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Kumara Times, Issue 2579, 10 December 1884, Page 2

HEATRE 0 Y A L. FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY. SATURDAY and MONDAY, DECEMBER 13th, and 15th. HART'S HAPPY HOURS! After a phenomenal tour of the Australian Colonies, being everywhere received with a perfect furore of acclamation, Mr and Mrs Hart have great pleasure in announcing a short season ia Kuraara, with their celebrated and well known company, on the above date, Tece Following is the Repertoire:— My Wife's Relations. Molly's Dilemma, or Irish Courtship. Hoaxed Again, or Home for the Holidays. Diamond Cut Diamond. King Henry's Litttle Game. Woman's a Mystery. Susan and Her Lover. The Dress Rehearsal. FUN WITHOUT VULGARITY! Vide Opinions of the Press. Doors open at 7.30. Curtain at 8, sharp. Adjhssion as Usual. W. BENSON, Manager. BALL. BALL. GRAND FREE OPENING WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE REPUBLIC HOTEL, ON FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, DECEMBER 12. Good Harp Music ; and an efficient M.C. engaged. Dancing to commence at 9 o'clock. JOHN STANICH, Proprietor. mHE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Will be OPENED in the MASONIC HALL, Main Street, on FRIDAY, Dec. 26 (BOXING DAY), At 2 o'clock p.m. And will remain open on the following days, SATURDAY, December 27th, MONDAY, 29th, and TUESDAY, 30 th. The Committee have spared no pains in securing a large Assortment of not only Useful, but highly Ornamental Articles, a considerable number of which have been brought from England. On each evenings there will be some choice Seletions of Vocal and Instrumental Music. Refreshments provided. Admission : —Adults, Is. Children, with parents or guardian, free. W. NICHOLSON, Secretary. A. C. CAMPBELL, Treasurer. Kumara, December 10, 1884. T A LUES and GENTLEMEN who J J kindly promised CONTRIBUTIONS to the PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH BAZAAR are informed that they will be waited upon for the «:iin(. oiu.r about WEDNESDAY, the