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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8534, 26 July 1889, Page 2

ALE^Af«J*A HALL. THURSDAY EVENING, August 1, AT KIGHT O'CLOCK. Jl KISOSLIiANEOtJB SHTIRTAIMMUHT. PR MENADB CONGEST. DRAWING OF PRIZE * IN CONNECTION WITH THK a.jr,t ujsriojsr IS AID OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH BUILDING FUND. The Taranaki Bivlus Band will be present Mrs Malonb will giro some choice selections from the masters; Mr High ah will contribute a solo on the Viola ; Mr Ltjoheumair will give some German melodies on the Zither ; and there will be other musical attractions. Prizes consisting of a silver watch and chain, a china tea and coSee service, a Wailaby rug, a silver wach, and a shawl will he given to the most popular old gentleman, old lady, young gen>leman, young lady, and three-year-old baby respectively. Admission, Is ; Children, 6d« a 49 jy26 31 _____ FISH! FISHU TO ARRIVE, per s.s. Takspnna, To-morrow, Case of Fresh Garfish and Cod. A supply of Wanparei Cove Oysteis just arrived.' Oyster Snpper Sooms as usual. Black's celebrated Hot Pies, Tea, Coffee, and Cocoa. W. STBPHS^S &Co., aßojy26 Devon Stbbbt SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE FRIDAY, JULY 86, 1889. „,_„ TTT.m™«. fThisflvening, 8.16. Hioh Watbb: { Tc , morrow^ orniogi 8.35. Sun Set : This evening, 4.54, Stm Bibb : To-morrow moraine, 7.15. Phases or thh Moor : New Moon, 28th — lib. 36m. 275, a.m. POBT OF NEW PLYMOUTH. ttXPiCOTBD AKBIVALS. Wanaka, s.s., from Mannkan, to-morrow. Takapnna, s.s.. from South, to-morrow. Gairloch, s.s., from Onehunga, on Tuesday. Wanaka, s.s., from South, on Wednesday PORT OF WATTABA. ARRIVED. July 28.— Gairloch, s.s., 340 tons, Me Arthur, from Onehunga. Passengers — Hire and Miss Burnet, Major Wilson, Messrs Smith, Swinson, McGregor. Morris, Brown, and Brewster, - Cargo — SO tons, 2 horses, M«ir, — W. D. Webster, agent. BXPKOTBt) ABBITAUS. Gairlocb, s,s,, from Manukau, on Tuesday. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. BAILBD, WbIIiTNCHOn , July 23,— Doric, R.M. q .S., for Plymouth, via Bio de Janeiro, at 4.20 p.m., with outward direct English mail. WIND AND WEATHER. [BT TELBQRAPH. — TO-^AT, 9 A.M.] New Plymouth— W., freth breeze, cloudy, tea moderate. uaaokao Hsads — Calm, overcast, bar smooth, Auckland — Calm, cloudy. Nafxhb — W., light breeze, clouds passing, sea smooth. Wellington — N.W., fresn breeze, cloadi passing. Oath Fabsttbll— -S., fresh breeze, blue sky, sea moderate. Lyiteiton — Calm, overcast. Post Uhalmebs — S.W., light breeze, blue sky. | Bluff — W., freih breeze, cloudy, passing showe-s. ' BASOMBTBB— New Plymouth: 3017. Manakan Heads : 30 22. Auckland : 3030. Napier : 80*18. Wellington ; 8013. Uapa Faiewell : 80-30. Lyttelton : 30-04. Port Chalmers : 29*90. Bluff : 29*85. MAIL NOTICE. t3T For Auckland and North, per s.s. Takapuba, close on Saturday, 27th an 7 a m. B^" For Wellington and South, also Australian Colonies, via Melbource, per s,s. Waaako, close on Saturday, July 27th, at 7 a.m. F. D. HOLDSWOBTH. Chief Postmaster. Mk.J. O. GRBfIN WOOD, 1^ DENTAL SURGEON, Dkton-stbskt. Ro»ms : YeaWo Buildings, (side entrance.) Hours— lo to 5; on Saturday, from 10 a.m. till 9 p.m. 19- Closed on Wednesdays nfter 1 p.m. fa6s to JAMBS SASDHRdON, ARCHITECT. Offices ; King's Buildings, over the Colonial Bank, Patentee of combined Sash Fastener, Downhaul and Lift. fb4o2f b 402 to "TTISITOBS TO AUCKLAND received in V a Private Boarding-house, beantifully situated at North bhoro. Terms very moderate. For particulars enquire at this Office. 646 hb tc

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