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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 29 January 1891, Page 3

10s REWARD. LOST from Foxton, one Light Iron Grey Horse, branded F 2 on shoulder, shaggy inane. The above reward w ill be paid to anyone returning the same to H. BRADCOCK, W byte's Hotel Stables. COXTON BOROUGH .CCJfBT Tl7 p *m NOTICE. DufciNG the progress of tlie:iJt.> rations to the Avenue B.iidge, • <H« .«• i hereby given that portion of ii •*= fin p(\ to Traffic. TH.»S F. GIBSON, Town Cleric . PUBLIC HALL. SATURDAY, JANUARY rtlsr OXVES NIGHT ONLY. ROYAL DRAMATIC COMPANY Consisting of j J2 STERLING ARTISTS j From the Principal Australian Theatres. First and only performance in Foxton of the lateICHARLIiS READE'S Dramatisa- | tion of Lord Tennyson's. Charming PastO- j ral Poem | DUBAI With the following powerful Cast : — Farmer Allan Mr Charles F. Searle Will Allan Mr Alfred Woods Luke Bloomfielrt Mr H. N. Douglas Dora Miss Austen Eliot ; Mary Morrison Miss Amy Coleman | Little Will Allan Miss Beryl Temple To be followed by a Grand Musical, Dramatic and Terpsichorean : MEDUSY OLIO, | In which the full strength of the Company i will appear. j Concluding with the Grand Irish Comedy "THE LIMERICK BOY." Paddy Miles E. Alexander With Novel Incidents. Prices— Front Seats, 3s; Back Seats, 2s. Business Manager — Chas. F. Searle. NOTICE. HHHE Rev. Mb Watt, Missionary X for 20 years on Tanna, New Hebrides, will give an Address in the Presbyterian Church on THURSDAY EVENING, 29th inst., at 8 o'clock. His Address on Mission Work will be illustrated by Views of the Islands. A collection will be made in- aid of ike Mission. "TUi^AYrVEDI^BEUARYr * bANSON SALE YARDS. | QTEVENB & GORTON tJ will sell by public auction as above — 12 2 yr old quiet cattle 6 milkers 300 good woolly lambs 200 breeding ewes 100 2>tooth wethers 200 good breeding ewes Horses, &c. Sale at 1 o'clock. STEVENS & GORTON, Auctioneers. JOE TOS. . Grocer, 3?niiterer, Confectioner, Greengrocer, and Importer of Teas. STATIONER. i ....'■■ ~ Main Street, • oxtou.