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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 5633, 30 November 1889, Page 3

BOROUGH COUNCIL. NOTICE. I HEREBY proclaim MONDAY, 2nd December, 18S9, a PUBLIC HOLIDAY. W. H. TUCKER, Mayor. Borough Office, Gisburne, Nov. 2S, 18S9. THE ANNUAL CONCERT, IN T AID OF Till". Hospital Funds, WILL BE HELD AT McFARLANE'S HALL, ox "M/FONDAY, DECEMBER, 2nd, 1889. PROGRAMME : Part I. I— lnstrumental,..." Stephanie,".... Czibulka Messrs Paluiret, Parnell, Collins, and Aircy 2— Song...-' The Trystiug Tree". ..Scott Gatty Mr Collins ,I— Song... "The Blind Girl to her Harp." Mrs Hennessy [G'lorer 4_,50ng...." In Happy Moments". ... Wallace Rev. Father Kehoe s—Song,5 — Song, " The Spring of Love,"G'oltcrma>in Mrs Sunderland (with violin obligato by Mr C. Palah-et) G— Violin 5010...." Nocturne" Bergmulh.r Mr C Palairet 7 — Song, "The Soi:g that reached my Heart" Miss Langford [Jordan S— Song "Will o' the Wisp.... Cherry Mr Palairet Interval of 10 Minutes. I'art 11. I— lnstrumental, Minuet and Gavotte, Eaton Messrs Palairet, Parnell, Collins, and Airey 2— Barcarolle, " Oh ! Had I but a Barque, '' Rev. Father Kehoe [Aircy 3— Song," We'd better Bide a \Xee,"Claribcl Mrs Bush 4— Song (selected) Mr Nock 5- Duet," The Maidens of the Rhine, "G'lorer Mesdames Sunderland and Palairet 6— Song " Father O'Flynn" Rev. Father Kehoe 7 — Song " Pierrot" Hutchison Mrs Hennessy B—Duet8 — Duet " -"H's Well" Braham Messrd Collins and Goldsmith AULD LANG SYNE. GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. Conductor - - MuR. S. Airey To commence at 8 p.m. sharp. Carriages may be ordered for 10 o'clock. Prices of Admission — 2s and Is as usual. Seats may be reserved at Mr W. Good's. NOTICE. THE WOOL STORES of the undersigned will be OPEN on MONDAY, 2nd December. GRAHAM, PITT, & BENNETT. COMMON, SHELTON & CO. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, Ltd. LOST— On Tuesday, 26th inst., a BLACK PUP, about two months old, with white feet and smooth hair.- J. W. Smith. WANTED— A General Servant.— Apply Mrs E. J. Chrisp, Childer3 road. 865 WANTED— Immediately, several good General Servants for town and country. — Apply to Mrs E. Chrisp's Registry OLice. 554 FOR SALE OR HIRE— An excellent GRASS SEED MACHIKK ; horse power. — J. East. 834 OST— A PURSE containing a small sum of money. — Finder will be suitably rewarded on returning same to Herald office. NEW POTATOES 'and GkEEN PEAS delivered in lots to suit purchasers. W. F. Hattex, Ortnond Coach. Sr>.'3 WANTED — A good General Servant for country situation. — Apply to Mrs ng, Makauri ; or, Mr King, Office, Gisorne. 848 \\ 1 ANTED KNOWN- First-claas Board W 12s per week at Mrs Menzies, Cafe de Paris Restaurant, Gladstone road. WANTED — by an experienced man en gi'igciucnb as (,'ook, also woman COOK or country. — Apply to Mrs E. CJirisp'a RpgistryOfh'ee.