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Kumara Times, Issue 2351, 11 March 1884, Page 2

HEA TR E "HOYAL. Lessee ... ... Mr James Lynch. TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT. GEORGIE THE SMITHSON GEORGIE GREAT SMITH SON GEORGIE FEMALE SMITHSON GEORGIE MACOABE SMITHSON Immense success of her operatic and classical Entertainment. A perfect ovation greeted ths 3ong of CALLER HEREIN. Rapid Changes, Picturesque Costumes, Appropriate Music, and Appointments. Everybody astounded. FOR THIS NIGHT ONLY. Secure your seats early. Prices as usual. J. A. FRAME, Agent. KUMARA VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE. A FANCY DRESS BALL will be J\. held on the evening of FRIDAY, MAY 23rd, 1884, in aid of the Kumara Volunteer Fire Brigade. WILLIAM CLOSE, Sec. K.V.F.B. BULL EN, PIANIST, J? • is prepared to undertake the Repairing and Tuning of PIANOS, and to give a guarantee for six months. Address : Theatre Royal. Music provided for Balls, Parties, &c. Early application is necessary, ovring to the nearness of the holidays. LOOK OUT! FOR N S. POLLOCK'S STORE *• BEING OPENED. CASH VERSUS CREDIT. IHARE for SALE in Extended j CLAIM known as Dennett and party's, Larrikin's, with priority of right into Sludge-channel No. 1. Apply to John Leach, on the ground. LITERARY INSTITUTE. CAUTION. THE Public are cautioned against TAKING any PAPERS AWAY from the Kumara Literary Institute, whether they be returned or not. Papers are on no account to be taken away from the Reading Rooms. By order of the Committee. R. E. WYLDE, Hon. Sec.