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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7928, 8 October 1904, Page 1

ADDFELLOWS' HALL, Cuba-street, V SUNDAY evening,9th, at 7o rclook,. Mra Sorensen, of .Wellington, /will deliver, .a trance , .address. ; I '■ Spiritualism .and..,it Bleaching.";,"Psy-", /phdcaetryVand '*>7.\Qlvr^*o;ahee.;.e/demon-'*^ jstratedie ARowdially.invited..:'". I MR P. R. DIX'S Cathedral Choristers and Eefined Entertainers. T YCEUM; mHEATRE. MONDAY and TUESDAY, October 10th and 11th. 4- CATHEDRA L CH > RISTERS—4 ' In Magnificent Repertoire of Glees, Madrigals, and Part Songs. : Miss Alice Layton, the accomplished Soprano; MR GARDEN WILSON, Australia's Greatest Mimic; Mr Leslie Warton, Coon, Melodist; Mr George Warsaw, Operatic Basso; Eellman the Great, marvellous magician;, Mr Edgar Collins, pianist. ..Most unique .programme of refined and artistic merit; Admission—3s, 23, and Is-children half price to D.C. and stalls. Special rates to choirs and colleges. Reserved seats at Mr Park's, bookseller. VICTOR BECK, Advance Rep. £E A LAND; I a TT aL L. Coming Great Attraction. . . Positively for Three Nights Only. OCTOBER llth, 12th, & 13th. Return of the people's favourites, the famous WOODS-WILLIAMSON CO. Alfbed Woods, Australia's only Star artist, and Maud Williamson, the celebrated and charming English actress, supported by the full strength of their famous Company in three great plays. Tuesday, Oct. 11—Maud Williamson's great dramatisation of Marie Corelh's wonderful work, *: Bababbas." Wednesday, Oat 12, " The Garden of Lies.'' Thubsdat, Oct 13th, " Camille." New and magnificent scenery. Full orchestra under the direction of Mr Henry Hawkins, R.A.M. Prices —4s, 2s 6d, and Is. Box plan as usual. f YCEUM npiHEATEE. Lessee ;&*Manager. __£r Harry .Bickards; FRIDAY & SATITRDAY NEXT;-;i October 14th and 16th. MR HARRY RICE:ARDS' Vaudeville., and Specialty Combination. The greatest array.;pf Star Artists that ever appeared in Palmerston North.: ' MR WILL VAN* ALLEN <direct from London), high class Musical Artist. MISS MAUD BEATTY, MISS ADA DELROY, MR J W, WINTON. Accompanied by McGinty in his great Ventriloquial Entertainment. • " ' . MR JAMES BELL, MISS MAGGIE FRASER, SMJTH SISTERS, ED WARD FORD, GEORGE BENTLEY, ARNOLD PHIL. And the very latest series of ANIMATED PICTURES. '■'Canadian Salmon Fishing." " Daylight Burglary." '.'.-.•.-.■ Prices: 3s, 2s, and Is. Doors open 7. Curtain rises 8. Box plan at Park's. ~-. , Manager for Mr Rickards, Allan Hamilton. ~'■■•',, .:_ • Touring manager, A.G.MABEE. FIRE BRIGADE SOCIAL AND * •', ..DANCE. *.: LYCEUM THEATRE, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12th, 1904. TNVTTATIQN holders"; are • reminded A that they must present' their tickets at the door. .Dancing commences, at 8 p.m. /G. RUSH,; Hon. Sec. >

A PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS ■ BALL WILL be,; held at the Stoney Creek Hall on FRIDAY, the 14th Oct.. A prize each will be given to the. beat and most origihal costume worn by lady and gent. Mhsio by Matron's String Band. Admission: Gent*"., 8s; hdies. j Is. 'Bus leaves Post Office corner at I 7.80 p.m. ' SECOND GRAND HANDIOAP, of 5 soys and Gold Medal, to be run on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, / ' NOVBMBBB 5. Nominations 2s, close at Family Hotel, October 29ih. •;;-■* T. J. NOTT,, Promoter, | hutt Galley sports, 1 LABOUR DAY, OCTOBERI2. GYCLING-6ne Mile Maiden, HalfMile.c One Mile Handicap, Wheel Raoe (twomiles). .-..-;' ;. RUNNING—IOOyds Maiden, 100 yds Handicap,; 220 yds Handicap. ,i_;beral PRIZES. The competitors include Arnst Bros, and J. Chalmers. ■ ... .; Nominations close October 6. ;. •■•; ZZ]:/D. W ANSON, Secretary; A. ■CANADIAN—Men's Canadian tweed ; -':;'.trousers at '5/6 (splendid wear); men's cord trousers, .4/9.' At... Millar and Giorgi's. : x-A/xxx."-