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Waipawa Mail, Volume 3, Issue 211, 18 September 1880, Page 3

Public Jfoticen. AN {Jntehtainmen^ In aid of the funds of the Waipawa Public Library, will be held in the ODDFELLOWS’ HALL,. WAIPAWA, On WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. PROGRAMME. Part I. Overture, a Le FI lie de Madams An got Quadrille,” - Messrs Chicken, Harding, and O’HaUoran Song, “Speed on my bark,” Mr Mm ton “Moral Equity,” by Judge Twiddler Duett, “ Hunting Tower,” Mr and Mis Shanly Song, ‘ Charsfe of tlte- Light Brigade,” Mr Waddington Condo Son#*, “ Irisli Schoolmaster,” Mr Fraser Song, McGreevy Comic Song, “ I never was meant for the sea,” Mr Ludbrook Song, “ Vanity, let it be,” Mr Hampton Pianoforte Duett,. “ Christmas Wait Quadrilles,” Misses. Porter Sketch, “ Colored Brethren,” Messrs Fraser and Wilson. latervul of ten minutes. Part It. Overture,. “ Cornflower Vaises,” Messrs Chicken, Harding, and O'llalloran Song,. Miss. Boyle Song, ‘ There is a spell in every flower,” Mr Bend all Pianoforte Solo, “-Kathleen” (Valso Brilliant),, Mr Winklemann. Song, “ The old pink, thorn,” Miss English Comic Song, Mr Fraser Song, “ Three sailor boys,” Mr Hampton Song, Mrs George Duett, “ Home to our mountains,” Mr Shanly and Mrs Browne Song, Mr Lugleton. God Save the Queen. Doors open at 7.30,. commence at 8 p.m. Admission.- Front scats, 2s Gd ; back, Is PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, WAIPAWA. BAZAAR, ODDFELLOWS’ HALL. TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, 28th, & 29th SEPTEMBER,. 1880. XT is proposed by the ladies of ti e above congregation to hold a FANCY BAZAAR In aid; of. the church on the above date-. Contributions of any suitable description will be tlmnkfullv received by Mrs Inglis,. Mrs Todd, Mrs Robb, Mrs Corskie, or jVLs Spence.. By order of Ladies’ Committee. P 11ESB YT E RIAN CH U R.C 11, WAIPUKUItAU. Anniversary services on sab: 13ATL1,. 19th. September. GIFT AUCTION on TUESDAY, 21st, at the Hotel, when Cattle. Horses, a Boar, &c., will, be sold, TEA MEETING in the Hall at & o’clock.. Tickets, at the stores, 2s Gd and Is.. Sale continued after tea. Contributors- will kindly' forward their gifts to Messrs Gow, Jones, or Merry lees, as soon as possible. FOR SAL E . TWO; OR THREE, superior MILCH COWS.. For price, &c.,.apply to S. ROBINSON," Brooklyn, Waipukurau. riTENDERS are invited up to the 20thJL inst.. for the erection of a Catholic j Presbytery at Waipawa.. Plans to bo seen at my office, and at the j residence of the Rev. Father McGuincss, Waipawa. The lowest tender not necessarily accepted, W. A. DUGLEBY, Architect, Napier. NOTICE. I>RrOR to alteration of premises, the Si undersigned will offer his stock of Drapery at greatly' reduced prices for Cash.. E. BIBBY. NOTICE . H AVING disposed of my interest in - the Butchery business until recently’ carried on by me in Waipawa* to Mr Robert Sporle,. 1 hereby give notice that all debts due to me on account of the said business must be paid on or before Monday, 20th insf. Any' accounts not paid by that date will be handed over to my solicitor. Payment may be made to the undersigned at. Te Ante,, or to- Mr Robert Sporle,. Waipawa, whose receipt will be a sufficient discharge. Murdoch McKenzie. September ij, 1880. NOTICE. I HEREBY beg to inform my customers and the public generally' that I have this day disposed of my interest in the butchery business, recently' carried on by me at Waipawa, to Mr Robert Sporle, who will henceforth conduct the same on his own account. Murdoch mckenzie. August 30, 1880. HAVING taken over the above-men-tioned business from Mr McKenzie, I beg respectfully to inform his late patrons and others that nothing shall be wanting on my part to secure a continuance of the liberal support accorded to the establishment while under my predecessor’s management. I purpose to keep none but the best quality of meat, and will supply same at prices which must ensure me success. ROBERT SPORLE.