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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 3782, 21 January 1908, Page 3

j J3UBLIO HALL, FOXTON. TUESDAY, JANUARY 21st. Return Visit of the famous MaoCALLUM ENTERTAINERS. In their great " 3 in 1 ” attraction —Music, Comedy, Moving Pictures. Miss Flora MacC-illum, artisti c mezzo contralto and pianiste, in beautifully illustrated songs. Mr H. Scott MacCullum, the talented young violinist (a virtuoso), formerly Andrew Black Concert Co. (England), Mr Archie MacCallum, the operatic basso, late Fraulein Circuit America, will be heard in “ Roll on Thou Dark and Deep Blue Ocean.” Mr E. Stuart MacCallum, the brilliant flautist proclaimed the great Lemmone’s rival. Miss Queenie Burrows, queen of monologue entertainers, will be introduced in the new and sparkling, one-act comedy, “Dr Adams’ Guests.” Moving Pictures of humorous and farcical episodes and adventures of a most diverting and laughter-provoking character. Music, Comedy and Pictures go hand in hand. At their farewell performance in the Town Hall, Melbourne, 3100 were delighted by the MacCallum’s Music Comedy and Picture Entertainment. People’s prices, 3s, 2s, and is. j

J3UBLIC HALL, POXTON. RACE NIGHTS. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22. THURSDAY, JANUARY 23. Eevin Dramatic Co., will produce the side-splitting drama CONFUSION, On Wednesday night, and the patriotic drama ENGLAND’S GLORY, On Thursday night. Prices, 3s and 23.

PUBLIC HALL, FOXTON. Season of two nights commencing NEXT SATURDAY, AND MONDAY, JAN. 25 andz 7 The record-breaking, successful musical comedy, A TRIP TO CHINATOWN. The brightest and funniest of all musical comedies, interpreted by the following galaxy of artists : HOWARD VERNON, the favourite operatic comedian, of J. C. Williamson’s Company. MISS VINIA DE LOITTE, the dainty prima donna, of J. C. Williamson’s Co. MISS IRIS VANCE, the charming young Contralto and FULL METROPOLITAN CO. of popular musical comedy artists. Prices— 3s, as, is. Box plan at Levett’s. ROLAND REIS, Business Manage^ pUBLIC HALL, FOXTON. FEBRUARY, 10TH TO 13TH. Catholic Bazaar. Full particulars advertised in future issue. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ANNIVERSARY DAY, HOLIDAY Excursion tickets available for return till 15th February, will be issued on 20th, 21st, and 22nd January, from Wanganui, Mataroa, Foxton, Dannevirke, Greytown, Te Aro, and intermediate stations, including stations on W. and M. Co.’s line. FOXTON RACES. On 22nd January trains will leave Feilding 9.15 a.m., Palmerston 9.10 a.m. and fpr Racecourse an 3 FsKto n » returning fromFoxtons.4sp.m., Racecourse 6 p.m. for Palmerston, and at 6.5 p.m.; from Foxton Racecourse 6.20 p.m. for Palmerston and Feilding. The 9.10 a.tu- train from Palmerston and the 6.5 p.m. rain from Foxton will stop af any ntermediate stains ijf squired. The 9.} 5 frpm peeing will gtdp ‘ af any intermediate to Palmerston if required, qnd thence only at Racecourse. The 5.45 p.m. train from Foxton will stop at Racecourse and take passengers for Palmerston only. On 23rd January passenger train will leave Feilding 9.15 palpterston 10.15 Racecourse and poxtou, returning from Foxton 6.5 p.m., Racecourse 6.20 p.m'., for Feilding. The usual 12 (noon) train, Palmerston to Foxton, and the usual 5-10 p.m. train, Foxton Palmerston, will stop at Foxton Racecqurs? if required. Holiday excursion tickets available for return till 15th February will he issued, fa Foxton on 2 ;3. r d January by- the 9.15 a.m. special from Feilding,, in addition to fhq isspe of excursion tickets on 22ud January as above, For further particulars see posters. BY ORDER. Jxß 20 TO TRESPASSERS. QTJ[CE is hereby given that any person or persons found -*■ trespassing on sections 64, ! 65 and, 6/5.,, Moutoa, the properly of the undersigned, on and after this date will be prosecuted. W. S. CARTER, Moutoa, Oct. 19th., 1997., . Year ,or • cUemist/sclls,