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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 12862, 22 May 1905, Page 5

A Tradisnu i n'*s Association lia< hcon formed iti Hawera. For tlu> Nellie Stewart perfotmatuv t-his ovoning. the early 'door entrance will hv. m JVvo-n-s'trect, .; doors open at 7 o'clock. Captain Bihvin wired at noiWi :-- to strono- easterly (ilass ri.so, tides inio'dcrate, sea moducato, expect frost to-night. Tho Wostowiv !\l : utual Improvement Society will hold a meeting in the Institute to-morrow evening-, whon two members w'll take parts of plaintiff ai>:d defendant, in a case to be heard j before a full Court. A set tier named J. W. Harding- was arrested at Inglewood on Suuday dmrgxid with cattle stealing-, and was to-day brought before Messrs J. Pen-iiina-ton and J. Brown, J.'sP. On tht> application of the police, a remand till tho 2i)th inst. was granted, accusod 'boingr admitted to bail on his own rocoonisancp of JC 100 and two sureties ( (»Messrs IS. H. Nicholl and 11-.I 1 -. Vickers) ot £50 each. The ceremony of opening tho Hospital Annex will be performed by Sir Joseph Ward on Wednesday next (Empire Day). The Town Band will be in attendance, and as the tradespeople havo decided to close their business premises ,on Wednesday afternoon, a liu'ge atftVrndance of the public is ejected. !Mr Tiscli (Chairman of the Hospital Board) has an advertisement in another column extending- a cordial invitation to the public to be present. The ladies* committee have everything well in hand, and will provide afternoon tea in a largo marquee on the hospital tennis I ..Court/, for which. 6d willVbo charged. Mr Tisch will present Sir Joseph Ward with a silver key. The key was / made by Mr A. L. Coolie and is of appropriate design and bears the following inscription :— •' Presented to Sir Joseph Ward by the Taranaki Hospital Board on the occasion of opening the first annex in New Zealand."