SAILORS' REST.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 760, 8 March 1910, Page 6

SAILORS' REST.

—— ' ' ' The fortnightly concert under the auspices ,of the St. Patrick's Conference of the Society of' St. Vincent de Paul was given in the Sailors' Rest last evening before a-large audience of seafaring men. The programme submitted was of a high order, items being contributed by the following ladies and gentlemen :—Miss Hamilton, Mr. E. Walsh, Miss ,A. Frith, Mr. M. O'Eane, Miss Nugent, Miss M. Frith, Mr. Lansdowne, Mr. J. Baird, Miss E. Bowden, Mr. F. Cooze, Miss Wilson, Mr. G. Wilson, and Mr. H. Elmore. The accompaniments were efficiently played by Misses Duprey, Frith, and Bowden.' Captain Bonher, in returning thanks to the performers, announced that owing to the encouraging patronagp extended by 6eamen to the conference, another .concert would be given in the Sailor's Rest next Monday evening. ■ . Mr. Peter Tallooh. land and estate agent, Pahiatua,'advertises a l.i.p. property near PongaroaThe annual meeting of the Wellington Football Association will bo held in the Y.M.C.A. Booms, at 7.30 p.m.' to-morrow. Mr. Yung-liang Hwang, the Chinese Consul, will lecture on "Social Life in China" at St., John's Schoolroom to-night! The proceeds will bo devoted to the Young Women's Christian Association.. A block of bush country is offered .for £500 by Messrs Lewis. and. Co., Wanganui. The samo firm wants a small' country hotel in exchange for a Taranaki dairy farm. Mr. C. TiUwird Natusch, architect, Wellington, Napier, and Palinerston North, invites tenders for the erection of a residence for Mr. Jonathan Holden, at Makotuku, Hawkc's Bay. Re'd had bronchitis several times, His doctors ordered "Warmer , climea." But, then, alas, the man was poor. Or he'd have gone away before. "Do this, do that," 'tis easily said, But poor men have, to earn their bread, Thanks be, they,.may become secure . 'Gainst coughs and colds by Woods' Peppermint Cure.—Advt,. ' , 4n_