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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1319, 11 October 1880, Page 3

late advertisements . ma teur entertainment j\_ j n aid of the Funds of the OAM ABU FIRE BRIGADE, To be held in TflE VOLUNTEER HALL, OS WEDNESDAY, 13TH OCTOBER, TTnder the patronage of tha Mayor and Borough Councillors and President and Members of the Caledonian Society of Oarnaru. PROGRAMME. part I. i Fantasia "The Azure Lake' Rifles' Band. ° Song - " M >- Heather Hills ' "* Mr. Flemiog. 3 Recitation... "The Lay of the Fearless De Cocrcy "...Mr. Dowling. 4 Song Mrs Kinnear. C Con* "Jack's Yar n" 5 - S ° ng Mr. E. Booth. e Violin 5010..." Lncia de Lammermoor " Mr. Jone3. 1 Song (written by Mr. Florence), "God bless the Fire Brigade," Mr. Florence. 8. Recitation "Juana Mis 3 Harper. ■o Sonz ... " Musical Party (by request) * 5 Mr. G. Farr. Interval of five minute. PART It. v Selection from the Opera of "Norma" Rifles' Band. o Sang " once A S ain " ~ Mr. Florence. a o OC£r "Nevermore" b Miss N. Hardy. 4. Recitation," Roderick Dhu " (by request! Mr. Dowling. 5 Song " The Outlaw Mr. D. Booth, ft. Recitation, "Charge nf the Light Brigade" Mr. Moir. .ij- 3 0 ng " Jesaie's Dream " Mrs. Kinnear. •g Recitation Mias Harper £ Sodk " Widow Malone " Mr. Fleming. Accompanist ... Mr. J. G. Finch. Boors open at 7.20, commence at S o'clock sharp. 51 ket3, 3s each, to he obtained from Members of Committee. A DANCE take place after the Eitertainment. Tickets, 3s. to admit lady (or ladies) and gentleman. R. L. RULE. Hon. Sec. to the Committee. ENTERTAINMENT IN AID OF THE FIRE BRIGADE FUNDS. -ji/TEETINGofGENERAL C >MMITTEE -*■*-» will he held at the Star and Garter Bote! on MONDAY, 11th INST., at S p m. 'Gentlemen holding tickets unsold are re■questad to forward them to the underE. t, KUl.r, 1631 Hon. See. to the Committee. CHURCH NOTICE. s KAMPDEN. OS THURSDAY, 14TH OCTOBER, A OIK EE AND CONCERT Will be in THE MECHANICS' INSTITUTE, For the purpose of supplementing the fund in hand and boiiding a Church. Subscriptions to this end. received before Thursday, will he thankfully acknowledged :it the meeting ; subsequent snbsciptions will be adknowledged in th ; papers. JAMES C. M. WILB9V, ©2 Curate Waitaki County. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. DOTTROON RACES—OCTOBER 14 ra AND 15TH. OtT <each of the above day 3, a Train will leave Oamarn for Dantrcon at 10.15 a.m.. waiting at Pnkeuti .Junction for Paitew{ers by th-? first train from Timaru. On THURSDAY, 14th INST., a Train "Will leave Duntmon for Oamaru, at 5 p.m.; and on FRIDAY. 75th INST., Passengers will return by the ordinary train leaving Duntroon at 6.25 p.m. FARES. Ordinary Single Fare Ticket? issued at 'Ounaru and Stations on the branch to Duntroon on 14th 15th inst. will be available for return up to and including Saturday, 16th inat. W. M. H ANN AY, Traffic Manager. Traffic Manager's Office, Oamarn, Sth October, I»"-S0 62/ NOTICE OF REMOVAL. E I D & GRAY HAVE REMOVED TO NEW PREMISES (s>arther up Thames-street) OPPOSITE COMMERCIAL HOTEL^ THE IMPORTED CLYDESDALE Young banker Will stand at Barobank, Oamaru, for tie coming season. Thrm3 ... ... 10s Essh mar?, to he paid for before removal. Good paddocks provided fr.se of charge for Wr weeks ; after that time 2s -6d per week *ill be charged. All care taken, but no responsibility. For Pedigree and particulars see cards. JOHN DONALDSON, Proprietor, Burnbanb. TO STAND THIS SEASON, -At the Windsor Park Estate, near Oamarn, THE PSRE-BRED IMPORTED CLYDESDALE ENTIRE HORSE pRINCE VICTOR. PEINCE VICTOR is a beautiful, thiokstcmtJinearted, dark-brown stallion, J jean old, ahcur. 16 hands 3 inches ; bred ay Join HenAtrson, Esq., Parkma'ns ; was B°t by Btince of VTales, the illustrious «tud horse of Laurence Drew, Esq., Merryton» out of Rorie, a mare belonging to an 'Exceedingly favoracle strain of blood. e pined many first prizes, and at Maryhill, *ott second boners as a brood mare in a tltat was open to all Scotland. waa got by the famous horse Victor. ®e winner of first prizes at Gatehouse of Stranraer, Kirkecbright, and _Wigand ia 186*, won second prize at Wighland Society's Show at Stirling, **s afterwards sold to go to Australia, la# gjeat breeding lines of Prince Victor *£?thetfcne combinations of the Prince of hTood crossed with that of Victor's, *otch trace back uninterruptedly to ®*Coloiaba Stock of 1835. Roaie' grandw»a Jean, the dam of Disraeli, who, * 2-ytjur-old, won first prizes at the in'fcir d Society's Show, held at Glasgow 1875; *ad u a 3-year-old, he won first _*?***£ the Glasgow Stallion Spring Show «ff >r^nce Victor in 1875 could boast tour dinners at the different showr. Guineas. Payable on thai *®»«bruaiy, 1881. Groom's Fee, ss. ftddccks free for & month; after that, per week. £v «y «are, hut no responsibility. JB. MENLOVE, «». , Proprietor, "ffldtor Park, October, 188 ft, . &1&