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Temuka Leader, Issue 2307, 19 January 1892, Page 2

VOLUNTEER HALL, TEMUKA. FAREWELL RECITALS ! ENTERTAINMENT! LITERARY AND MUSICAL TREAT. to-nightTto-night. The Renowned English Elocutionist, E.TENNYSON SMITH, Will give an Evening of POE TI C R ECITAL I, , Interspersed with Musicby Popular LOCAL AMATEURS. Mr Tennyson Smith's Recitals have been given over a hundred times in London —in the principal Halls ; also in all the principal Cities of the United Kingdom. PROGRAMME. Part I. The following Poems, Sketches, &c, will be rendered by Mr E. Tennyson Smith : Recital—" A City Tale."—ln the Hospital —Visions of the Better Land—An Angel Visitor—" Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven." Recital—" The Fireman's Wedding" (a thrilling story of a London fire)— There's a Woman in the Fire!—Who will offer to go .' —The Fireman ascends the Ladder—He Rescues the Woman and Descends the Ladder, but the Ladder is on Fire—The Sequel. " Humorous Sketch" (original), Concert in R .—The Chairman's Speech— The Singers who Disappointed, and the Young Man who always Kept his Engagements. Recital —" The Pitch In, or Railway Collision." —A Terrible Catastrophe— The Signalman Asleep—The Collision in the Tunnel —The Wreckage on Fire Where's Jack Braddon, the Engine Driver ? —The Rescue—Too Late! Part 11. Recital—" Shamus O'Brien "(a story of the Irish Rebellion). —The Capture— The Trial —Shamus O'Brien's Defence —A Mother's Pleading—The Sentence —The Gallows. Recital—" Poor Little Joe" (a pathetic story of two little London waifs : the one a shoeblack, earning a bare living for himself and his crippled brother). Humorous Lecture by a Welshman on a Poem said to be composed by a Welsh Bard from Llanfairpwlgwyngyllgogerychwyrnfirobwllantisiliogogogoch. Recital—" The Vagabonds " (a story of the " Down Grade "). RARE ELOCUTIONARY TREAT! IRRESISTIBLE HUMOR! EXQUISITE PATHOS! ! INIMITABLE MIMICRY !! ! REALISTIC TRAGEDY !! !! TWO HOURS' AMUSEMENT. Popular Prices—Front Seats. 2s; Back, Is. Doors open at 7.15 to admit those who have previously secured Tickets. Ticket Office at Hall open at 7.;50. Commence at 8. jal!) 11HE REHEARSAL by the UNITED CHOIRS will NOT BE HELD TO-NIGHT, but will be POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY NIGHT, in consequence of Mr E. Tennyson Smith's Entertainment To-night. ja!9 iIP VAN WINKE l> To Be Repeateu THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, BY THE mWOh CHILDREN, VOLUNTEER HALL, GERALDINE, In aid of the Incidental and Winter Fuel Fund. Admission., gg and Is. Commence at 7,30 p,rn, ja!9 TEMUKA RIFLES. rpHE ANNUAL MEETING of the JL above CORPS will be held in the VOLUNTEER HALL on WEDNESDAY, January 20th, at 7.30 p.itt, E. OUTTEN, jal6 Captain Commanding. VICTORIA LODGE, NO. 19, 1.0.0. F. A MEETING of the above will be held on THURSDAV, 21st inst. Business : Election of Officers. J. H. DEAN, j a Xj) Secretary. >RESBYTERTAN 02URCH, TEMUKA. THE ANNUAL SOIREE will take place on THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, .1892, IN THE VOLUNTEER HALL, f Admittance, 2s. Children Half Price. I Tea on the tables at 6.30 p.m. rpHE PEEL FOREST HORTI- \ CULTURAL SHOW WILL BE HELD IN THE SCOTSBURN SCHOOLROOM, FRIDAY, JAN. 22nd. All exhibits must be in the room by 11 a.m. The doors will be open to the public at 3 p.m. jal9 GEUALDINE ST. PATRICK'S DAY SPORTS ASSOCIATION. A GENERAL MEETING of members will be held in the CROWN HOTEL ox WEDNESDAY, Jan. 27th, |h!)2, at 7-.5Q p.m. Business •: To balance sheet, election of ofticurs, &a. Country members are specially invited to attend. ALFD. FISHER, jal9 Hon, Sec. i