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Lyell Times and Central Buller Gazette, Volume VI, Issue 293, 2 October 1886, Page 3

Public Notices. FEM NELL'S HALL, LYELL. A GRAND Junateur (Sntotnhimmt WILL BE GIVNN ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9th, 1886, IN Aid of the Building Fund of St. Matthew's Church, Lijcll. t PROGRAMME. Song, " I'm a Nobleman's Son " Mr C. Bowden Song, « Won't You Buy My Pretty Flowers " Miss A. Dollimore Recitation ... ... Mr Walter Atkin Song, 44 Put it Down to Me " Mr H. G. Youngman Song, " Constance " ... Mrs Bowden Song " Jack Tar" ... Rev. Inness-Joues Duett, " As One by One Our Friends Depart " Mrs Waters and Mr Corfield Song, " Kiss Me, and I'll go to Sleep " Mr F. Harrison Song Mrs R. Carroll Song, "We've all Joined the Blue Ribbon Army " ... Mr A. A. Corfield Song, " Jessie's Dream " ... Mrs Waters Song " The Bridge" ... Mr J. O'Dea Song, " Driven from Home " Mrs J. Carroll Song, " Good-bye Sweetheart, Goodbye " ... ... Mr E. Carroll Song, " I'm Waiting, My Darling, for Thee" Mrs Best Two Scenes from Bulwer Lytton's "LADY OF LYONS!" Pauline Deschappells ... Mrs E. Bowden Claude Melnotte ... Mr Walter Atkin To conclude with " CHRISTY MINSTRELS !" Overture, " Overland Gallop " Company Opening Chorus, " Happy are We, tonight, Boys" Company Song, " Roses Underneath the Snow " Mr H. G. Youngman Song, "I see Her at the Window " Mr C. Bowden Song, " Sweet Chiming Bells " Mr A. A. Corfield Song, " Ten Little Niggers " JJr W. Atkin Song, " Gone are the Days" Mr J. Brown Finale, " Nursery Rhymes" ... Company Interlocutor ... Mr A. Corfield Piauiste Mrs Waters Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8 o'clock. Admission ... Three Shillings. A. A. CORFIELD, Hon. Secretary.

NOTICE. I BEG to inform the Public of Westport, Lyell and the surrounding districts that I have determined npon continuing the business carried on by my late husband, and trust that an equal measure of the liberal patronage enjoyed by him for so many years may be extended to me. The business will be conducted under the same style or title as hitherto. MARY ANN CORE. Westport, 28th July, 1886.

The New Saddlery Establishment WESTPORT. HASM US begs to inform the in- ■ habitants of Lyell and surrounding districts that he has opened business as a Saddler and Harness Maker in the new and centrally situated premises in Palmerston street, nezt door to Mr Haselden, Solicitor. He has a well-assorted stock, and hopes by using the BEST MATERIAL, GOOD WORKMANSHIP, And MODERATE PRICES, To merit a fair share of support. Country orders will receive speciai afc.% tention, and anything in the ling forwarded for repair will be returned without delay. Orders given to D. Robertson, coachman, wili receive attention. Every Article Kept in Stock. E. ASMUSS, SADDLER & HARNESS MAKER, Palmerston Street, Westport.

A. G. FEN WIC K, Princes St., Dunedin, JOINING AND GENERAL SHAREBROKER. Telegrams promptly attended to. Telegraphic Address : Fenwick, Broker, Dunedin. JOHN FENN-^LL, Q. ENE RA L gTOREKEEPER. Wine and Spirit Merchant. Money always in band for fashing cheques. Liberal advances made on parcels of retorted gold. Cliff Street, LyelL