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Kumara Times, Issue 1046, 6 February 1880, Page 2

rp HEA TR E pOY AL. -MontXglf Browne, Sole Lessee & Manager. THIS EVENING (FRIDAY), February G. THB Gaiety Variety Troupe! Will appear in the following PROGRAMME : Overture Miss Lilly Potter Song—" Wrecked and Saved" Mr-Frank Brown Sand Jig ... Miss Irwin Ballad Miss Potter Irish Character Song and Dance—" Poor Paddy " Mr P. Gill Serio-comic Song—" The Belle of the Season" ... Miss A. Milner Song—" Hark the Drum" (drum accompaniment) ... Mr Hayes Character Song and Dance—" The Mulligan Pair' r ... Mr P. Gill and Miss Sallie Lloyd Serio-comic Sketch—"My Wife's Troubles" Mr F. Brow n and Miss Milner The first part to conclude with Miss Sallie Lloyd's DANCE OF ALL NATIONS, Including the Spanish Cachauca, Irish Jig, Scotch Reel, and Sailors Hornpipe. Interval of Ten Minutes, Pianoforte Selections ... Miss Potter Serio-comic Song—"My Johnny Love is a Soldier" Miss A Milner Dutch Character Song and Dance . Mr A. Hayes Comic Song—'' Dada " ... Mr F. Brown Skipping Rope Dance ... Miss Irwin Song—" Here, upon the Vessel's Deck" Mr A. Hayes Character Irish Song—' M'Sorley's Twins' Mr P. Gill Ballad Miss Potter. The whole to conclude with the laughable Musical and Terpsichorean Farce, entitled 0" A.ls/£ I Characters by Mr Frank Brown, Mr Haybs, Mr Gill, and Miss Sallie Lloyd. Prices : 3s and 2s. BALL. BALL. MR and MRS MULVIHILL invite their friends aud the public generally to A BALLAT THE COURT HOUSE HOTEL, Main Street, THIS DAY, FRIDAY, 6tli INST. A first-class Band engaged for the occasion. BALL. BALL ill their friends aud the public generally to a ®mm mill. AT THEIR HOTEL, MAIN STREET, THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING. Good Music and efficient M.C. rpHEATRE pOYAL. Farewell Performance of SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14. Positively One Night only. SPECIAL COACH NOTICE. FOR SPRINGHEAD, BLAKE'S LOOKOUT, PIGEON TERRACE, DUCKPOND, AND KAKA HILL. the above-named places, punctually at 7 a.m. on SUNDAY NEXT; leaving Old John's ou the return journey at G p.m., thus allowing excursionists eight hours to enjoy the epleudid scenery on the Teremakau Plains. gUT Intending Passengers are requested to book early, to prevent disappointment in obtaining Seats. Faro, ss; Return Fare, Bs. IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE ESTATE OF GEORGE LAWSON, OF KUMARA, A LABORER. A FIRST nnd FINAL DIVIDEND /l in this Estate will be PAYABLE at my office, Revell ttre-p.t, Uukitika on WEDNESDAY", the 11th February, 1880, upon all proved claims. Proofs will he received until Noon of 10th February, but not later. JOHN ANDERSON, Creditors' Trustee.