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Samoa Times and South Sea Gazette, Issue 9, 1 December 1877, Page 3

PRELIMINARY NOTICE. FREEMASOXARY. IJRfSfIIBEN aro requested to iwret TO- ) NIGHT, at Farrell's Samoa Hotel. 1 A I >OLLAR.S REWARD.—Lost, strayed, H ' or stolon from tho Kulanlo Plantation, a light brown MARK, 3 yearn old. On returning the, name to tho undersignod, tho above reward will bo paid. Ad Volxmans.

V GRAND BALL will bo gW Goat-House, on Thursday, the Kth of December noxt. AVith Granil Orchestra under the directions of \V. H. I. "", Entrance : Fruo. Doors open The I'ublic at large is respectfully invited tn attend. Ladies in company of gentlemen froo admitted ; without the attendance of a gentleman, not admitted. Tho guests are advised to ' ere supply of Kefrc :hat tho party will make a collection unumg -heniselves to defray tho expenses of tho Music, under the guidance of AV. H. I. Bruce, Esq. ; as also for lights, and waiter's attendance upon the guests. The Musicians will have to refresh themselves at their own expense. Lan language is . , _ .bjwtions to the English or Ssmoau tongue; 1 .mud Irish celebrated M.C., Jonathan Skinflint.

friends, or tho M.C for a lady partner. Barney O'Toole, Hon. Swrotary. PUBLIC NOTICE. GERMANS, and othor Foreign Roadonta other than BBITONtS, are hereby prohibited from speaking their Mother Tongue, but aro respectfully requested to held all ■conversation in ENGLISH. As any language t>ther than English ia offonaivo to curtain residents of Samoa, and especially to persons from the North of Ireland. fiy order of, O'Dokohuc, f resident of the British Society for tho suppression of Foreign Languages. rrUNT, AND CO., COMMISSION MEHCHANTB, Mvr.MK.Lr, Aim