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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume III, Issue 134, 7 August 1863, Page 2

MASONIC HALL, NAPIER. MESSES. POUSSARD & DOIIAY WILL CALL AT NAPLES, (Per southern mail-steamer, expected about the 28th or 29th), FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY, and will give one of their POPULAR CONCERTS, when the following distinguished artistes will appear:— MONS. HORACE POIJSSAED, VIOLINIST, First Prizeman of Prance. MONS. BENI DOUAY, VIOLINCELLIST, First Prizeman of Franco. MISS FLORENCE BEVERLEY, the renowned contralto singer. EDWARD A. BEAUMONT, the admired tenor. Mb. W. H. WILKINSON, the distinguished basso. HERR CARL ZINCKGRAFF, the celebrated German pianist and accomp anyist. TICKETS, ss. each, can be obtained (previous to arrival) by applying to Mr. M’Nalty, Star Hotel, Napier, or Messrs. Barraud & Bridge, Hast-ings-street. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Under the special patronage of his Honor the Superintendent of Hawke's Hay. MR. WORGAN will give a SOIREE MUSICALS at the Council Chamber, Napier, early in September next; when he hopes to furnish an Entertainment that will gratify all true lovers of the Divine Art in the highest degree. Further particulars will be announced after the performances of the foreign artists, Mons. Poussard and Douay. August 3, 1863. Napier Atheneeum and Mechanics’ Institute. TS HONOR MR. JUSTICE JOHNSTOh . has kindly intimated his willingness to give an address on BOOKS and READERS, at the Mechanics’ Institute, on SATURDAY next, at f o’clock p.m. L'ree admission to Members (with Lady or ruMaces.j Admission to Non-Members One Shilling each T. A. BRIDGE, . Hon. Sec August 4,1863. Steam to Wellington, Lyttelton, and Otago. mnE New I.C.R.M. CO.’S Screw Steadier A U C K L A N H, 580 tons, R. Gibson, Esq., Commander, will be despatched for the above Ports (carrying H.M.’s mails), on or about the 9th inst. unless under any engagement with the General Government. For Freight or Passage, apply to MALTBY & Co., Agents. Napier, August 4, 1863.

VOLUNTEER NOTICE. MEMBERS of the Napier Rifle Volunteer Company are informed that there will NOT be drill THIS EVENING between 4 & 6 as previously intimated. Circumstances have arisen which prevent this convenience to Members being given effect to. The next drill will bo to-morrow (Saturday) at 7 a.m. Punctual attendance at that hour is necessary. IS NOW OFFERING FOU SALE, JUST LANDED, CROWN BRAND FLOUR 1001 b BAGS Red Herrings 2 doz. tins (Morton’s) Jar Salt Jams—lib tins Mould Candles (Auckland made) Curry in bottles Hops, Sperm Candles Perfumed Hair Oil Pickles, Sardines, Jellies, Salad Oil, pints and J pints Colza Oil, Starch and Blue Hats in variety, the Newton, Oxford, Etonian, Garibaldi, &c., Caps Mens’ Cloth and Glazed “ Boys’ in variety An assortment of Clothing and Drapery Goods. E.W.3L has received a splendid lot of BACON and HAMS superior to any yet offered in Napier. HOMOEOPATHY. MESSRS. BARRAUD & BRIDGE HAVE just received ex Maria @ London from J. EPPS, Piccadilly, a useful assortment of the above Medicines. Hastings-street, 22nd July, 1863. For Sale, AT THE PAWHAKAIRA MILL, TONS GOOD FLOUR JNO. BUCHANAN, Acting Captain. E. W. KNOWLES ALSO, — For particulars apply to Mr. M’KENZIE, at Mill, or H. ALLEY.