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Manawatu Herald, 25 October 1889, Page 3

TOMORROW. COX T0 N PUBLIC HALL. Lessee & Proprietor — Ohas Hugo. Bitsiness Manager — Alt'. Stanley. First appearance in this town of HUGO'S BUFFALO MINSTRELS. The recognised Variety Combination ofthe .'lustrnlasian Coloni s -ride United Press.) The only Company tr .ye ling with a ten years' unbroken lecord. 20 EXOLTSH AND AMERICA X STARS 20 Headed by CHARLES HUGO, The greatest Negro Delineator, end man, song and dance artist, and specialist that has ever ap eared in the 'ust-ralasiau Oo'onies, and MISS PMSCILLA VEHXE, The (.-bnrnintv young soubrete, serio-co-nif. and lightning change artis c, combined with the world's greatest musicians THE SPANISH STUDENTS. "Whose lu-illinnt playing on tho Mandolin*: B and Guitars lane caused a profomv.l sensation in Hvn-y city where they have appeared. These artistes are .-imply 1 mine. I lons, and their denutiful and artistic playing must gladden the hearts i>( all truo musicians, j They have luul the lnnm- of playing at j Westminster l'alac.e in IStfO (by speeml ] command) before H.11.H. the Prince of Wales and ( v Hieen Victoria; Madrid. JHMI, before the King and (^iieen ; Naples, IKS 4. before Princess Sirigiiara ; also, the same year before t'lincess Dueci di Palenna Sicily, and at the Mt-livwnie Exhibition, 188H-85J. OSCAR SMITH, the great Ventriloquist. HAIIRV HASTINGS (he l,ondoinonutuie The above Combination | which is undoubtedly the sirongest in. the Australasian Colonies) will appear on TO-MORROW (SATTMIPAVi. 2«-m. *n-j> MONDAY, '2«tv. i Admission, 3s and 2s, Roi«pi'vpu at i R. McT.eMii'y., It. r J'. WATERS. Agent. . . „. . i 10, T 1 C E. TTTf'', the V'ndeivio'iipd, hep.- to » ♦ i.otify to the Public of Foxtoii and the Surrounding Districts, that our j-esppctive places o' bnsinpss will be r-losed at 1 p.m on TUES D • VS. o-i nnd nffcpr tho 4th of No veraber, 1889, with the following! excepti' ns : — November 12t'i, and December 2-H.li and olsi 1 "-. AY* 1 also | desire tn iiuinifit^ "hat ye will ob- j serve MONDAY. 11th November, sir j the Prin-e of Walos' Tirfchday, in- j stead of SATiniDAY, the 9th. i Klrdes & Co. j W. Saranel J. Hania Eflmmvl Osborne Joe Tos W. L. C'oe (\ Pooore .Tas. Gerva d Thos. Fnnston W. E, Patti-n .T. W. Walsh L iiis Lovien Frrd Howard Cbas 10. Stnrtup A. S Eaalou Fred. E. Young JN. Walls J. Levy E. McLean C. V. Furrie Bacon it Speirs R. H. Barber J. W. LiddeH W. Fraser W Derrington G. Robinson J. Westwoocl C. V. M. Jenkins & Cx ]\« iH ILH AM , BRICKLAYEE, FEILDING, Is prepated to do all kinds of Brickwork in Foxton or Surrounding Districts. Orders kffc at jfr Mnsgrove's, Avenue Road, will be promptly attended 10. LOOK OUT FOR POLEY, The most Versatile Kntertainer Traveling. FOXTON PUBLIC HALL OY SATURDAY AND MONDAY, 2nd and 4th Novembek. Further particulars in n xt issue. TENDERS. TENDERS wanted foe building on« or more dwelling Houses, (labour only). Plans and specifications to be 8eoi) at Mr J. W. Walsh's. Tenders to be addressed to Messrs 1 Hqwan & Walsh. To close on Friday, ' day, Nov. Ist, 1889 i The lowest or a<y tender Dot ne--1 cessarily accepted. WANTE i ' at raiakaflaxmill two youths for padduck, and one L to catch. r. g^dnee;