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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 9285, 4 May 1891, Page 3

Bazaar ST. JOSEPH’S ORPHANAGE BAZAAR. THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING, And every afternoon and evening, in THE GARRISON HALL. Open in the Afternoon from 3 to 5, Evening r 7 to 10. IN aid of the fund for rebuilding the Orphanage. Hundreds of orphans have been maintained, educated, and equipped for self support in this institution for the past forty years, Gray’s Private Band, Tomight Mermaids’ Bright Chorus this afternoon at 3 and 4, and in the evening at S and 9 o’clock Garrison Band, Tuesday night Foresters’ Band, Wednesday night City Band, Thursday night Jenkins’ Private Band, Friday night St Patrick’s College String Band, Saturday next, 9tb instant. Post and Telegraph Office open in Hall during the bazaar. Admission ... ONE SHILLING, j. p. mcalister, 625 Hon. Seo. Lecture (OPBRA HOUSE, MAY 12th. GUN COTTON. SHELLY BAY. 603 CHAS, HULKE. Funeral Notices 'HE Friends of Mr John Swallow are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his late son, Albert John, which will leave his residence, Brougham street, this (Monday) morning, at 9.30 o’clock. GEORGE TILLER, 747 Undertaker, Manners street. Education Auckland college and gk oiMAR SCHOOL, NZ. Application for a Mastership now vacant are invited. Salary, £250 per annum. The ■work will be partly on the Boys’, partly on on the Girls’ side. Qualifications in Latin, and especially in higher English, with experience, will be ohieQy considered. Appointment will be conditional npon proof of sound health. Fall information as to pro, fessional and personal fitness, with testimonials and references should reach the undersigned on or before May 30. B. KIDD, 734 Secretary, JOSEPH HARRIS, LAND AGENT, MARTON, Hass number of Properties for Sale at Marten, Huntorvillo, and surrounding districts,' both Improved and unimproved, 102