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Kumara Times, Issue 2491, 13 June 1884, Page 2

THEATRE ROYAL, KUMAR A. FAREWELL PERFORMANCE. Enthusiastic reception accorded last night to MISS AUGUSTA L. I)ARGON, The Great Dramatic Artiste and Renowned Elocutionist. By special request that talented lady will appear again for the last time THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, In an entire new programme Selected from the following gems:— “ Barbara Frietchie.” “ Picket Guard,” “ Not Understood ” (by Mr Bracken), Scenes from “ School for Scandal,” “ Beautiful Snow,” “ Old Bendigo,” Divorce Scene, Henry VIII., “Fontenoy,” or the “ Charge of the Irish Brigade,” Scene from “Deborah,” “The Raven,” Chase Scene from “ London Assurance,” “ A Man’s a Man for a’ that,” “The Lost Heir,” Scenes from “The Honeymoon,” “ Bingen on the Rhine,” Scenes from “ Macbeth,” “ Charge of the Light Brigade,” Court Scene; “ Merchant of Venice,” “ Sheridan’s Ride,” Chapter from “ Widow Bedott Papers.” Admission —Front Seats, 3s ; Back Seats, 2s. W. K. BISHOP, Business Manager for Miss Dargon. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. A N ENTERTAINMENT in aid of A St. PATRICK’S SCHOOL FUND will take place on FRIDAY, 27th JUNE.

BIBLE AND CROWN ISM LOYAL ORANGE LODGE. The annual celebration of the Battle of the Boyne will be held in connection with the above Lodge in the Masonic Hall, Kumara, on FRIDAY, JULY 11th, 1884. Ticket, to admit Lady and Gentleman, £1 Is ; single ticket, 13s. Snpper on the.table at 9 p.m. Tickets may be obtained from the following Brethren : R.W.M. W. Morris, P.M. Bro. Rice, D.M. J. Morris, Thos. Morgan, and W. Harvey, or JOHN CALDWELL, Hon. Sec, ST. ANDREW’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. A BAZAAR to raise funds for new A ROOFING the CHURCH, REPAIRING MANSE, (fee., will be held during the CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. Particulars in future advertisement. WANTED KNOWN. T ONDON PHOTOGRAPHIC CO. JLi have arrived. Como Early ! Only stay a few weeks, unless further inducement. All work well finished, and at low prices. Homesteads, Family Groups, (fee,, &c., taken by arrangement. N.B.—Studio opposite Mr Gilbert Stewart’s Hotel, Seddon street.