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Waipawa Mail, Volume XXII, Issue 4055, 22 May 1900, Page 3

ODDFELLOWS’ HALL, WAIPAWA SATURDAY, MAY 26th. THORNTON STEWART’S Royal Kinematograph, BRITON V. BOER. “JOrtri of Kinematograph film •jUVJLI shown nightly, depicting 35 Actual Sensational Battles, Scenes, &c. Cheer after cheer groot the Battle of Glencoe, Gordon Highlanders, Black Watch, Wreck of Armoured Train, Lord Roberts with the Scots Greys, and our own Boys (the Now Zealanders) with General French. Screams ofc laughter at the Haunted Dining-room. Box Mystery. Mr FRED FOLEY, the popular Ventriloquist, Conjurer, & Musical Wizard. People’s prices 2s & Is, children halfprice. Commence at 8 o’clock. Friday 26th. 258 F. T. NORRIS, Agent. LOOK OUT FOR THE GRAND HIBERNIAN Concert & Social, ON Wednesday, May 30th. Front seats 2s, Back Is. DANCE 2s 6d per couple. Refreshments Provided. J. A. G. COSGROVE, 255 Searetary. Oddfellows’ Hall. THURSDAY, MAY 24,1900. (Queen’s Birthday.) The Waipawa Dramatic Club will stage Broughton’s charming comedietta “Withered Leaves,” Caste of Characters— Sir Conyers Conyers Mr W. H. J. Bennett Tom Conyers Dr J. L. Reed Arthur Middleton Mr S. J. Williams Cecil Vane Mr J. Peters Lady Conyers Mrs W. H. J. Bennett May Rivers Mrs A. E. Eames To conclude with the Screaming farce—- “ The Turkish Bath.” Caste of Characters— Bill Spriggs, alias Dost Ali Khan Baboura Mr C. M. Whittington Tom Griggs Mr W. J. Standley Adolphus Fitzmortimer Mr A. E. Eames Grip Mr R. J. Pellow Tom Mr Fergusson Josiah Ponder Mr C. Mogridge Miss Amelia Tippett Miss Bradbury

Daring the evening the club’s orchestra will play the following selections : Grand selection, “ Maritana,” (Wallace); March, “ Great Inter-Ocean, ” (Round). Admission—Reserved Seats, 3/-; front seats, 2/-; back seats 1/-. The box plan will be opened at 9 a.m. on Monday, at Mogridge’s Stationery Depot. NO reserved tickets will be sold at the doors. Doors open at 7.30 p.m., overture at 8 o’clock. 250 W. J. PELLOW, (Late D. Annand), BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, MUSIC AND FANCY GOODS SELLER, Opposite Empire Hotel, WAIPAWA. AGENT for all Colonial and English Newspapers, Fashion Journals and Magazines. LATEST BOOKS kept in stock or procured at short notice. Papers, Books, etc., posted to any part of the Colonies or England. 248 Davies & Evans, TAILORS, HASTINGS-STREET, NAPIER, HAVE just received a splendid assortment of Winter Goods, Including the latest thing in Tweeds and Coatings. If you want a really good SUIT OF CLOTHES well made and a perfect fit, try DAVIES & EVANS. 249 HAWKE’S BAY HOUNDS. THE Hawke’s Bay Hounds will meet as under: SATURDAY, May 26th— WEDNESDAY, May 30th-The Brow SATURDAY, June 2nd—Gwavas WEDNESDAY, June Gth—Te Onepu SATURDAY, June 9th—Fairfield WEDNESDAY, June 13th-Sheren-den SATURDAY, June 16th-Springhill WEDNESDAY, June 20—H.8.J.C. Steeplechases (no meet) SATURDAY, June 23rd-Okawa WEDNESDAY, June 27th—Napier Park Steeplechases (no meet) SATURDAY, June 30th (Petano)— Marine Parado, 10.45 a.m. 12.30 each day. G. L. SUNDERLAND, 63 Master. M. C. Symons, BUTCHER, WAIPAWA. MC. SYMONS begs to inform the • public of Waipawa and surrounding districts, that ho is now in a position to supply MEAT of all descriptions at the Lowest Market Rates. Having obtained steam power, I am now in a position to supply a Large and well assorted Stock of Small Goods of all descriptions, which will be always on hand, including Pork Sausages every Saturday afternoon. Customers waited on daily for orders. A Liberal Allowance made to 18 Cash Customers. Mourning cards New and chaste designs’.— Mail Office.