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Kumara Times, Issue 2522, 21 July 1884, Page 2

KUMARA ELECTION. NOTICE. MY request, and at the wish of my several Committees, I hereby Dissolve each and every COMMITTEE. And no person is authorised at the at the Election to-morrow to incur any expense on my behalf; and it is my express wish that the law shall in every respect be complied with. R. J. SEDDON. July 21, 1884. HEA T R E 0 Y A L. On THURSDAY, JULY 24th, AN IRTIRYMRHIMT, Consisting of MUSIC, A SHORT LECTURE, READING, RECITATION, And an exhibition of GYMNASTIC EXERCISES, Will be given in the above Theatre, For the purpose of providing Requisites for the Kumara State School. THE KUMARA STRING BAND kindly give their services. PROGRAMME : Overture ... Kumara String Band Song Miss Toms Reading "Wit, Humour, and Pathos" Dr. Giles Song MrM'Laren Violin duet ... Mis 3 Monckton and Mr A. Miller Song MrR. J. Seddon s °ng Miss Howe Interval of Five Minutes. Gymnastic Exercises By Members of the Gymnastic Club. Reading Mi- R. J. Seddon Duet Mrs Shrives and Miss Stenhouse Pianoforte solo ... Miss Ingall " The Harmonious Blacksmith" (by Handel) Recitation Mr R. E. Wylde Song (comic) Mr D. Williams God Save the Queen. Front Seats, 2s ; Back Seats, Is. Doors open at Half-past Seven o'clock, Overture to commence at Eight. FOR SALE, THAT valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY in Main Street (formerly in the occupation of Mr S. S. Pollock), containing two Shops, Sitting Room, Bedroom, spare room, Kitchen, Bathhouse, Wash-house; also, a splendid GARDEN, lined with Frnit Trees and choice Flowers. Apply to Mr. S. S. Pollock, at Gilbert Stewart's Hotel.