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Colonist, Volume XLVII, Issue 11432, 11 September 1905, Page 2

The Harbor Board. —The usual monthly meeting of the Harbor Board will be held au the Municipal Buildings this morning, commencing at half-past cen o'clock. Queen's Fund Committee. — A meeting of the Queen's Fund Committee will be held at the Bishop's School at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Terminating Building Society.— The fortnightly pay-day of this Society falls to-day. Band Concert. — The promenade concert given by the Citizens Band in the Botanical Reserve yesterday afternoon attracted a considerable crowd of auditors, and the sum of £6 8s 3d was derived from the silver coin collection at the gates. Orange Lodge.— The Loyal Orange Lodge, No. 51, will meet to-night to welcome Bro. Parsons, P.G.D.M. Particulars are given by advertisement. " The Webby Fund. —Mr James Hunt, treasurer of the fund, desires to acknowledge receipt from Mr Bowdon (Waimea street) of £1 towards assisting Mr Webby to cover his loss in connection with the traction engine accident. Farmers' Union.— The Wakefieid Branch meets to-morrow evening. H.M.S. Pinafore. — The production of this opera will be repeated at the Oddfellows' Hall, Richmond, to-morrow evening. United Cricket*Club— The annual meeting of the United Cricket Club will be held this evening. Grand Concert.— The members of the Citizens' Band, assisted by a number of leading local vocalists and musicians, intend giving their first grand concert on Wednesday week, the 20th inst., in the Theatre Royal. The Band intend playing on the occasion the selection "The Bombardment of Port Arthur," by T, H. Bulch, one of the most ambitious pieces that the Band has taken in hand. Political Meetings. — The public are reminded of the two meetings to be held io day nt. the Theatre^ by the New Liberal Party, The one tit noon will be presided over by Mr Lukin, President of the Nelson Trades and L&bo.' Council ; and the other, at half pn,st two, by Mr Thomas Field. Havford and Daly, merchant tailors, have commenced business in promises immediately over Huffam's Music Warehouse (side entrance). Fit and style guaranteed, with moderate charges. 1108 Mb Gbsenwood, dentist, New Surgery, opposite M, Iff. Webster, Trafalgar-street. Motueka, September 19th 20th, and 21st ; Collingwood, early in October. Puponga Uoal. — Ask for Puponga. No Soot. No cleaning of Ranges. Fires will not go out. Best Household Coal on the market. ... ri^ll4s We are prepared to assut any respectable mao or woman in poultry farming. Best chance ever offered to beginners. Particulars from Model Incubator Agency. Cbristchurch. What's in a name? The enquirer should be referred to Mr Fisher, wno now knows the difference beween Seddon and Sneddon ! But there is a name about which all are agreed, and no mistake made, and that is Lock, the only Universal Provider and Complete and Cheapest House Furnisher. This name is now a household word, and when Lock makes a statement its veracity is undoubted, and when he says that for largest choice, most up-to-date, and artistic furniture, lowest prices, and the easiest of terms, he can't be beattep. the public knows it is so, and wihout looking for vouchers. TRAFALGAR BUiTER— Bo sure and ask your Grotcr for Trafalgar Buttsr. Pure and delicious. THH THMyBBATDRK.— -At ill r3O o s!""ft thi3 morning the thermometer o?.itni*/r- %hrn r.fiiiee registered 48 degress