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Kumara Times, Issue 2547, 20 August 1884, Page 2

A DELPHI T HEATRE. GRAND ENTERTAINMENT FOB THE BENEFIT OF LOUIS LOUSICH, Sufferer by the late Dynamite Accident Hayes Terrace. FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 22, 1884. PROGRAMME : Interval of Five Minutes. Selection, by the String Band. To conclude with a one-act Comedy, entitled, THE QUIET FAMILY, With the following cast of Characters : Mr Barnaby Bibbs Mr Benjamin Bibbs Grumpy Charles Mrs Barnby Bibbs ... Mrs Benjamin Bibbs Miss Selira Somers Snarly Mr J. Shrives Mr 0. M‘Keegan Mr M. Maloney Mr J. Kellar ... Mrs Wilby Miss Stenhouse Miss A. Rugg Master Stenhouse L. J. Spyer, Stage Manager. Tickets to be obtained at all the principal Stores an'd Hotels in the district. Admission ; Dress Circle and Front Seats, 3s; Back Seats, 2s. After the Entertainment, • A BALL Will be held, the proceeds of which will be given for the same purpose. rPHE HILLMAN’S QUADRILLE X CLUB will hold their weekly DANCE on WEDNESDAY EVENING, in the Empire Rooms, Dillman’s Town, Admission, 2s. QUADRILLE CLUB. THE KUMAR A QUADRILLE CLUB will hold their usual meeting in the Adelphi Theatre on THURSDAY, the 21st inst., at 8 o’clock in the Evening. Admission, 2s. W. SOHULSTAD, Secretary. jyj R. JAMES PARK, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, Sewell Street, Hokitika, Will attend the R.M. and Warden’s Courts. Mr Park will arrive from Hokitika, in the Christchurch coach, early on Friday morning. M R. M. H A N N AN, Hi BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, AND CONVEYANCER, Tainui Street, Greymouth, May be consulted at the Post Office Hotel, Kumara on the evenings preceding the sittings of the Resident Magistrate’s and Warden’s Courts. EDS ! UEEDS! SEEDS! SE Just Nww Received On hand. A MOST COMPLETE STOCK NEW GARDEN SEEDS; GRASS SEEDS, CLOVER SEEDS, SEED OATS, And other Field Seeds ; Splendid quality, and reasonable prices. ENGLISH AND COLONIAL FLOWER SEEDS, Unsurpassable. FRUIT TREES! Best obtainable. CABBAGE PLANTS Always on baud. H. BURGER, SEDDON STREET, KUMARA. NOTICE. ALL ACCOUNTS due to me must be paid to Mr GEORGE CRAMS, wliose receipt will be a sufficient discharge of the same. S. S. POLLOCK. July 31, 1884.