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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 172, 8 November 1876, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENT. ¥ PRINCE OF WALES' BIRTHDA] 9th NOVEMBER, 1876. IyjONSTEIt FETE AND CARN^/AL. X CHEAP RAILWAY f EXCURSION TRIP TO PAPAKfIO. PROGRAMME. £ NEW PRIZE hi s4. 1. Qnoits, £2. | 2. Flat Race, 150 yards, openrto boys under 15. Entrance, Is. Ist, £1 ; j£nd, lUs. 3. Boys' Sack Race. Entranced Is. Ist, 155.; 2nd, 7s. 6d. £ 4. Catching the Pig with the Gjreasy Tail. Entrance, 2s. 6'd. 'I iie pig. t 5. Young I adies' Race. Ist, j2. 6. Climbing the Greasy Pole.J Entrance, Is. £2. e 7. 400 Yards Flat Race, opeff to amateurs only. Entrance, 03. 1-t, £4 £2. 8. Ringing the; Goose. Enijmce, Is. The goose. i 9. Wheelbarrow Race. Entrance, Is. Ist, £1 ; second, 10s. J" 10. Grinning Through tlif'Collar. £l. 11. Tilting at the Ringjf Entrance, ss. Ist, £2; 2nd, £l. | 12. Ladies' Race. Hamsome Album. 13. Walking Matcii, K mile. Entrance, 23. 6'd. Ist, £2; 2nd, £f. 14. Three-legged RaQS, for boys under fifteen. Entrance, Is. ylst, £1 ; 2nd, 10s. 15. Bicycle Race. Is. Ist, £1 ; 2nd, 10s. / BAB Y/S HOW! Babies under Niij£ Months. Prize, £2. Belhari, THE Glt ii AT# x\ DIA is' JLGGLER, Who has just ./arrived in the Colony, Has been engaged at enormous expense fug? the Carnival. A Quadrille will be in attendance. theAaledonian BAND Will Streets prior to the Departure of thofTrains, leaving Railway Stat on at 9 a.m., 30.30 a.m., and 12 noon ; returning from tlfe Grounds at 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. ReturO Fares, including admittance to Grounds .. 3s. Children* over three and under twelve, f Half Price. Tickets to be obtained at the Railway i fetation. Tie whole to concleude with a BRILLIANT PYROTECHNIC DISPLAY. 924 AMARU DRAMATIC CLUB.; 9 Liie next performance of the Club will-take place in the MASONIC HALL, ox THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 9th AND 10th NOVEMBER. L O Ojk Ws gfr RAN CE. ir Harcourt Courtly... Mr. H. Butler Max ilarkaway ... Mr. A. G ; Creagh Chark-s Courtly ... Mr. E. Ward Dazzle... ... ••• -'IE. Corliss Meddle Mr. 2.1. C. H.ckey opanker ... ... Mr. A. Procter Uo 1 Mr. W. B. Rhodes Martin Mr. L>. Graham Solomon Isaacs ... r. Enisee Lady Gay Spanker ... Miss Grace Follande Grace Harkaway ... Mrs. W. F. Kinnear. Doors open at 7.30 p.m. ; performance to commence at 8. Admission : Reserved Seats, 33. ; Body cf Hall, 2s. ; Gallery, Is. 'J ickets may be had from the members of Club, and the principal shopkeepers in the town. 934 WABT£i3. WANTED, the > Jiid,i&s-of Oamaru to S U M M E R HATS for Carnivaljsuil at WAII'AKI HOUSE. WANTED KNLadies' and Chil, dren's BOOTi'yi'inimen-e varietyand CHEAP at HuUSE. 913 VV Straw HATS 'for -Men and Boys, at WAITAKI HOUSE. - ' WANTEP, Boy's Youths to fit themselves wj£h-tfEraw and Leghorn HATS at WAirASfHoWE. WANTED KNOWN —G*HEAPEST F UEL Firewood cut upasuiJieA&f&reil at 2_. 6d. per bag. 900 TTTANTED, THREE RESBJEOTABLE VV BOAItDE Mrs. Noble, EsplanadgJs«BSSr^ a3 Works. ASTE PAPER FOR SALE, in lots to suit purchasers. Apply at this office. w WANTED, five minuj; State terms.. Office. WANTED KNOWN.—Gocjd TAILORS can have YMENT at Macfar Co/s Oamaru Tweed House. ANTED KNOWN.—Grand Festival at E W~. HATS, Scarfs, Ties, Gloves, DustrCoatsiiit and Co.'s. PRINCE OF WA"LES'_-3IRTSD AY— Great Fete at P£uj^alo./-iTRAW and LEGHORN HATSf Never mind the cash. WANTED KNOWN.—For holiday and school, several «Bgcial; lines in YOUTHS' and BOX'S/SUITS at the OAMARU TWEISJ> "HOUSE. / 936