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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 2996, 26 September 1891, Page 2

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I'jNTKItTAINMBNr. — A in igic lantern Ovllibition was given by Mr Vausein the Public Hall, on Friday evening last. The weather wasvery much against the success of tho affair, but notwithstanding that it was raining heavily, there was a very fair attendance. The entertainment provided was a capital one, it being much above tho average of similar entertainments, and the audience were well pleased. Tho views shown by Mr Vause wore realistic pictures of the river Thim*s scenery, variouspublic buildings and places of note in and about Loudon, as well as a series of pictures illustrating the Queen's jubilee celebrations, all of which were lirst-class photographic views, clearly shown with the powerful Pamphougos lantern (which is claimed to bo equal to limelight), each picture occupying a 10ft. sheet, and ail interesting description of each was given, fhnse i»i rn followed by various tale*, On win, Gilnm, am! nunierou-: comic, 10'ir-h to t.ho d'*!i2l't-. of th'> vnineor f" ! '.:\

Recitation.-* a.,a wne g.van by some of tho young people dining tho evoning. Owing to the unfavourable weather, many wero prevented from h«iug present, sn l it is probable that Mr Vause may repeat th« entertainment at an early date.