Second Edition.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8133, 1 December 1904, Page 3

Second Edition.

Tht Op«» House has own enga ged li« nnzt Thnrsd»y» December Bth, by the b. V Iham t«SSn Tof the Taranaki Caledonuu. nff & who «• givint a concert v. •dot the band funds. A capita pro-. iJlmle has been drawn up, inclujW Tumi from prominent performers through oTVrTarinaki district, and it i, txrated that the committee's effort will »«> 'Kw«%ed by liberal patronage on this, the band? first Public appearance in Hawer«. In the presence of his ship's company, and With • Church of England clergyman SEiS&L Captain McLear u of the s£.m- > ship Wodonge, lying in Tilbury Docks, wai recently m»mecr on his quarter-deck. The bride/was Mis. ™«« Smith, U»e dtUßhter of a sea captain, of Poole. Her lour bridesmaids were dressed in .keeping wHn the nautical character of the oci-a-Son. The ceremony itself was of a simple character. » The clergyman in his JoKstood at the' head of %% f «J with the bride and bridegroom in froni, and the guests and members^ the crew stand- }„« Sound. Upon a little table prepared it one side the clergyman produced the register, and after the signing had been a?omplished the whole party, mcluding the clergyman and the crew, adjournSM the captain's cabin, where the wedding breakfast was laid. The ship sailed tor the Mediterranean next day. It will be a honeymoon voyage, for the captain's bride was on the captain i« ship. I. not "hi. the boat which received the artillerymen's fire when passing through HofesonS Bay last week? i Messrs W. H. and A. McGarry Bell | live stock, furniture, and sundries at Ultham on Saturday. Mr T. Walsh. Okaiawa, invites tenders for lease of sections in Ok»iawa. At the Mart on Saturday, the Wwt Coast Trading Association will sell poultry furniture, buggies, ploughs, etc. business is offered for sale. Reward offered for lost gelding. Whittaker, WhitUker and Co., sell on Saturday potatoes, onions, furniture, etc. We call attention to new advertisement of Suratura tea.