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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 9921, 5 February 1894, Page 2

\I7 ANTED,— TWO SMART BOYS for •• Butter Factory.— Apply Newton KiifC. in 257 TO BUILDERS. rriENDERS will be received up to 12 X o'clock on Thubsday, tho Bth in-t., for the ERECTION of STABLES (Jabor only). Plans and specifications to be seen at tho Sash ond Door Co. Office. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted 256 a CJt. JjABYS gcHOOLROOM. POPUSiABt CONCERT in connection with St. Mary's Choir TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), FEBRUARY 6th. PROGRAMME : 1. Overture, "Flambeaux March " Orchestra 2. Eong, " Truth in Absence ' ... Miss L. George 3. Eong, " Oh ! Hear the wild winds ' Mr Walton 4. Tableaux, "Tho Guardian Aogel" 5. Song ... ... ... Mr Fookes 6. gong ..." Dream On "... Miss Ellis 7., Song Mr Porry 8. Quartette, " Funiculi Funicula " Mieses L. Jackson, M. Webster, S. Cunningham, and B. Kirkl y 9, Tableaux, " Walls Have Ears " 10. Eong, " Every bullet has its billet " Mr Walton 11. Eong, "Down the old stieam " Mrs Hah 12. Song ... ... ... Mr Crawford 13. Tableaux, " A Game of Chess " 219 m Admission, Is. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY lOp At 12 o'clock. Annual Sale of Tr niway Company's Horses At POTTER'S PADDOCK, EPSOM. The undereigncd hove received instructions from tho Auckland Tramway Company to sell, at Potter's Pad lock on fc'atuiday, February 10, without reserve, — -jOA TRAMWAY HORSES. Tho Auctioneer would call especial notice to this draft of hotses, as tl.oy are sold for no faults ; the only roabon of (bur boing submitted to auction is owing to tho summer holiduys now being oter. HUNTER^ NOLAN.