Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XV, Issue 2106, 26 February 1887, Page 3

>t AiiAN I) CONGER' n V-J IN THE TEMPEKANCE HALL, OSTHURSDAY EVENING, MARCH (Under the auspices of the t Tauranga Cricket Club). Assistance has been promised by som of the leading Amateur Vocalists. INDIAN CLUB PERFORMANC] by a member of the Cricket Club. Full programme in a future issue. MILLION PRICES. Front S«ats, 2s ; Body of Hall. It Doors open at 7.30 ; commence at 8. Carriages may be ordered at 10.35 p.m J. C. WEBSTER, Hon. Secretary. Tickets may be obtained at Mr C. G Carter's, and Mr H. L. Harston'e Strand, Tauranga, and from any mem mer of the Committee. HARSTON'S MUSICAL _WAREHOUSE. HL. HARSTON begs to intimate • to his numerous friends anc patrons that he has opened the estab lishment lately occupied by Mr C. G Carter, Stationer, as a Musical Ware house. Arthur Allison & Co.'s Prize Meda Piano, in handsome walnut and gold case, vertical iron frame, and repetitior check action. New Zealand Harmonium, by H. L. Harston, Tauranga, in kauri case, foi sale cheap. Agent for Pianos, Harmoniums, and American Organs, by all the leading makers. All kinds of Musical Instruments kept in stock. (Send for catalogues). NEW MUSIC. NEW MUSIC. All the novelties in Sheet Music. Songs, both new and old. Victoria Books. Cavendish Books. Musical Albums, and Tutors for nearly every Instrument. <§r Tuning and Repairs personally attended to. Orders by post will receive prompt attention. HARSTON'S MUSICAL WAREHOUSE, The Stsand, Taurastga. N.B. — Owing to my numerous music pupils requiring attention, the establishment will be closed during certain hours of the day. Due notice will be given. TAURANGA ANNUAL REGATTA. THURSDAY, 17th MARCH, 1887, St. Pateick's Day. PRELIMINARY TRO GRAMME. 1 Opkk Sailing K~el Boats of 20 feet and over ; owned and sailed by Maoris. 2 Opex Sa-xing Boat Race, of 14 feet and under. Time allowance 20 seconds per foot;. Open to all owners. 3 Sculling Bags, for skiffs 16 feet and under ; to be rowed upon a bona fide gunwale. All comers. 4 Whaleboat Race, for boats steered by'au oar, and not built for raoing purposes. Open to all comers — Europeans and Maoris. 5 K/SEL Boats, any dimensions. Open to all comers — Europeans and Maoris (2nd class centre-board boats excepted) . No time allowance. 6 Skiff Race, of 16 feet and under, pulled by two oars and coxswain, to be rowed upon a bona fide gunwale. A 1 ! comers. 7 Open Si it ing Centre- Board Boats, of 20 feet and under: open to all comers: Time allowance 20 seconds per foot. 8 Gkbasy Pole, 9 Shall Canoe Race, not less than six paddles. For Maori women only. 10 Sea-Hoese Race. 11 Maoei Was- Canoe Race, not less than 20 paddles. Conditions— A Wardance to be performed by the winning crew. 12 Halp-Dbckkd Centee-Boabd Yachts, 5 tons and under. 13 Ladies' Race, (Europeans only), in skiffs of 15 feet and under; two oars and coxswain. To be rowed on a bona fide gunwale. 14 Soulung Rags fob Skiffs, 14 feet and over, to be rowed upon a bomfid4 gunwale; all comers. For boys under 17 years of age who hare not previously won an advertised race. RULES. 1 Tauranga Regatta Club Regulations will be strictly adhered to 2 All measurements of boats to be extreme overall, not including spars and rudder. 3 A bona fide gunwale to be considered a gunwale oa the inside of the planking. 4 Copies of Regulations to be had on application. CHARLES F. HULME. Secretary. mAURANGA TTOTEL. Having taken over the business of the above well-known and comfortable Hotel from Mr J. Menzies, I intend to use my best endeavours to maintain the high standard of excellence that has always distinguished this house, and hope by care and attention to the wants and wishes of ouefcomers, to receive a fair proportion of public patronage. A. HENRY FISHER, Late of Albion Hotel, Auckland. Having decided to relinquish hotelkeeping, I have disposed of my business to Mr Fisher, and take this opportunity of thanking the public and my numerous friends for theii steadfast and liberal support, and oi asking them to continue the same to my successor. JOHN MENZIES.