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Waipawa Mail, Volume 4, Issue 339, 10 December 1881, Page 3

POBANG AH AD. (from our own correspondent) November 5. I greatly regret having to record the death of little Georgie, son of our P veil-known and respected landlord of 'ie Duke of Edinburgh hotel, which .ent took place on Thursday last. The poor little fellow was a favorite with every one. The funeral service took place in St Michael’s Church. This is the first interment that has been solemnised in the consecrated portion of the burial ground. Great sympathy is evinced for the bereaved parents. Mr Smith’s meeting on Monday night was very well attended, and judging by the frequent applause, his speech, which was, on the whole, a resume of his other district speeches, met with the approval of a considerable portion of the audience. A vote of thanks was carried unanimously. The weather has been most unpropitious for shearing lately, but seems to be taking up now. METH CHUBC YA The ret. r will Sold, above 13, Advare invited 11. S uer p BRICKS made, ut delay, to A. H. r BEETHAM BROS, W WALLIS, Edei Te Apiti. D Will Tenders satHri ing and erectn 3 miles to be r; Tenders m Speedy, W»mi Specificafon at die County and at the SW day, 13th DAY rrepaira, about fen rah am if < PA £#Tn: Cbie nspector eep 9th December 1881 ORA S CHOOL-ROO MR li. FLOOD’S CONCE FRIDAY, 16th DECEMBER. PROGRAMME./ \ Part I. I Overture—Pianoforte Duet / Chorus, u OnwarcKto Battle/ Song, “ Midshipmrce,” ... Mr A. Newbould Song and Chorus,\“ Wafi’t you buy my pretty flowers”\ /. Miss Godrieh Song, u Wreck’d nnc\£Aed” Solo and Chorus, Song, “ Happy I Ingleton Song, u Oh, ye Comic Song, “ T Mrs Ingleton Comic Song, “Ti Irishman’s Far Chorus, u Im lighti an -Fi ..Mr C. wont Interv ten Overture...MrA UaW & Miss M/Nicholson Chorus, u The/nigM is ad^Mic/g” Song, “ End #f th#wor]Mr Wilson me li God Save the Queen: Song and llliorus, Mr 8, Song, “Th/Wl|j Reading ~ Song andiyßOrus, dreaT Song, “ Mlaiting 1 Comic Srmg, “ I khe' * n S r Solo and Chorus, Memory,” j feletjjf 4 Mr Foster Mr Baker beautiful i Mr Murton Mrs Shanly at I V as dream- i ... Mr C. Monteitli i ghtßell lollop” Doors open at 7.30 ; commence It 8 p.m. Admission—Front Seats, 2s ; Bajjc, Is. Tickets at Newton and Co.’s std A DANCE will take place afte? the performance. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. TENDERS are invited for the falling and chains of bush, for a roadway, thrqfgl a jpart of the Oero Bush, near Mr I' Plans and specifi application to Mr A. Tenders must boJ&nt ip DECEMBER 20tfcfaddr Edenhain, Patangata. CHARLES E. BEE Chairman Oero Road Boa, DEB December Onnondvi Spectf/ nde sanly ONE POUND REWARD. Lost from Mi BLACK liad collar on, witl one giving informal its recovery wf‘* ward, R. Ml arata wool wash, a white muzzle; d. Any will lead to above reWAIPAW^COraTY. r the Waidue, and paySuncil Office, Wai--10 Am. to 4 p.m St, </ HSTGLIS, LiCounty Clerk, Waipawa C.C. Office, September 13th 1881. Hp-TE pawa able at the Offi pawa daily.