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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3095, 30 May 1881, Page 3

a full and complete assortment of Boots and Shoes in place of those lost in the Sir Donald. Our stock now consists of 3,000 pairs, all kinds, and as we have marked them at our usual small profits one and all may rely tipon having the most complete and cheapest assortment of first-class boots to choose from in the colony—Combs & Co., Cash Palace. Another most startling change of fashion. In consequence of cocknny sportsmen being so numerous this season, the pheasants no longer wear tails. So says the G-reat Barnum. But take heart—we have just received another consignment of ladies', maids', and children's seal hats and bonnets, which we offer at our former prices—3s, 3s 6d, 88 6d, 10s 6d to 37s 6d.—Cojebs & Co., Cash Palace FOR GrIS BORNE. rnHE ss. KIWI, Captain /ISC 9sT&*?**\ -*- Campbell, will steam for <wK ISMv. r the abovo port > THIS DAY (Monday) at 8 p.m. For freight or passage, apply to KINROSS & CO., Agents. THEATRE ROfAL. THE G-AIETY OPERATIC AND DRAMATIC CLUB Will give their Eext Entertainment on TUESDAY, MAY 31. For the Benefit of the NAPIER ARTILLEaY VOLUNTEER BAND. Under the distinguished patronage of His Worship the Mayor and Corporation, the Artillery Volunteers, the Napitr and Spit Fire Brigades, etc., etc. THE MULETEER OF TOLEDO ; OK, THE ROSE OF CASTILLE. The music of the opera has been carefully auanged by the conductor, Mr Q. Garry, socially for this occasion. Dress Circle and Reserve! Stalls, 4s : Stalls. Cd; Pit, Is. ' Tickets may be had and seats secured at Jacobs' Fancj Repository. JA?. WISHART, Hon. See. ANNIVERSARY OF ST. JOHN'S DAY. f"pHE above Anniversary will be celebrated by a JL Ball, to be held at the Theatre Royal, on FRIDAY, 24th June. The Committee beg to inform Visiting Brethren and others whose names may have been inadvertently omitted from the invitation list, that Tickets may be had on application to the members of the Comn itteo, CHARLES G. SMYTH, Hon. Sec. HAWKE'S BAY LICENSED VICTUALLERS' ASSOCIATION. fTVHE Annual General Meeting of the above AssociA. ation will take place at Mr Mayo's Empire Hotel, on TUESDAY, 31at inßtant, at 7.30 p.m. Business— Election of Officers, etc. ALEX. REID, Secretary. *» ' ■ .1. ii NAPIER FOOTBALL CLUB. THE Annual General Meeting of the Napier Football Cub will be held on WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, at 8 o'clock, in the Criterion Hotel. J. W. BEGG, Hon. Secretary. HAWKE'S BAY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. THE Annual Meeting of Members will be held at the Criterion Hotel, Napier, on FRIDAY, 3rd June, at II a.m. Nominations of members for committee to be sent to the Secretary not leter than Wednesday, Ist June. F. D. LUCKIE, Secretary. DISTRICT ORDERS. THE Napier Volunteers will parade for their Monthly Inspection in the Protestant Hall, Tennyson-street, on MONDAY, 30th May as follows : No. I.—The Napier Artillery Volunteers, at 7.30 p.m. No, 2.—The Napier Rifle Volunteers, at 8 p.m. W. ROUTLEDGE, Major-Commanding Diatilct. Napier, May 23,1881, ■F O X SALE, THE HAVELOCK HOTEL, with Stable and Five Acres of Land. The buildings have just been erected and are well furnished. Tho Stock may be taken at a valuation. Also, A HOUSE containing five rooms, good Stables attached, and ten acres land, well planted with fruit and forest trees Also, Coach Plant, Houes, etc. For particulars apply to W. H. SIMPSON, Havelock. TO RUNHOLDERS AND FARMERS. 4?QK AAATo"I-ENDow«cu- BoVt't'aVUV HITT OF FBEEHOLD Land in any sum up to £20,000, at lowest rate o* interest. Apply to BENNETT & CO., La.id and Loin Office, Wellington. IMPOUNDED AT HASTINGS, By Mr P. Ramsey. ONE Blue-Roan Filly, about 12i hands high, no brand visible. Unless redeemed will be sold by auction, on Saturday, June 11th, at noon. W, A. BEECROFT, Ponndkeeper. Hastings, May 28,1880. CHURCH OF S. FAITH, LAKE ROTORUA. KO TE WHARE O TE WHAKAPONO TAPU. THE REV. IHAIA TE AHU (who has stedfastly labored amidst many discouragements as an ordained Clergyman of the Church of England since 1860 amongst liis countrymen, the loyal tribe of the A-awal is very desirous of erecting a Church at Ohinemutu, where he now resides. Ho feels the great want of a suitable building in which the people may assemble for public worship, and he believes that the erection of a Church will conduce to the restoration of that decent observance of the Lord's Day and of other ordinances of religion, which has of late years fallen into too much neglect. For this sad state of things Hie natives are not alone to blame. And now that an effort is being made amongst themselves to check drunkenness and other flagrant vices, and to return to the Faith, there is every reason that they should be encouraged and assisted in this much needed reformation. I would therefore very earnestly appeal to the English residents, and to the many visitor/ and tourists who for pleasure or health frequent these beautiful lakes, to contribute towards the building of a commodious and suitable Church, such as will be an ornament to the new township. The Maoris will give a site in a commanding position on the shores of the lake, and as the building will be available for English services as well as Maori, it will be of benefit to the whole community Subscriptions will be thankfully received by tho Rev. Ihaia te Ahu, Ohinemutu ; the Venerable Archdeacon Brown, C.M.S., Tauranga; and the Right Rev. the Bishop of Waiapu, Napier; or may be paid to the account of the " Maori Church, Ohinemutu," at the Bank of New Zealand, Tauranga EDWARD C. WAIAPU, Bishop. Lake Rotorua, 15th May, 18SI. Subscription List to 18th May, 1881. £ 8 d Collected at Maori services by tbe Rev. Ihaia te Ahu, Ohinemutu .. ..1100 Box at Morrison's Hotel, Ohinemutu .. 4 15 Collection at Lake House Hotel after service by the Bishop of Waiapu, May 15 3 8 6 Collection at St. Barnabas' Church, Norfolk Island, throuch Bishop Selwyn of the Melanasian mission .. .. 6 0 0 Tho Bishop of Waiapu 10 0 0 The Rev. R. W, Young, N.S.W, .. .. 50 0 A Friend, Tarawera .. 10 0 A Visitor, Lake House 0 5 0 J. R. Tucket, Melbourne 110 A. S. Goold, Edinburgh 800 W;H. Grace 110 J. C. R. Burt 110 Archdeacon Brown 5 0 0 Mrs Macdonald, Auckland 0 10 0 Mrs Chamberlayho 0 10 0 Collected at Taupo, May 25— T. B. Noble .10 0 John Gage, Waikato 0 5 0 G.P.Donnelly 5 5 0 Topia Turoa .550 1 £60 12 11