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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7546, 29 January 1896, Page 3

NOTICE. A MEETING of the Committee of the CX. Insurauce League will bo held at the Masonic Hotel THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, 29th January, at 7.30, when a full meeting is requested. Business of importance. WILLIAM A. FRIAR, 907 Secretary pro. tern. (PIALEDONIAN SPORTS. — Tartan \_J Ribbons, in all clans, at Robertson and Adair's ; 1J inches wide, 3d ; 2 inches, 4d ; sash width, 9d. ANYONE wishing to have a pleasant and cool afternoon could not do better than patronise the shade at the Garden Fete TO-MORROW. ANTED — A~good Draught HORSE (shatter) ; must bo thoroughly staunch. — Apply Herald Office. 911 A LL CLAIMS against tho owners of the JijL ketch "Venus" are requested to bo sent in to Mr W. O. Skebt not later than three o'clock TO-MOEROW (Thursday). WANTED— Five hundred Boys to roll up to the Garden Fete TO-MORROW Afternoon. Prizes for all the races. WANTED-All the nice little Girls in Gisborne to come to the Gardon Fete TO-MORROW. Dozens of prizes to compete for. |~IHILDREN admitted at Half-pricb to %J tho Garden Fete, and may compete for all prizes free of charge. LOST, between Gisborne and Whatatutu, a PURSE, containing a small sum of money and a lady's return tickot to Lyttelton. Finder rewarded on returning it to Herald Office. — Geofotiey Maclean, To-Hau-o.te-Atua. 913 FOR SALE or ExchaDgo for Dairy Cows — One Draught Mare and One Buggy Horse (driven by lady). — Apply R. Bryant, Bushmoro. 914 AT tho Gardon FiUe Concert To-morrow Evening, Mr F. C. STUJins will contribute " On the Rolling Wave." FOUND, on Childcrs road — A ROAN HOKSE, branded like VV on nock.— Owner cun have same by applying to J. B.\m, Chi Were road. 909 MR DALRYMPLE will sing at tho Garden Fcie Concert TO-MORROVV Evening, with harp and violin accompaniment, " Alia Stella Coufidente." 910 MR COSTER will sing " Queen of tho Earth " at tho Garden Fete Concert TO-MORROW Eveniug. Admission to Concert, Is. AT To-morrow Evening's Concert, Mr A. Sykes will sing "Offto'Philaclelp'hia.''