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Advertisements LOYAL MANCHESTER LODGE, 1.0.0. F., M.U. nn HE usual ,*&■»» 1 Fortnightly |lifl& mmfal ]ff[ Visiting BrethA. TV. PARKER, Secretary A SSEMBLY ROOMS, FEILDING. i\ For One Night Only, TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! February 7th. NEWBURY-SPADA Operatic and Musical Festival Company. Never before in the musical history of Australia have any artists achieved such phenomenal triumphs as MR PHILIP NEWBURY, THE GREAT ENGLISH TENOK, the English press prououncing him to be the worthy successor to Mr Sims Reeves, and the Australian press unanimously acknowledging Mr Newbury to be the finest tenor who has ever visited the Australasian colonies ; AND MADAME EMILY SPADA, THE CELEBATED AMERICAN PRI3IA DONNA. During the Company's late season at Christchurch and Wellington, Madame Spada created immense enthusiasm, her singing being spoken of by the local press as perfect MISS KITTY GRINDLAY, Contralto ; MR FREDERICK HOBBS, Baritone; MADAME .LOUISE HERBERT, Solo-Pianisfce and Accompanist. Admission : 3s, 2s, and Is. A plan of the Hall is now open at Mr Carthew's, stationer, where seats may be reserved. C. R. THOMLINSON, Manager. RANGITIKEI ELECTORATE. MR JOHN STEVENS, M.HE, invites his constituents to meet him at the following places, where he -will deliver his post sessional Addresses, at 8 p.m. on each evening : — RANGIWAHIA— Friday, 7th February BULLS-— Saturday, Bth February. FEILDING BOROUGH COUNCIL. AT the request of His Worship the Mayor, I hereby convene a PUBLIC MEETING, to be held in the Assembly Rooms at 8 pm. on MONDAY, the 10th instant, to consider the question of Lighting the town by Electricity. GEO. C. HILL, Town Clerk MANCHESTER RIFLEb. THE following Parades will be held in FEBRUARY— Thtjbsday, 13th (Government) „ " 20fch Wednesday, 26th (Volley and Independent Firing) Thursday, 27tb (Government) In the Drill Hail, at 7.30 p.m. These parades are to enable any members who have not yet qualified for capitation, to make up the required number of parades. . The volley firing on the 26th instant will be at 2 p.m. BY ORDBB . ' PUBLIC NOTICE. AS Mr B. Le Prou is not prepared to carry out the arrangement as drawn up, I will carry on my Blacksmithing business as usual. G. RANKIN, Junk., General Blacksmith, Apiti. BOSS' HAIR-DRESSING SALOON THE Proprietor bas now engaged a First-Class Hairdresser. Ladies' Hair Combings made up in tails or plaits as required, on the premises. Patrons can rely on receiving - every attention. SIGHT - TESTING. S' PECTACLES fitted to all sights bj liAZABiJS & Son's Patent. Shqrt, Xbng, and "Weak Sight reme died by correct Lenses. Great care taken in testing. WOOLLAMS. iCHEarrsy, Fjbilding. " NOTICE. mHE undersigned will be a Casr JL Purchaser of good Dairy Buttei from Ist October,, lB9s. W. W. CORPE ART O N ANN UAI RAM FAIR. FRIDAY, 21st FEBRUARY. Entries Solicited. R. E. BECKETT,