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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 13, Issue 1075, 17 August 1869, Page 2

ODDFELLOWS' HALL. In consequence of the great success, and _at the urgent request of numerous persons who were unable to gain admission b to the Hall on Monday evening, 1 the Q.OURLAY FAMILY -Have the honor to announce that thoy will give TWO MORE ENTERTAINMENTS I On the evenings of WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, August 18 and 21. WEDNESDAY Evening, by desire, for the last time, MRS. McGREGOR'S LEVEE!! SATURDAY (Last Night) GRAND CHANGE Of PROGRAMME, 1 - c including the GREAT INDIAN BASKET ILLUSION, As:performed by Colonel Stodare, in Lon- "* dpn, for upwards of Three Hundred > ! Nights, causing, great excitement. Admission : <— Front Seats, 55. ; Back Seats, 3s. Doors open at half-past seven, to commence at 8. . ■ ■ - "'-:.■ THE GOURLAYS will appear at WAIPAWA on the evening of MONDAY NEXT, 23rd inst. 265 • IMPOUNDED AT MEANEE— By Nekora, August 14, 1869. j One bay Gelding, about 15 hands, three white spots down face, collar touched on points both shoulders, branded W near shoulder i By Mohi, August IG, 1869. One chestnut Mare, all four legs and streak I down face white, branded like V near shoulder, about 14 hands, with bay Filly Foal at foot. One bay Mare, about 12 hands, indistinct * : brand off shoulder Will be sold this day fortnight, at noon, unless redeemed. ; R. D. MANEY, Poundkeeper. August 17, 1869. 263 LOST, about nine o'clock on Saturday night, between the shop of E. W. Knowles and my own house, Thompsonroad, FIVE One Pound Notes. Any person having found the same, will oblige by returning them, and will be suitably rewarded. 261 D. LESLIE.