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Kumara Times, Issue 282, 30 August 1877, Page 2

Teeth Extracted, Scaled, and Stopped, J. WILLIAMS, DIRECT IMPORTER OF DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, SOAPS, &c., SEDDON STREET, KUMAR A. J. W, would intimate to the public that he has opened a branch business in Seddon-street, where he hopes to meet with the same support that has been accorded him at other branches on the Coast. Particular attention is always paid to the Dispensing of Prescriptions, and the Chemicals used are of the purest quality, and at moderate prices. Patent Medicines, Trusses, Leeches, &c. J. WILLIAMS, SEDDON STREET, KUMARA; and REYELL STREET, HOKITIKA. Teeth on Gold, Silver, or Vulcanite Plates. lechanical Dentistry of every

F. C. D OPRE ' WA T G Hll AKER, &c,, [Established 1865.] Begs to call the attention of his customers and the public generally to his most magnificent stock of JEWELRY, which he is prepared to sell at Melbourne prices. Quality uudisputable, and guaranteed. F. 0. D. has just received a very choice atock of Electro-Plated Ware, being of the newest design, and good hard metal, which in quality and pattern cannot be surpassed. Extensive purchases enable him to sell the same below Melbourne prices. An early inspection is invited. Note the Address; — F, 0. DUPE, B, Watchmaker, &c., MAWHERA QUAY, GREYMOUTH. All Orders left with Mr Gilbert Stewart ; or, Mr Bdlsxrodb, Kumara, will be promptly attended to. The Little Wonder. Main Road, Komara. A L (late singer and son), PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, WORKING JEWELLER, &C. Fancy Goods, Tobaccos, Cigars, English French, and American Clucks on sale. Jewellery made and repaired on the premises. Watches, Clocks, and Musical Instruments Repaired, at Reasonable Charges. N.B.—A.S. holds a legitimate Lottery of useful and valuable articles every Saturday Evening. All Prizes —no Blanks! Prizes range from 3s. to £B. Tickets—ss. Sweepstakes as usual. The *-Little Wonder” has become the Wonder of the Age for giving Value tor Value.— Alj articles guaranteed. W. WIESNEE, WITCHMAKER AND JEWKLLSR, MAIN ROAD, KOMARA. ss* E GLISiI LEVEE WATCU-S EXAKDER GINGER

THEATRE ROYAL, KUMARA FRIDAY, AUGUST S!, 1877. FAREWELL BENEFIT OF ARTHUR A. L. INGLIS, Under the patronage of the Kumara Fire Brigade Grand Production of the Greatest Drama of the Day, TICKET OF LEAVE MAN This Drama is brimful of Stirring and Exciting Events. ENTIRE NEW SCENERY By Arthur Inglis. TICKET OF LEAVE MAN. CAST OF CHARACTERS— Bob Brierly (The Ticket of Leave Man) ... ... Mr A Inglis Jem Dalton (The Tiger) ... ... Mr Costello HAWKSHAw(TheDetective) Mr Bishop Melter Moss (a Jew) Mr Morgan Mr Gibson (a Banker) Mr Lanauze Maltby (Landlord ofßosherville Gardens Mr Mogdridge . Brunton (Detective) Mr Charlton Sharp (Detective) • Mr Staples Sam Willoughby ... Miss Lyster May Edwards ... Mrs Henne Mrs Willoughby... Mrs M : Gee The whole of the above Ladies and Gentlemen have, in the kindest manner, proffered their services. SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND EVENTS—ACT I.— Scene— Bellevue Gardens. Ornamental Lake (painted by Arthur Inglis).—Seeing Life. The Bank Note Forgers.—-The Detective on the Watch.—. The Struggle and the Arrest.

AMERICAN clucks for SALE, j GREENSTONE | B iUGHT, CUT, AND MOUNTED. I J H ANN AH. PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, , AND J EWE L L E R, (Next door to Drunnntond’a Stow), ORDERS Executed with Prompitude, Combined with REASONABLE CHARGES. KIN G’S jy£USlC “pi" ALL. ■ THIS EVENING. ■ 'Continued and Genuine Success of Mr. E. C. SHIPP, Who has been nightly received with thunders of applause. Come and see the ■ MULTDOON GUARDS To-Night. Come and see the MERRY LITTLE MOKES To-Night, Come and see ' Mr J. W. STEWART, In New Songs. : Come and see Mr T. MUIR HE A D To-Night, in New Specialities. Do not forget to see SHIPP, to-night, in his Poetry of Motion. MISS CHI PANDALE, in New Songs To-night. Mr CON. DRISCOLL, The Favorite, To-Night. The whole to conclude with the laughable farce, entitled SHAKSPERE OUTDONE. ST. PATRICK’S SCHOOL, KUMARA. A GRAND BAZAAR in aid of the funds of the above school will be. held at the PITBL C HALL, Main. .*■ street, -*n the 26t.1i, 27th, 38ih, and 29th December next. D. HANNAN, Secretary,

ACT ll.—Scene—May Edwards’Lodgin s (painted by Arthur Inglis).— The Convict? s Return from Penal Serv.tude.—Hope for the Ticket, of Leave Man. ACT lll.— Scene —The Banker’s Office —The Office Messenger.—The Bank Robbery.—The Denunciation.—Cast Adrift. ACT IV.—Scene I—The Bridgewater Arms.—Amongst the Navvies. The Jail Bird Hunted Down.— Scene ll—The Old Churchyard (painted by Arthur Inglis).— Planting the House Breaking Tools amongst the Graves.—The Wolves and their Victim.—The Detective! Avenges his Murdered Mate,—Retribution. The Great Drama will be followed by a Favourite Farce, entitled the CONJUGAL LESSON. Characters by Mrs Henne and Mr Jolly. MISS LIZZIE MOGDRIDGE, Will also appear for the First Time on any Stage and Sing Several Popular Songs. Don’t Forget the Greatest Drama ever produced in Kumara, with NEW SCENERY AND EFFECTS, And a most Powerful Cast. A NEW ACT DROP (painted by Arthur Inglis), will be shewn for the First Time. Prices of Admission—Front Seats, 3s; Back Seats, 2s. | | .P. W. Quinn, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, (OPPOSITE BANK of NEW ZEALAND) SEDDON STREET, KUMARA,