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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 116, 24 March 1891, Page 3

THE CANTATA "RED RIDING HOOD." ig Will be given in the q A SSEMBLY ROOMS ». BY THE SCHOOL CHILDREN, I OH THURSDAY, 26th MARCH a PEOGRAMME : , 1. Overture, " 3?ra Diaviolo" Master S. Olive fc 2. Vocal Valse, " Playmates" t Full strength of Company fc 3. Song, " There's a Light in the i Window" Miss A. Goul( , 4. Song, " Pilgrim Fathers" Miss A. Pan , 5. Song, " Put Me in My Little ! Bed" Miss I. Olive] ; 6. Dance, " Sailor's Hornpipe" » Master T. Drakt i 7, Instrumental 8. Duett, " Wind and Harp" Misses A. Parr and C. Richards 9. Song, " Daddy" Miss I. Oliver . 10. Comic Song, " The Twins" i Masters J. Bellve and W. Gosling 11. Piano, " Shepherd Boy" Master S. Olivei Part 11. The Cantata m Red Ridnig Hood." Characters : Red Riding Hood Miss A. Gould Mother Miss E. Watts Rose Miss A. Parr Buttercup Miss I. Oliver Kobin Master A. Gould Woodman Master J. Bellve Wolf Master W. Gosling School Children, Fairies, Bluebells, etc. Scene I : Mother's Cottage. Scene II : Wood. Scene III : Grandmother's Cottage. Scene IV : Mother's Cottage. Musical Directress : Mrs Duncan. Stage Manager : B. J. Gosling. Prices of Admission, 2s and Is. Commence at 8 sharp. Proceeds in aid of the School Prize Fund. T]!EILDING ASSEMBLY ROOMS Jp EASTER MONDAY, MARCH 30. GRAND MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT. Songs, Solos, Duets, &c, interspersed with Laughable Farces and Stage Novelties. Proceeds towards Purchasing Piano for the Feildmg Dramatic Club. Doors opeu at 7 30. Commence at 8. Popular Holiday Prices. N.B. — A Dance to follow Entertainment. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH. A GREAT Circuit Gathering to Celebrate the completion of the Parsonage, will be held on GOOD FRIDAY. Banquet and Tea in the Parsonage Grounds. T.ckets for either, Is. MAORI MEETING HOUSE. (Near Awahuri.) A TEA Meeting in connection with the Services held in the above place, will take place on EASTER MONDAY EVENING, at 5.30. Admission to Tea, Is. FOXTON RACING CLUB. ri^HE usual Privileges in connection -■- with the above Club's Autumn Meeting wili be sold by Auction at Foxton, on THURSDAY, 26 March. JOHN R. RUSSELL, Hon. Sec. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. EASTER HOLIDAYS. TjIXCURSION Tickets to WellingJQj ton will be issued from Feilding from 24th to 30th March, available for return till TUESDAY, 14th April. Fares : — First class, 22s ; second class, 16s. On SATURDAY, 28th March, the train usually leaving Palmerston at 5.30 p.m, for Wanganui, will be delayed till 6.20 p.m., and will run fifty minutes later than usual to destination. On MONDAY, 30th March, the train usually leaving Foxton at 9.0 a.m. for Palmerston, will leave at 8.30 a.m. ; Palmerston, 10.10 am, ; arriving at Feilding at 10.50 a.m. ; and will return, leaving Feilding at 6.20 p.m., Palmerston at 7.10 p.va. ; arriving. at Foxton at 8.40 p.m. BY ORDER. REGISTRY OFFICE. AS MRS EOSS has now opened her Kegistry Oitice in Feilding, Ladies who may favor her can rely on getting really good Servants. Mrs Ross has made arrangements for obtaining irom Wellington and Auckland all classes of Servants. Hours of attendance— l till 5, 6 till 9. MANCHESTER STREET. Opposite Stavens & Gorton's Sale Yards. WT PEARSON, BOOT & SHOE MAKER Fergtjsson Street, Feilding, 11" PEARSON desires to thank ** # the Public for the liberal patronage they have favored him with since he commenced business in Feilding. W. P. has now on hand a splendid stock of Ladies' Boots and Shoes Children's Boots and • hoes Men's & Boys' Boots and All of the Best Makes and mosl fashionable styled, specially selected Repairs neatly executed. WILLIAM PEARSON, Fergussoa Street, Folding