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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8663, 27 December 1889, Page 2

The secretary of the Bund begs to acknowledge donations of £1 from Mr Weale, 10s from Mr Des Forge, and 10s 6d from Mr L. ColviH. We would give a final reminder of the sale by Mr Newton King to-morrow (Saturday) of Mr F. J. Jones' stock of clothing and drapery, when we have no doubt bargains will be numerous. To-morrow Mr Newton King will sell at his mart the balance of Mr M. Cunningham's stock of saddlery, harness, &c, -when, as on the previous Saturday, everything will be sold without reserve. As such an opportunity may not occur again for years, those in want of goods of the kind should not fail to attend. The s.s. Gairloch crossed the Manukau bar at noon this day ; expects to reach Waitara at midnight. Failing to enter Waitara to-night she will come on to the breakwater, leaving there for Onehunga at 11.30 a.m. to-morrow.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ew Year's Mgbi ALEXANDRA HALL (jRANu MISCELLVNROUS N E-IaI.xM.ENT, L O^. OUT FO.i THE MI VST R ELS I / CHOICE MUSI} ! ! GrJR^JSFX.) (By permission of the Hon. the Colonial Secretary.) 50 Valuable Prizes 50 Every purchaser of a 2s Entertainment iicket will be entitled to a chunce in the drawiuj{ of prizes. Programme in future issue. Admission : Body of Hall, 23;2 3; gallery, Is. H. A. CHOLWILL, „.„ Hon. Secretary. aBl6 tc TARANAKI RIFLBS BAND PICNIC. '"THE la'Jioa who have promi«ed to cock - 1 - edibles for the tea at the Band Picnic on New Year's Div are reqnested to leave the same at the Freemasons' Hall between tho hours of 2 and 5 p.m on TDKSDAY L idies who have not been asKba to assist are invited to co operute. H. A. CHOLWILL, Hon. Sec. Toranaki Rifles Band. aBl7 d 27 CALIFORNIAN £ VAPOiU 1 ED APJbiIUOTS. P.B^S. THE FINEST~I MPOKTBD OALIFOB.NIAN PEONES. P.RS. FINEST IMPORTED" JALIFORNIAN JaVAPOIUTED APPLES. Public Benefit oio isTOKKc. aBIB to