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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3538, 10 November 1882, Page 3

(For continuation of news see fourth page.) Exhibition NAPIER ATHENiEUM. I NINE ART, AND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. BEAUTIFUL, KARE, and CURIOUS ART PRODUCTS OF ALL LANDS. OPENED EVERY DAY DURING THE WEEK From 2 to 6 and 7 to 10 p.m. Admission—One Shilling Tho loan of Pictures, Curios, Local Industries, Native Implements, and specimens of Art work is respectfully invited. PERCIVAL BEAR, Hon, Sec. Concert THE SPIT CHURCH. THE FOUNDATION OF St. ANDREW'S OHUROH, Port Ahuriri, will be laid on TUESDAY, 14th November, by tho Right B )v. the Bishop of Waiapu at 5 p.m. A Collection will fcsmada at the Ceremony In aid of the Building Fund. A Tea Meeting and Sacred Concert will be held the same evening in tbe Temporary Church at G. 30.— Admission Two Shillings* THEATRE &&&ss(§!& ROFAL. Under the patronage of His Worship tho Mayor, ■VTORT HE RN~~ pONCEET IN AID OF THE CHILDREN'S WARD AT THE NAPIER HOSPITAL Will be hold on WEDNESDAY, 15th NOVEMBER, 1882. Doors open at 7.30 ,- to commence at 8 o'clock. Admission—49, 2s 6d, and Is, Tickets may be had and seats secured at Mr Jacobs' Repository. On behalf of the Committee. W. SCHIPPER, Hon. Secretary. Pigeon Matches. OHOOTING MATCH at PETANE TO BE HELD ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER the 11th. Ist Match—Three Birds each, ono miss out, five traps, five yards apart, 25 yards rise • entrance 10s 6d 2nd Match—Three Birds each, same rise and trap 3 ; winner of the first match three yards, and second best shot one yard back; entrance 103 6d 3rd Match—A Handicap to be made on tho ground, five birds oach, same traps; entranco 10a 6d • acceptance 10s Gd In all matches the shooter up to save stakes; Matches at tho Bogardus trap will be shot on tho groundShooting will commence punctually at noon. Two Four-in-hand Coaches will leave the C&arbndon Hotbl at 11 a-m. Athletic Sports. WAIPAWA ATHLETIC ANNUAL SPORTS. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. nHHE annual Sports Meeting of the above Club will JL take place on Boxing Day at Waipawa. Entries for the following events will be received by the Secretary up to FRIDAY, 15th Deeemtjr, Acceptances to be sent in on or before the 22nd December. PROGRAMME— Waipawa Cup, (Handicap)—Bßo, 410, and 100 yards, ■ First prize L 1 0; second L 5; third L 2; with a Special Prize of L 3 for winner of 100 yards event, Race to be decided by points to count as follows .-—First in each event 5 points : second 3 points ,• third 2 points, Entrance ss; acceptance ss. Handicap Hurdlb Race—44o yards, over S hurdles, 3 feet 6 inches hitrhi _irst prize LA; second L 2. Entrance 4s. Athletic Club Handicap—One mile, First prize L 6; second L 3; third LI. Entrance 5s ; acceptance ss. Fuller particulars and Programme in future Issues. J. A. BURTON, Hon. Sec. POR GISBORNE AND AUCKLAND. >4_fl""#lP* S _V T ,HE S,S - " ORE TI" Capt. pJL Holander, will steam --»i__2_|WwKKi_L ' or tno above ports at 1.30 e^g_it^'__.i.i^K_> p.m. on SATURDAY, 11thinst. For freight or passage, apply to MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., Agents | FOR NEWCASTLE, N.S^W 'IJjNi rpHE colonial-built clipper three/fjfeJDK L masted schooner MARY WADyj*4|^^^^v,l' 159 tons register, K. M. Lindore ' commander, will leave for tho JgWfift Jy above port on SATURDAY MORN«SsSl_is!i_S?* ING, the lltb instant. For freit>ht or passage apply to "TAIT and MILLS, Dickens-street Napier. J. 11. VAUTIER. Port Ahuriri. Nov. 10 th, 1882. 170R the convenience of Patients, Dn. Caro wll attend Dnily, from 11 **.m. to 12 noon, at M Wood/?, Hastings-Btreet.