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Pahiatua Herald, Volume I, Issue 79, 24 November 1893, Page 3

Masterton Electorate. i t P ÜBLIC HALL, PAHIATUA. Mr A. W. HOGG will address the electors TO-MORROW (Saturday) EVENING At 8 p.m. LADIES INVITED. Pahiatua Local Assembly, K. of L. O FECIAL Meeting in Town Hall O TO NIGHT at 8 p.m. Full attendance requested. THOS KEOHAN, M.W. PUBLIC HALL, PAHIATUA. FRIDAY, 24th NOVEMBER. Young New Zealand to the Front. IJINTERTAINMENrp Ljntertainmen X IN AID OF THE SCHOOL PLAYGROUND FUND. PROGKAM2JK : Overture “ Marche aux Flambeaux” ... Choral Society’s orchestra 1. Single Sticks Messrs Darrocli and Dash 2. Song ... ... Mr Devonshire 3. Song and round Mr Lee’s pupils 4. Duet “Ye Banks and Braes ’ Messrs Turnbull and Blair 5. Simultaneous recitation Mr Darrocli's pupils 6. Song “The river of years” Mr Crawford 7. Duet “ I would that the love ” (Mendelssohn) ... Mrs and Miss Moore 8. Highland Reel ... Masters Smith (3) and Bogle INTERVAL OF 10 MINUTES. Instrumental duet Misses Beswick and Crewo 9. Club Drill Mr Darroch’s pupils 10. Recitation ... ... MrD.Buckle 11. Song “ Whisper and I shall hear ” (Picolimini) Miss Page 12. Song “ The Lighthouse keeper” ... ... Mr Crawford 13. Girls’ pole drill ... Mr Lee’s pupils 14. Duet Mrs Rowse and Mr Bray 15. Recitation ... ... Mr J.Milne 16. Highland Dancing Young New Zealanders GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. Front seats (admitting to Cinderella), 3s ; back seats, Is. Doors open 7.30 p.m., Overture at 8 carriages at 10 ; Cinderella at 10.15. Tickets may be obtained from Mr F. G. Moore and from the members of the School Committee and the public school children. WILLIAM BOGLE, Hon. Secretary. J. R. & A. H. Tripe, Surgeon Dentists, PALMERSTON NORTH. Mr A. 11. Tripe’s next visit to Pahiatua will be on December 4 th, sth, anil 6th.

TO THE Electors of the Electoral District of Masterton. Ladies and Gentlemen, — T the request of a large number of Electors throughout the District, I beg to announce that I shall be a candidate for the honor of representing you in the Parliament about to be elected. At an early date I purpose meeting you in the various centres, to explain my views on the main political questions of the day. I have, etc.. L nave, etc., JOSEPH G. HARKNESS. r I TEN Shillings reward.—-Lost, a I fawn and white cow ; short horn ;no brand or earmark. Finder will receive the above reward. G. T. Bainton, Pahiatua West V.S. FOR SALE. TT7"ELL improved farm, 180 acres. V V All well grassed and divided into four paddocks ; all improvements first-class. Splendid situation ; aboui two miles from proposed railwaystation ; good metal road. Price, £'(i 15s an acre ; cash required, £450. Fuli particulars from G. HAROLD SMITH, Solicitor, Pahiatua. lOST, A chestnut cob. Mane and J, tail cropped, and galled on shoulder and back. Reward on returning to Rev. W. H. Philip, Pahiatua. ’“v'VT"!!, '■ young man to m : ’i j \ V and make himself g n ral. i useful. Apply to T.M Miller. Hoitawa.