ds calico, 1 ys 40 gallons Bennett 20 gallons coloring 1 ton tine salt 1 cask s da crystal 1 cwt soap ' 4 tins kerosene 1 drum machine oil 12 tons coal (acreem 24 tons slack. Tenders to be addressed (ary on or before SATUR] stant. The lowest or any tendet accepted. Meetings rji ow n i Lessee ... ... A Business Manager... R T7AD rmiDITTr TTIT3

THURSDAY, Planquett’s Comic Opera in three acts, “LES CLOCHES DE CORNEVJLLE;” FRIDAY, positively the last night, Offenbachs’ most successful Opera in three acts “ THE PRINCESS OF TREBIZONDE” Prices of admission —Circle and front seats, 3s ; second, 2s ; back, Is. Box plan is now open at Milner and Thomson, Musical Depot, where seats' may be reserve for any night. Manager for Messrs Pollard—JamesKitts. Doors open at 7.30; overture at 8 o’clock. Carnages may be ordered at 10.30 p.m. for each performance. 12 2268 DD FELLOW S’ HALL. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11. CLARK AND RYMAN’S GREAT AMERICAN COMEDY COMPANY. The most Complete, Original, and Refined Entertainment that ever visited New Zealand, One Continual Laugh from the rise to the tall of the curtain. FUN WITHOUT ROUGHNESS. Every Song, Act or Speciality New and Original, and Performed by this Company only. THE GREATEST LADY HARPIST LIVING. Prices of admission— 3s, 2s, la. Business Manager, MR FIIZGERALD. Agent, 12 2276 H. JOHNSON. HERTSEY SCHOOLROOM. ENTERTAINMENT AND DANCE, In aid of Cricket Club, on FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1884. Admission —To entertainment, Is ; to dance, 2s 6J. Music will be supplied by Mr fl. Gates and Miss Gates. 12 2249

HUNT CLUB. A General MEETING of Members will be he'd at Quil/s Hotel on TUESDAY, 16th instant, at 8 p.ro. Business —Important. ' S. SAUNDERS, 12 2277 Secretary.

ST. STEPHEN’S CHURCH, THE ANNUAL Garden Party will be held in the Parsonage Garden ON ANNIVERSARY DAY-TUESDAY, 16th December, 1834. Contributions of Needlework and Produce, etc,, will be thankfully received at the Parsonage. Admission (including Tea)—2s ; ohildren, la. Proceeds in reduction of the debt on the Building Fund. ll 2178

RANGE HALL, ASHBURTON. J. B. GOUGH, This world renowned Temperance Orator’s famous orations, “ Are they all Fools who become Drunkards,” and “TO THE WORKING CLASSES," will be recited by Mr S. R. INGO LD, Of Christchurch, on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, December 17 and 18. Selections of music will be rendered dating each evening. Mrs Nixon has kindly consented to sing a solo on each occasion. Doors open at 7.30 ; chair to be taken at 8 o’clock. Admission free, A collection will be made to pay ex--1 d oo^rn pensrs.

STAR OF ASHBURTON. T OYAL ORANGE LODGE, No. 23. TOWN HALL, FRIDAY, DEO. 28 Prizes and Blanks Under the management of Mr SIDNEY WOLF, R.A.M. After which a BALL will be held.

SHRDRTON CALEDONIAN SOCIETY Annual Sports, The Sixth Annual Sports Meeting of the Ashburton Caledonian Society will be held on BOXING DAY, DEO. 26, 1884, on the Society’s new Sports Ground, North-west Belt, when valuable prizes will be given for quoits, hurdle laces, flat races, jumping, pipe music, Scotch dancing, Irish jig, tossing pole vaulting, putting the stone, throwing the hammer, etc, etc, etc. For full particulars see posters. A first-class Band will be on the ground. Sports to commence at II a m. |2 2239 CHARLES REID, Secretary,