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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1894, 16 July 1888, Page 3

üb.ic iNooicea. POUND— Young Sheep Dog ; black with white points. If not claimed will be sold or destroyed, Apply " Afnll " Offioe 7f72 tTOPE FOB THE DEAF. —Nicholson's J_X Improved Pattnt Artificial Ear Drums. The only sure, easy, and unseen device used to permanently restore ' hearing. Recommended by scientific men of Europe and America. Write for free illustrated description book to J. H. Nicholson, Lincoln's lon Ohambera, William street, Melbourne. ODDFELLOWS' HALL, ASHBURTOJS Jjjßsoei and Managers ... Mrßrough and Mr Bouoloault. Acting Manager Mr L J. Lohr Touring Manager ... ... MrA.L.Oonard POSITIVELY TW(TnXGHTS ONLY. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JULY 18th AND 19th. A GENUINE NOVELTY. MR BRODGH and Mk Bouoicluxt have muoh pleasure m announcing tlie engagement by them of the oelebrated Aotor, MR OHAS. ARNOLD, who will appear m the title role of the entirely i original Musloal Oomody, HANS, THE BOATMAN. Written expressly for him by Olay M, Greene, author of <• Struck Oil," "My Sweetheart," &c, &o. A sucoess everywhere. Mr Arnold has jaet concluded a highly successful engagement at Terry's New Theatre, Strand, London, and tool of Great Britain, performing this beautiful play 288 oonseoutlve nights, and it will be produced here with the Soenery used m Melbourne. A powerful Oompany. Mew Songa, Danoei, &o. Touches of Nature. Beautiful Home Ballads. Laughter and Tears. New and piotnresque Soenery, painted expressly by W. B. Spong and Mr Robins. A«; 1— On the shores of Sohroon Lake, m the Adlrondaoks, U.B. Coming from the Picnic — The Daisy Chain— -The Boatman's Wooing Act 2.— The Boatman's Oottjge. Ait it six years. ''Marry m haste, repent at leisure."— Blind Man's Buff, and what came of it— The Powder Horn— The Elopement. Act 3. — Buck to the Lake. Tbe Blind Boatman and his Dog. The Meeting, — Mending tW Broken Links— "The Daisy Chain again." A lapse of six years between Acts 1 and 2. One year between Acts 2 and 3.

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