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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1588, 22 December 1885, Page 4

THEATRE EOYAL, PALM&BSTON. Boxing Night, SATURDAY, DECEMB^U 26, 1885. PALMERSTO.V MUSICAL & DRAMATIC SOCIETY. Salon a'Et-hiope. Bones, W. J. Haybittle ; Interlocutor, E. Johnston ; Tambo, J. A. Weight. 1. Overture — Specially arranged for the Society — Orchestra. 2. Opening Chorus — " For our own our Native Home" — Company. 3. Song— v Dreaming of Hoina" — J, Bett. 4. Comic Sons; (new) — " Keep m de Middle ot de Road "— W. J. Hayhittle. 5. Song — " Massa's m the cold cold ground " — R. Johnston. 6. Comic Song — " Go and tell Maria " — I J. A. Weight. 1 7. Song— "Let the Angels m" — W. Archer. 8. Song — " A Flower from Mother's Grave "— G. A. Dangsin. 9. Comic Sons 1 — " Brickbats never shall be Slates" 1 '— W. J. Haybittle. 10. Song— Speak, only Speak "—Or. E. Hawkins. Finale. , Pianista, Miss Bovlan ; Musical, Conductor, Mr 'G-. Kendall. " To Paris and Back for Mr Samuel Snoxzle— W. J. Haybittle. Mr Spriggins — Fred Pirani. ] Mr Charles Mark ham — E. Johnston. Lieut. Spike, R.N.— G, Mitchell. Detective Pounce — Gr. A. Dungan. Joseph— A. R. T. Haultain. Telegraph Clerk — Railway Superintendent— M. Wrightson. Mits Fanny Spriggens — Lady AmaUur. Front Seats, 3/- ; Back Seats and Gallery, 2/-. Tickets may be obtained from Messrs Welch & Co., and W. Park.' Seats may be reserved at Mr W. Park's up to 1) v.m.. Dec. 24, after that time on application to the Secretary. L. ABRAHAM, Stage Manager. FRED PlßANl,. Secretary.

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS WANGANUI SECTION. Train Arrangements for Christmas and Boxing Days, 1885. ! ON Christmas Day trains will run as usual, but Goods Traffic will be suspended. On Boxing Day, Dec. 26th, the ordinary thne-table between "Wanganui and Foxtori will be suspended, and trains run as under : — Leave Palmerston for "Wanganui at 6.45 a.m., 5.5 p.m., and I 6.40 p.m. Leave for Halcombe at 9.20 a.m., and f6r Feildirig at 10.50 a.m. Arrive from Wanganui, and leave for Foxton at 10.50 a.m., 1.50 p.m., and 9.35 p.m. leave for Foxton at 6.40 p.m. For further information see posters at all stations. By Ordex. .. : . y 1\ /TANAWATIT Races.— No. 2 IVJL Publican's Booth.— The above has been purchased by me, and visitors will find at the booth liquors of best quality only, with prompt attention and civility .— D. Cliff6b.d, Princess Hotel.

LOYAL MANAWATtf- LODGE, I.'O.OFf, vM.ET. THE Regular Meeting of the, above Lodge will be held m the Lodge-room on THURSDAY Evening, Dec. 24, at 7.30. _ff^_B____Si-______l____H__flS_________S____— __■& ' PHffiNIIMEVERY (Near Club Hotel), Palmerston^ Nobth. M' ESSRS PASCOE & Co. desire to call the attention of the public to the Superlative Quality and uniform condition of their Malt Liquors, 'and teg to solicit their patronage and a trial of their celebrated Pale Ale and Brown Stout, brewed from the choicest seleotion'bf Hops and Malt on scientific principles, possessing a Tonic and Preservative condition free ' from Acidity. : w. h. pascoe, From an extensive experience andsuccess as a practical Brewer, having obtained PRIZE MEDALS Melbourne, 1866 and 1867, Sydney, 1872 and 1880, Melbourne, 1880 and 1881, Can with confidence recommend their various brands. Orderß attended to with despatoh. OROUA LODUE, Mo. 180, U.A.O.D.' THE Regular Meeting of the above Lodge will be held m the Lodgeroom, Mr Mowlein's Buildings, on TUE SDAY, 29th Dec, at 8 p.m. Business : Initiations and General. By ord«r 3b,