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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XX, Issue 3921, 1 June 1877, Page 3

r\DD FELLOWS' TTALL, NAPIER. THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, JUNE 1. MRS NEILL'S GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT. PROGRAMME. Part I. Sadowa March Orchestra Mermaid's Song and Chorus (Oberon) Weber Song — "There is a flower that bloometh" Wallace Duet — " Sainted mother" ... Wallace Song — " Love's request" ... Reichardt Quartette— "Softly fall the shades of evening" Hatton Song — " Ring on, sweet Angelus" Gounod Rain Chorus (Chilperic) Herve Scena, duet and chorus — ■ "Miserere" (II Trovatore) Part 11. Galop Orchestra Chorus — " Gipsy Maidens' j ... Hatton Duet— ' ' The Sailor Sighs' ' ... Balfe Song — "Waiting" Millard Duet— "Love and War" Cooke Song— ' ' Shy Robin" Owen Trio— " I'm not the Queen" ... Balfe Song — " Hark the Dram" ... Nish Market Chorus — " Massaniello" Auber National An them ! Tickets? may be had at Dimviddie, Morrison and Co. 's, and at Colledge and Craig's. Front seats, 4s ; back seats, 2s 6d. S6G ODDFELLOWS' HALL. "QEADINGS from Martin Ciiuzzlewit, RECITATIONS from Homer and other authors, BY CORBIN LAMB, ON MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 4, at S o'clock. SS7 NAPIER GYMNASIUM CLUB. AN ENTERTAINMENT will be held by the above Club on Friday, Sth June, 1577, at the Oddfellows' Hall. Programme in future advertisement. T. BEGG, 894 Hon. Sec. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. THE Partnership hitherto existing between the undersigned, under the firm of UrnAM and Ixulls, has been this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due to the said firm will be received and all liabilities defrayed by the undersigned, E. J. Upham. Dated this 31st day of May, 1577. E. J. UPHAM. ALEX. ST. CLAIR INGLIS. Witness — H. A. Corxford, Solicitor, Napier. SBS JOHN HEN O UP, JOINER &' BUILDER, Kaikora, IN THANKING the Public of Hawke's Bay for the liberal support they have given him hitherto, wishes to inform them that he has REMOVED TO KAIKORA, where he hopes by strict attention to business to merit a fair share of their patronage. Plans and Specifications taken out at usual rates. 884 IN THE ESTATE OF ANDREW ROBERTSON, BANKRUPT. THIS is to give notice that a General Meeting of the creditors in the above Estate will be held in the office of the undersigned on Monday, the 4th of June, 1577, at 3 p.m. C. B. HOADLEY, 886 Trustee. NOTICE. rnHE Price of Bread will be Gd a Loaf on | and after this date. J. T. JOHNSON, MARK ROLLS, JAMES HERON, FORTUNE & BLACK, W. KRAUSE. June 1, 1877. 592 CAUTION. ANYONE found trespassing on the Poukawa Station, with dog or gun, will be prosecuted. 891 HUGH CAMPBELL. CHOICE SEED POTATOES. WE have imported eight of the best varieties in cultivation in England, and, having grown them last season, we beg to offer them as thoroughly reliable and true to name. Early Ash-leaved Kidney, Bresee's King of the Earlics, Coldstream, Emperor, Beaconsfield, Dunbar, Regent, and Hundredfold Fluke. Sample bags of the eight sorts will be sent by post on receipt of fl. ADAMS & SONS, Seed and Bulb Growers, Gloucester-st. , Christchurch, 593 Canterbury. NOTICE. PLOUGHING MATCH at TARADALE. A PUBLIC MEETING of the inhabitants of Taradale is hereby convened for Tuesday Evenixo next, the sth June, at the house of Mr A. Macdonald, the Taradale Hotel, at 7 p.m., with a view of promoting the above object ; and it is respectfully requested that all those who take an interest therein will attend. JOHN BICKNELL, Senm;., SAMUEL GRAHAM, SSO Convenors. SPECIAL CAUTION. — SCHIEDAM HOLLAND. THE Stearine Candle Factory, Apollo in Schiedam, hereby give notice to the trade, that owing to the spurious imitation of their brand, the candles for the Australian and New Zealand market will in future simply bear the name Schiedam on their usual labels. Sole export agents, Heintzman and Rochussen, London. Orders executed through merchants in London. SG2 RUATANIWHA ROAD BOARD. A MEETING of Wardens will be held at Onga Onga on the 2nd of June, at 2 o'clock, to discuss the resolution passed by Waipawa County Council, making all the roads in the county county roads. JASPER L. HERRICK, nig Chairman,