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Patea Mail, Volume X, Issue 1313, 25 February 1885, Page 3

WFATHER REPORT [PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.] W ELLINGTON, This day. VV»*n'liP.r forecast for 24 hours from 9 a.m 10 day :—Wind—between northeast and aonth-east at nil stations. Barometer— p n> - ther rise every where. Sen—moderate on both consts. Public Announcements. Crompton Road. Woodville. a MEETING will be held upon /\ I nPiness connected with the above road at the Woodville Hotel, on SATURDAY KEXT, at 7p.ro. Notice. AS I pxppct to leave Patea shortly, I respo tfully request -that all accounts duo to me bo paid by WEDNESDAY, 11th March. ALF A. GOWER. Patea Horticultural Society. THE Autumn Show will he held on WEDNESDAY, 4th March. Dons open at 2.80 p.m. and 7.80 p.m. Admission, One Shilling, Schedules'of exhibits cun ho obtained from the Secretary or at Mr Kcnworthy's. H. E. P. ADAMS, Hon. Sec. St George’s Church, Patea, NOTICE. THE sittings in the new Church will be np-n for selection at the office af Mr. W. Cowern, commencing MONDAY, MARCH 2nd, at 12 noon. Choice of Seats will be in the order of application, which must be personally or by proxy, Mi l not by letter. Fees for the period ending June 30 must be paid nt the lime of selection. A plan lies at the office for inspection. N.B. —The Chnrch is open to all who may he desirous of taking sittings at all hours, and everyone is cordially invited to attend end make choice. By order of the vestry, W. COWERN, : Vrhnrrhwardens B. KEMPTHORNE,/ Churclnvtu ™ For Sale. 1 AAA BUSHELS RYE GRASS IUUU SEED. Samples can be seen at Mr Gibson’s stores at Patea and Hawern. JAMES BALL, Kakaramea, Kakaramea Meat Bazaar. "i T UDLAM, PROPRIETOR. J. L The Prim* st beef, 31 per pound Boiling Beef, 2d per pound Legs of Mutton at Is each Corned 2d per ponnd Sausages, 4d per pound Ox Tongues,at Is 6d Sheep’s Toutin's, Is per doz n .Park, 4d to 5d per pound Yeal, 3d to 4 1 per ponnd Rump Steak, 4d per pound Beef Steak, 3d per pound Chops, 3.1 to 4d per pound Small Goods of all Descriptions. COME ONE! COME ALL! 1 ■ NOW’S THE TIME, Cash Purchaser of Hides, Skins, and Tallow. Families waited on for orders daily. ~~G. LUDLAM. UNDER the special pnironage of His Excellency the Governor, Sir W. F. D. Jervois, K.C.M.G., E.C.8., and Lady Jervois. Harmonic Hall. Wednesday, February 85 FOR POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY. GRAND REMENYI CONCERT. Under the direction of Messrs Rignold and Allison. The World-famed Musical Virtuoso. REMENYI) The TREMENYI REMENYI f King ) REMENYI REMENYI r <>f ) REMENYI REMENYI) Violinists. (REMENYI Late Solo Violinist to her Majesty Queen .Victoria,: arid at present 8ol» Violinist to the Emperor of Austria and King of Hungary. EDOUARD REMENYI, (The “ Liszt ” of the Violin), whose marvellous performances through the length and breadth of Europe and America and more recently through the Australian Colonics, have been received with such enthusiasm and delight by entranced and charmed thousands, who with one voice proclaim him the King of Violinists. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25th, Edouard Rcnn-nyi will TO-NIGHT perform Violin Solos: “ Fantasia on the Huguenots,’’ Remonyi ; “ Hungarian Melodics,” Remenyi ; “ Cnppricio,” Paganini. And will he assisted by Alias Hattie B. Downing (Soprano), Mr Rudolph Himmeb (Tenor), and Mr Isidore Luckstonic, (Solo Pianist), Reserved Seats, 4s; Second Seats, 3s; Third Seals, 2s. Doors open 7.30; commence at 8. Carriages at ten. Box Office at Kenworthy’s, where tickets can be purchased for all parts. FRANK WESTON, Business Manager. V R AN AUCTIONEER’S LICENSE has been issued from this office to MR. JOHN-MANDEB, _ Of Patea, to bo exercised within the provincial district of Wellington. DAVID LUNDON, Collector of Customs.