Amusements. [ 'V HEA TE E fiOIAL. 5 THIS EVENING. j M B FEED CLIFTON, The eminent Buffo and Characteristic Singer (from the London and Provincial 1 Concerts), and ; MISS FANNY SA EA, The charming Ballad and Seriocomic Vocalist (late of Mr and Mrs Howard Paul's Entertainments in England), Have the honor to announce their Incomparable Drawing-room Entertainment of Oddities, , entitled, "MEEBY MOMENT S," ' Consisting of Comic Characteristic Sketches, Ballads, Serio-comic Songs, and Pianoforte Selections. Pianist and Musical Director, Mr Speedy. ' Agent, Mr R. Lambert. Admission — Dress Circle, 3s ; Side Boxes, 2s ; ! Pit, ONE SHILLING. I I AETILLEBY AND BIFLE VOLUNTEER BALL. A BALL, to commemorate its completion, I will take place at the DBILL SHED, On WEDNESDAY EVENING', SEPTEMBER 10. Stbwabds : Capt. Dalgliesh Capt. Wade Lieut. Conyers Lieut. Ferguson Segt.-Major. Thomson Col.-Segt. Soandrett Segt. A. Brown Segt. A. Dunlop Vol. D. Macrorie. Mr Stevens has undertaken to provide a thoroughly efficient Quadrille Band. Tickets, to admit Lady and Gentleman, 10s 6d each ; can be obtained from the Stewards and the noncommissioned Officers. Dancing to commence at 9 o'clock. CHRIS. BASSTIAN, Jtjn., Secretary. Wrapery* NOTICE. THOMSON & BEATTIE Beg to intimate that they have opened oat an assortment of MEN'S CLOTHING In the premises next door to MESSRS HAKE, PRATT & CO.'S, DEE STREET. They hare been induced to commence busineii in Invercargill by the opening they fancy exists for a EEALLY CASH TBADE. — o— — The extent to which oredit is given prevents cash customers obtaining goods at fair prices, and it is well known in basinoss that men who pay have to make up for the debts of those who don't. By confining themselves strictly to a cash trade, they hope to alter this state of things in so far as their customers are concerned, so as to confine the payments made by each man to his own debts. They solicit from the public the fair trial they think their effort merits, and they hope to convince them that GREAT CLEARING SALES, IMMENSE BARGAINS, SWEEPING REDUCTIONS ! AND ALARMING SACRIFICES, Have commenced in earnest, without danger of the PERIODICAL RELAPSE into HIGH PRICES. August 21st, 1873. PHOTOGBAPHY. TI/TESSES COXHEAD BBOTHEBS, Op Mobat Place, Dxtnedik, Beg to notify that they have opened a branch of their business in ESK STREET, INVEROARCHIiL, Where they are taking Cartes- de-Visite and Cabinet Portraits, Stereoscopic, Card, and Large Views. CARTES -DE-VISITE, 15s PER DOZEN, UNEQUALLED. A large stock of Specimens now on view. PORTRAITS TAKEN in ANT WEATHER, and FINISHED WITHIN ONE WEEK. g^NOTE THE ADDBBSS COXHEAD BROTHERS, POBTEAIT AND LANDSCAPE PHOTOaBAPHEBS, EBk street (Opposite Johnson's Hotel).
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Southland Times, Issue 1785, 26 August 1873, Page 3
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429Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Southland Times, Issue 1785, 26 August 1873, Page 3
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