Pulolic notices. P ROFESSOR O. E. H UGO Lectures on PHYSIOGNOMY at WAIPUKURAU on TUESDAY next, at the Town Hall NORSEWOOD, on FRIDAY next. At each place Mr Hugo will supply applicants with charts. WAIPUKURAU TOWN HALL. REFINED AMUSEMENT AND HIGHCLASS INSTRUCTION COMBINED. J> ROFESSOR Q Jjl JJUGO, The celebrated Physiognomist, Will deliver one of his highly-popular lectures on Physiognomy, on TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 1, In the WAIPUKURAU TOWN HALL, ' Commencing at 8 p.m. Practical illustrations of character reading will form part of the lecture. TOWN HALL, WAIPUKURAU. THE WAIPUKURAU A T E U R Will give a performance in aid of the Library on FRIDAY, 4th MAY. PROGRAMME : Part I. Overture ... ... ... Orchestra Opening Chorus ... ... Company Song, “ Take me Home” ... A. Jones Song, “ I’ve Lost my Lucy Jane,”G. Mason Song, “ Sleep on Dearest” ... J. Hammond Song, “ Razors in the Air” ... W. Rowley Song, “ Old Log Cabin” ... J. Wright Song, “ Hen Convention” ... W. Cook Song, “The Golden Stair”...H. J. Hartley Song, “ Pretty Girl Dressed in 81ue”... A. Perrin Q HRISTYS
Interval of ten minutes. Part 11. Song, “ Hearts of Oak” ... J. Wright Song (comic) ... ... ... G. Mason Song, “ She Laughed Behind her Fan”— A. Jones Song, “ Skipper and his Boy,” J. Hammond Melodeon Solo ... ... ... W. Cook Part 111. The performance to conclude with the screaming farce of “.THE BARBEE.” Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8. Admission—Front seats, 2s ; Back, Is. There will be a DANCE after the entertainment. G. MASON. Hon. Sec. PIGEON MATCH. A PIGEON MATCH will take place at Kaikora on QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY, May 24. Further particulars in future issues, HENRY FLETCHER, Kaikora. NOTICE. ALL ACCOUNTS against CLEMMEN PETERSON, bankrupt, must be rendered, and all Moneys due to the estate be paid, to the undersigned on or before the 15th inst. E. BIBBY, Trustee. Waipawa, May 1, NOTICE. TO be sold cheap, 6 BULLOCKS and DRAY, New Chains and Yokes complete. Apply to EDWARD COLLINS, Or THOMAS MOORE, Storekeeper, Woodville. W anted. WANTED, a BOY, to milk cows and make himself generally useful. Apply to E. HARWOOD, W aipawa. WANTED, a BOY, to carry mail and make himself generally useful, Apply GEORGE HUNTER, Porangahau. WANTED, a GENERAL SERVANT ; also a BOY accustomed to horses. Apply DR. REED, Waipukurau. WANTED, a good HOUSEMAID. High wages given if suitable. Apply MRS GOW, Tavistock Hotel, Waipukurau. XTT ANTED, a GENERAL SERVANT, W or MARRIED COUPLE witl out children for a station. Apply to J). S. Fleming, Flemington, or Office of this paper.
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Waipawa Mail, Volume 5, Issue 483, 1 May 1883, Page 3
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