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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 3774, 17 September 1907, Page 3

ASONIC HALL, FOXTON. Novel Birthday Party THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH LADIES’ GUILD. Good vocal altd Instrumental Programme. Games. Refreshments. •pUBLIC HALL, FOXTON. Direction of Edmond Montgomery TUESDAY, SEPT. 17th. Montgomery’s Entertainers & Pictures New Artists. New Pictures. The scenic splendours of PARSIFAL. The Rowing Championship, WEBB v. TOWNS, taken from motor launch. All Blaeks v. Australia ; the New Zealanders’ Victory. MORTON AND HARMON, Modern Musical Marvels, and all the old favourites. Prices—as and is ; reserved, 3s; box office at Levett’s; children half-price. TUESDAY, SEPT. 17th. OIVEN 11Y J. E. PETHERICK.

ALE SAINTS CHURCH, FOXTON. ORGAN RECITAL BY MR MIEWARD ANDERSON. THURSDAY, i 9 th SEPT., 1907. PROGRAMME. Hymn 166. 1. Grand Ckoeur Th. Salome 2. Evening Song E. Schytte 3. March in F J. H. Wallis 4. Andantinoin Dflat E. H.Eemare Hymn 172. During the singing of this hymn a collection will be made to defray expenses. 5. Toccata Theod. Dubois 6. Musette , W. Spinney 7. Spring Song Alfred Hollins 8. Triumphal March Enos Andrew Hymn 240. The Benediction. FOXTON FOOTBAEE SUBUNION. Concert and Sports WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 25th. SPORTS at Racecourse in afternoon. Admission 6d (including, competitors). CONCERT in Public Hall in evening. Many visiting Vocalists. Admission, 2s and is. Tickets procurable from school children. PRESENTATION OF TROPHIES. E G. SUTHERLAND, Secretary Foxton Sub-Union. The musical event of THE SEASON. Wednesday, October 2, 1907, In the PUBLIC HALL, FOXTON. Grand Concert. In aid of the Presbyterian Church Organ Fund, by the PALMERSTON N. CONCERT PARTY AND FRIENDS. John Bett, Esq, Conductor. Grand Display FIRE CLUB EXERCISES By R. O. Jarreti, Esq., Instructor in Physical Culture. Overtures by Good Orchestra. Doors open at 7.30. Overture at 8. Vehicles 10.15. Admission : Front seats, 2s ; second seats, Is. Tickets may be obtained from Messrs J. T. Levett, P. H. Rae-Howard, R. Betty, and members of the choir. Seats may be reserved at Mr Lovett's, Main Street, on payment of 6d extra. Programme in future issue. rjIHE PUBLIC HALL, FOXTON. BAZAAR ! BAZAAR! IN AID OF THE PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH. TO BE HELD ON October 9th and 10th. Further particulars later. SAINTS’ CHURCH. IN THE PUBLIC HALL. ANNUAL BAZAAR. • To he opened by John Stevens. Esq., M.fi.R. OCTOBER, 15th, 16th, S ITthJOOT. The Bazaar Committee comprises very energetic members, and the public can depend on three good days outing. Plenty of fun, and what appeals to us all. Bargains when you purchase from the numerous stalls. Shooting gallary arid side shows in galore. A MONSTER ART UNION Will be run in connection with the Bazaar. Secure a ticket with u chance of receiving a beautiful oil painting for Is> id-' DO NOT FORGET THE DATES. Save your extra shillings for the loth, Kith, and 17th October. L. W. WILSON, Secretary.Why suffer the awful agony of rheumatism, gout, lumbago, sciatica, and kindred diseases. Rheumo'if given a fair trial-will quickly cure you. Sold at 2/6 and 4/6. 3