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Kumara Times, Issue 3169, 31 December 1886, Page 2

HEATRE T) 0Y A L JL 11 NEW YEAR'S NIGHT. A GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL 60NK3IRT . For the benefit of the CHILDREN'S NEW YEAR PICNIC FUND, Will take place at the above Theatre on NEW YEAR'S NIGHT, January 1, 1887. First Part. Overture ... Brunnerton Brass Band Song Mr T. Green Song Miss Howe Sous Mr Binning The British Flag... Kumara Little Fairies Song Mrs Wilby Song ... Mr J. Thompson, jun. Song ... Miss Pauline Spindeler Song Mr Wilby Hornpipe ... Mr J. Thompson, sen. Song MrR. J. Seddon Interval of Five Minutes. The entertainment will conclude with tbe Screaming Farce, Whitebait at Greenwich Mr Benjamin Buzzard ... Mr Hamill Mr D. Glimmer Mr Brown John Small MrKilgour Mrs Buzzard Mrs L. J. Spyer Sally (a Servant) ... Mrs G. B. Way. THE BRUNNERTON BRASS BAND Is engaged for the occasion. Admission, 2s to all parts of the house. Doors open at 7.30; Concert to commence at 8 o'clock sharp. Tickets obtainable from any member of the Picnic Committee. EW YEAR CHILDREN'S PICNIC. Children who have received SUBSCRIPTION LISTS are requested to hand the in in lo Mr R. J. Seddon, Chairman, or aDy member of the School Committee, before six o'clock THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING. G. R. RUDKIN, Hon. Sec. Kumara, December 31, 1886. VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE. EVERY MEMBER of the BRIGADE is requested to meet at the STATION punctually at Half-past Ten o'c'ock TO-NIGHT (December 31st), to make final arrangements for tbe" usual NEW YEAR'S EVE TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION, which will start from the Town Hall punctually at 11 p.m. PHOTOGRAPHY. . JTR. TEAGUE, PHOTOGRAPHIC 1 ARTIST, Is Now Open, and prepared to take PHOTOGRAPHS. Cartes de Visite, at 15a per dozen.' Cabinets, at 25s per dozen. Groups and Residences, as per agreePOST AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE HOLIDAY NOTICE. On Saturday, January Ist, 1887, the Post Office will be closed. Mails usually despatched on Saturday will close at 8 o'clock on Friday evening. The Telegraph Office will also be closed on New Year's Day. W. C. MacDermott, Post and Telegraph Master. Post Office, Kumara, December 24, 1886.