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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1189, 31 October 1882, Page 3

Gisborne literary musical —AND—DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT. PARNELL & BOYLAN’S HALL. THURSDAY, NOV., 2, 1882. Programme : Overture (Pianoforte)Mr J. T. Crawford Song—“ The White Squall...Mr McKlwaine Song—“ Waiting” (Farnie)Madame Stewart Song—“ The Village Blacksmith ”.. .J. Berry ReadingMr J. Bourke SongMr Towaey Song (comic)Master Vandy Song—“ The Tara Farewell ”...Mr E. Chrisp Song—“ One Morning, Oh so Early ”... Madame Stewart INTERVAL OF 10 MINUTES.

To conclude with the Farcical Interlude in one act, entitled— FSARFUL TRAGEDY HT THE , SEVEN DIALS. Mr Timothy SlumpingtonMr McElwaine Mr Muggleton Mulligatawney Mr Moynihan Mr TwigleyMr Morgan Jacob WeazleMr E. Pavitt Mrs SlumpingtonMadame Stewart Doors open 7.30. ; Performance begins at S o'clock. Admission —Front Seats, 3s ; Gallery and -Back, 2s. 144 KT o 11 c e . TO OWNERS OF MARES VISITING FOUL PLAY. TX consequence of the scarcity of Grass and Waerenga-a-hika, we have decided on removing FOUL PLAY to TUTOKO, where he will Stand the remainder of the Season. BLOOMFIELD & WYLUE. Albion Club Stables. THE PROPRIETOR having secured during his recent visit to Sydney and Melbourne, a Handsome Landau and a Highly Finished Clarence, is now prepared to supply Wedding Parties, with from a Pair to a— SIX HORSE TEAM OF GREYS. Thoroughly Competent Drivers will ba provided, and as the proprietor exercises personal supervision he can guarauteo there will be no ground for complaint. S. M. WILSON, J3B Proprietor.

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