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Kumara Times, Issue 2350, 10 March 1884, Page 2

MONDAY, MARCH 17th. Under the Patronage of his Worship the Mayor and Borough Council. A GRAND Y 6 C AL, INSTRU ME NT AL, AND DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE Will be given, on St. Patrick’s Night, in aid of the Funds of THE KUMARA DRAMATIC CLUB WARDROBE. Part I. Overture ... Kuniara String Band Song, “ Jessie’s Dream ” Mr R. Jackson Song (Irish Comic, in character’) Mr E. Tobin Song Miss M. J. Howe Song, new, “When Jack comes home from Sea ” Mr S. S. Pollock Dance (Highland Fling, in character) ... Miss Sissy Ritson Motto Song Mr J. M'Laren Song Mr E. Rogers Song Miss Toms Song (German Band) Mr D. Williams Song Miss M. A. Upham Song Mr B. Myers Selections ... Kuniara String Band. Interval of Ten Minutes. Part 11. To be followed by the celebrated Melodrame, in two acts, entitled R@iiEsT With the following full caste of Characters : Germuil, a wealthy Farmer Mr A. Singer Dumont, Proprietor of the Inn Mr E. Tobin Robert Macaire Mr H. Hope Jacques Stropp, under the assumed name of Bertrand Mr C. M‘Keegan Charles, the adopted son of Dumont Mr W. Williams Pierre, head waiter at the Inn Mr J. Shrives Loupy, Sergeant of the Gendarmes Mr J. Kellar Louis, waiter at the Inn ... Master Stenhouse Gendarmes, Masqueraders, and Soldiers by numerous Auxiliaries. Marie, wife of Robert Macaire Mrs A. Wilby Clemautine, daughter of Germuil ... Miss M. J, Howe Leader of Orchestra Mr A. Miller Pianist Mrs Williams Properties and Mechanical effects by Mr W. F. Thompson Stage Manager ... Mr J. Shrives Hon. Treasurer ... Mr M. Maloney Doors open at half-past Seven, to commence punctually at 8 o’clock. Admission : Dress Circle or Stalls, 3s ; Back Seats, 2s. Tickets obtainable at all the Hotels and Stores in the District. H. HOPE, Hon. Sec. KUMARA HOSPITAL. AN ENTERTAINMENT will be li. given in aid of llie funds of the KUMARA HOSPITAL during EASTER WEEK, of which further particulars will bo given in a future issue. “ Unity is Strength.” The Hospital Fete Committee beg to notify to the public of Kuniara and surrounding district that they intend to have a Fancy Goods and Curiosity Stall in connection with the forthcoming Fete on Easter Monday ; and, to further this object, they would most respectfully solicit donations of any articles to make up their stock for said stall. For this purpose the Committee will thoroughly canvass the district, about the end of the next month, when they will thankfully receive anything that may be offered them, in the shape of fancy goods, curiosities, wearing apparel, &c.; also anything in the shape of eatables and drinkables; in fact, they will not refuse anything excepting grindstones if over lewt., and £SO notes, unless they are Bank of England ones, which would be graciously received as curiosities. The reason why the Committee give this long notice is to give everybody a chance to overhaul their effects, to see if they could not come across some little trifle or other which they could spare, losvards making the Committee’s undertaking a grand success. The Committee most particularly wish to ask the co-operation of the ladies, as the ultimate success of the undertaking will greatly depend on it; and any ladies charitably inclined, who may be handy with the needle, will have a fine opportunity to utilise their leisure hours in making up some little fancy or useful article, if ever so small in value. LAWRENCE J. SPYER, Secretary. Kimua'a, February 23, 1381.