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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 7 November 1891, Page 3

£2 KEWAED. j LOST on Tuesday evening iii Foxton, a Bark Brown Gelding, almost blacki no visible brand, white hird foot, and star on forehead, long tail, and shod. A reward cf £2 will be paid for its recovery. GILBERT jMCAtit, Foxton. PUBLIC HALL, FOXTON. MONDAY, 9th NOVEMBEB. THE POXTON DRAMATIC CLUB Will produce in Foxton for the first time Thr SpARKUNg Comedietta "A BED OP ROSES." Mr Peter Vellacott (a retired chicory merchant), Mr Alf Fraskr. Charles Vellacott (his son), Mr. W. Stan hell. George JDalyson (medical attendant to Vellacott), Mr. J. B. McMillan. Basker (valet to Vellacott), Mb. Geo. Potter. Dora Vellacott (daughter to Yellacott), A iks Burr. Amy Brendon (a friend of Dora's, and in love with Charles), Miss PfiENDKROAST. A SUMMER MORNING— Scknr. —Mr. Vellaeott's Villa on the Higher Thames River, house, boat, (te. (Interval of iive minutes.) MUSICAL INTERLUDE. Song, " The Lomany Lass," Mr T. F.nnis Song, "Ora Pro Nobis," Miss Williams Song, "Old Madrid," Mr J. R. Russell Song, " After Sundown," Miss Symons (Interval of five minutes.) j To conclude with the laughable farce " Borrowed Plumes." I Mr Botherhy Bibbins (a monied man), Mr. .\lf Fraser. Horatio Gustavus Tattleton (afterwards Captain Masher), Mr. J. R. McMillan.^ Dick Mizzle (ostler o,t the Flying Mackrel), Mr F. R. Young. Violet (daughter to fcibbins), Miss Clara Burr. Emma (Dick Mizzle's Sweetheart), Miss Hester Burr. Time -The Day after To-morrow.— .*■ cene - Mr. Botherby Bibbins' Morning Room. Tickets everywhere. Front seats, 2s ; back seats, Is ; reserved chairs, a limited number only, 3s. Doors open at half-pnst seven, overture at eight. Plan may be seen and seats reserved at McMillan, Rhodes & Co.'s. ALF. FRASER, Hon. Sec. THE PRIMITIVE METHODIST uHUKCH, FOXLON. 'ipdE Sunday School Anniversary 1 will bo held in the PQBLIC HALL, FOXTON, ON SUNDAY, Bth NOVEMBER. Time of Services — 11 a.m., 2.80 p.m., 6.30 p.m. Services wMI be conducted by Mb John McCui,loch of Otaki. Special hymns by the Sunday School children. Collections in aid of the Library fund. Picnic in Mr Honore's paddock, Norbiton road on Monday, 9th November. Admission to ground : — Sunday School children and parents, free ; Visitors one shilling. TUESDAY, 10th NOVEMBER. BULLS SALE YARD QTEVE N S&GORTON 3 will sell by public auotion as above - 20 fat cows, heavy weights 10 fat bullocks 25 forward bullocks 25 8 un<l B£«years steers 50 well-bred 2 and 2^-year steers 10 mixed young oattle SSO prime fat wethers (shorn) 150 prime fat ewes (shorn) 175 wether hoggets (shorn^ 175 ewe hoggets (shorn) 50 fat shorn sheep 80 fat wethers Horses, etc. Sale at 1 o'clock. WANTED— A smart boy as apprentice to the Boot trade. Apply to ' S. STARTUP. i