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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 356, 14 June 1877, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. 'ASONIC HALL, OAiIAEU. THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, June 14—Second of THE GRAND COMIC PANTOMIME OF CIN DKRE LL A Inrl the Little Glass Slipper ; or. Harl quin Prince Poppetti, and the Good Fairy of the Woods ; and Zcalandia's Home in the Vallej' of Funis. Under the distinguished Patronage of Major Steward, Capt. Thornton, Capt. M'Corkiiidale, Lieut. Greenlield, and Officers and Members of the Oamaru Volunteers. Last Night bit (Ink ! Prince Pom petti ... Miss Laura Wiseman Dandini (his valet, afterwards Clown) ... '. John L. Hall Characters by the Gaiety Company. Remember, the First Pantomime in Oamaru. Shouts of laughter at the Comic scenes. Z E A L A N 1) I A * S HOME In the Valley of Ferns Received with unbounded applause. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) JUNE 13— Last uight of the Pantomime, and Benefit of MR. JOHN L. HALL. I SATURDAY—Mid-day Performance of the Pantomime, for Schools, Families, and Country Visitors. Children admitted to all parts of the house, Is. Adults, -2s. God Save the (jucen and the Governor ! R. B. WISEMAN, 140 Business Manager.

BOAS m&R® KOT3CE WAIAREKA lIOAD DISTRICT, N OTIC E. A LL AIHIEATIS O.F RATES UNPAID ±\- by 20th JUNE will be sued for, by order of the Board. ROBERT GARROW, WEYMOUTH SUB-DIVISION. fa S the number of Candidates duly Nominated exceeds the number of vacancies, a POLL will bo TAKEN at the Schoolhouse, Pukcuri, on THURSDAY, the 14th JUNE, between tlio hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., as between Mr. Thomas Duncan and Mr. William Dennison.

W. EASTO2s T , Returning Officer. PAPAKAIO SUB-DIYISION. A S the number of Candidates duly Nominated exceeds the number of vacancies, a POLL will be TAKEN at the Schoolhouse, Papahaio, on THURSDAY, the- J-Uh JUNE, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., as between Mr. Donald Borne and Mr. Peter Aitchison. ALEX. MEE, 123 Pi chimin" Officer. THE CLOTHING QUESTION.

The style of the dress has a prominent place In the thoughts of the grave ami the gay, And the Oamaru Tweed llouse i.s one of tin Lest For the fashionable dress of the day. A really good suit is now to be got For just Fifty (Shillings or so : With a Hat to become you for bis Shilling? only, That to kirk or to market would go. The Oamaru Tweed House, you know, Is famed for its Trowsers as well, And the Fit, Style, and Finish are such That no other in town can excel. Men's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing to hand, Heady-made or to measure as well ; To suit all classes who buy— Our system—Small Profits, Quick Sell. Thanks to the hundreds of buyers For the fame we have managed to gain, And by closely attending to business We're determined this fame to retain. Our Winter Stock's large and well 'sorted ; The patterns and styles are quite new. Just give one trial for comparing ; We think you'll be satisfied, too. Hare Value in SATIN AND FELT HATS, CAPS, Etc., Etc., at the OAMARU TWEED HOUSE, Manufacturers of Gentlemen's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing. ACFAR L A N E & (Late (i. E, Taylor and Co.), THAMES-STREET, Ever Thankful for the Support of " The People."