ARATAPU.
—Mr John Chadwick's concert eventuated on last Wednesday evening, and was fairly attended. It seems a great pity that Mr C. cannot arrange a. more suitable programme to meet the taste of Aratapu people generally. However, the song* were nicely rendered, but in some of the concerted pieces the bass and tenors seemed to be off the mark. After the concert, dancing was kept up with -vigour until an early lioui'. Many people seem to be under the impression that the inveterate hoodlum " Dixie " led the disturbance at the concert on Wednesday evening, but it is erroneous ; it was one of the elders of the " Pinky-weasel " fraternity. Mick, of the Cosmopolitan, requests the pleasure of the company of the man who cut the notice-board down that directs the weary traveller to the above hostelry. What a happy meeting ifc would be, to be sure.
—Trade Maiik, WAi/rn.or, Mass. — The American Watch Company, of Waltharn, Massachusetts, U.S.A., hereby give notice that their Trade Mark, "Walthani, Mass." is now registered in the Australian Colonies of Victoria, New South Wales, and New Zealand. Proceedings will be taken against any person copying or imitating same, or any vendors selling or offering for sale watches hearing colourable^ imitations or in any way infringing our rights. — American Watch Company, Walthani, Mass.
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Observer, Volume 3, Issue 58, 22 October 1881, Page 89
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216ARATAPU. Observer, Volume 3, Issue 58, 22 October 1881, Page 89
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