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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6912, 16 July 1884, Page 3

E> B S T T7~ BiOSBKI. Guaranteed 150 degrees lest. Safe. Cash price, 16b per case. "OUDDPCK AND TmRYEB. 155 Amusements /\DDFELLO WS 1 TTALL, WiIPAWA. WEDNESDAY, 16th JCLY, 1884. CONCERT AUD -LECTURE In aid of St. Patrick's Presbytery Fund. Peogeamme — 1. Overture ... Waipawi Brass Band 2. Lecture ... Eev. Theophilua Lo Menant De 6 Chesnais 3. Vocal Duet... Mesera Blade and Shanly 4. Song, " Dream Faces " ... Mrs Murphy 5. Duet, Violin and Piano ... Messrs Loughnan and O'H'dloran 6. Song, "In Happy Momenta ' Mr T. Slade 7. Part Song, "Since First I Saw Your Face " ... Mra Shauly, Miss Boylp, Mesßrs Slade and Shanly. Inteevaii op Five Mintjths. 8. Pianofoite Solo, "JDar,se Andalouge," Miss Harry. 9 Lecture (continued) 10. Song, " Apart " Mrs Murphy 11. Vocal Duet, " What are the Wild Waves Saying" ... Miss Boyle and Mr Shanly 12. Song, "The Trooper's Dream " „, Mr T. SJado 13. (?onf, "The Blind Girl to Her Harp" Miss Boyle li. Selection ... Waipawa Brass Band. National Anthbm. Doors open at 7.30, commence nt 8 p.m. 413 Medtinga MB SHE KHAN'S COMMITTEE. A MEETING of Mr Sheehan's General Committee will be hold in the Protestant, U.ll ut h--K-pi«t 6 THIS (Wodnoada;-) > v*KIKG. A, GOLD, +22 Chairman. TO TUE ELECTORS OF NAPIffB. £'i ENTLEMEN,— I invite you tj meet mo at the Iheatre Royal THIS (WEDNE9D IV) EVENIKG, at 8 o'clock. No reservation of seats or introductions r quired. Yours faithfully, 41.7 JOHN" SHEEHAN. ( ~\ GENkBAL MEETING of the Union /\ Football Club will be heW at the Clarendon Hotel ou THURSDAY, 17th inst., at 7.30 p.m. sharp. HERBERT Y. COLLINS, 418 if on. Sec. HAWSE'S BAY AORTCOLTITRAL AND PASTOBAL SOCIETY. \ GENERAL TvIEETI \G of Members -'A will be held in the Society's Rooms, Tennyson-street, oti FRIDAY, 18th July, at 2 p.m. Business— To confirm Resolutions of Sub-Committees appointed to arrange Transfer of Society's Grounds to J> ckey Club. Wif. IJEILBST, 305 Secretary. Sducational rf^LiE Porangaliau District School will be I- re-opened on MONDAY MtXT by Mr Weißß, formerly one of the masters of the Wellington Graitini-r School Parentß nro requested to send th i: 1 chilnron. F. E. SIMCOX, 419* Chairman t.f School Committee. ST. M.nVY',3 COLLEGE. MEANEE. f J\HBB.E are Vacancies for Four Boarders A for the ensuing term, commencing on MONDAY, 14th iuat. Terms on application. F. 11. BRIITAIN, 391 Head Master. _ Auctioneers MB EDWARD LYNDON '3~SALEST LAND SALE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1884. At 2 o'clock, EMPIRE HOTEL, E WAIPAWA. MR EDWARD LYNDON Has received instructions from Mr Edward Collinß to dispose of, ou the above date — THAT VALUABLE BLOCK of LAKX) adjoining tho "Waipawa • Kailway Station, containing M acres, subdivided into about 40 Quarter-acre Building Allotments. Flans of the property are being prepared, and will be issued in a few days. Terms— t Cash, balance at 3 and 6 months, interest at 8 per ceut. EDWAED LYNDON, 320 Laud and Estate Auctioneer. FOE SALE OK LEASE. * A FAMILY RiSfDENCE, situated ->-jL in Thompaon-road, containing 8 rooms and i an acre of laud, with all conveniences. EDWAED LYNDON, BG6 Land and Estate Agent. rOE SALE. MATA MATT— Block No. 3, contiguous to the hotel and Railway Station, on the high road, containing 37 acres, 20 o£ which, are cleared, partly fenced ; Gottago, 3 rooms, and other improvements. For terms, apply to EDWAKD LYNDON, 173 . Land and Estate Auctioneer. jDKAf \f\ TO ADVANCE <ska>*J\J\J\J ON PfiEEHOLD SECURITY in various sums. EDWAED LYNDON, 17-4 Land and Estate Agent. HASTINGS.— sown Section No--65, with 3-roomeil Cottage thereou. Town Sections 149 and 150. EDWAED LYNDON, 175 Land and Estate Agent. FOE LEASE OR SALE. A FA MILY IX i^iTpENOE, situated -C*. on the Hills, containing 6 rooms, outhouses, &c., the property of Mr G. E. Sainsbiu-y j also a Paddock adjoining, containing |-acre. Apply to EDWAED LYNDON, 176 Land and Estate Agea A. T. BAULTAIN & CO.'S SALEsT A . T. H AULTAIN & G o ' Have commenced Business at Hastings as STOCK AND STATION, LAND AND GKNEEAL COMMISSION AGENTS, AND AUCTIONEEES. Regular Auctions of Sheep, Cattle, and Horses ■will be held at Hastings, 'larndale, and Potnne. Entries for which are now requested, and arrangements mude for otbor sales as required. From Mr Haultain's long experience, both in Australia and New Zealand, in Stock and Station Management, special facilities are olfered for disposing ot station properties, and the firm is in constant communication with several largo buyers of stock in different parts of the colony. Office at Hastings, temporarily care of Mcs>!r? E. Beck and Co., pending the erection ot suitable oflices betwecu there and the Bank of New Zealatd; also, enre of Messrs Banner and igi Liddle. at * CO.