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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8557, 4 May 1891, Page 6

There was a fair attendance at. the Bowling Green on Saturday afternoon. The following games were played :—Messrs. Hardie, Hooper, Frater, Patterson (skip), 25 v. Green, Holland, Rose, Winks (skip) 21 ; Messrs. Worthington, Payne, Gorrie, Thompson (skip), 20, -v. Lawson, Moritzen, Miller, Stewart (skip), 30. Three-handed match : Messrs. Lyell, Lewis, Culpan (skip), 12, v. Sutherland, Garlick, A. L. Edwards. On Saturday everting last the usual weekly concert was held in the Temperance Hall, Albert- The programme was supplied by the " Sir Henry Havelock" Band of Hope, and proved a very enjoyable one. Mr. French presided, and in the absence of the Band of Hope pianist (Mr. A. Trenwifch), Muss M arson kindly accompanied the uintrer«. The following are the names of the friends who took part: Misses Moon, Clarke, London, McKenzie, Howell, YVrigley ; Messrs. Vinnicorabe and Seale. The uinußirig and instructive dialogue, "Peter Squill's Downfall," was pleasingly rendered by the Misses White (Ark of Eden), Cogeey, Blakeley (2), and Messrs. lioKts, McNab, and Clarke. J)k. uy. Jokoh'B Lnsht-Bkowx Cod Liviiii On..— Casks ov Cmto.vic Cough its EI'J'JCACV IS UNKci'it/'ALLKO. Dr. Hunter Semple, PhyHiciati to the Hospital for Diseases of the Throat ana Client, writcti :—"I have long been aware of tin; great reputation enjoyed by the Light-Brown Cod Liver Oil introduced into medical practice by Dr. de Jorigh, ami have recommended it \vitlsthe utmost confidence. I have found Dr. do .Tonga's Oil very useful in cases of Chronic Cough, and especially In Laryngeal Disease complicated with Consumption," Sold only in capsuled Imperial Half-pint*, J'intf), and Quarts, by all chemists. Solo ConwigneeH, Ansar, Har.ord and Co., 210, High Hoi born, London. 12