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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 15, Issue 752, 13 January 1870, Page 2

Hew Advertisements. NAPIER GARRIGK CLUB, ODDFELLOWS. HALL. Scenic Artist - - Assistant Artist - Mr. Tom Kemp Ma. H. S. Wilson Under the Patronage of Captain WRAY and .OEFICEBS of the 18th Regt. GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT MISSES TUESDAY NEXT, 'JANUARY 18, 1870. <HE Members of the above Club, assisted by the Gentleman Musical Amateurs, have much pleasure in announc ing the above Benefit, which they trust will be rewarded by a bumper house. Mr Kemp is "now engaged in Painting NEW and NOVEL SCENERY for the occasion ; and, as two very attractive plays will bo produced, the Patrons of this Benefit may rely on being well entertained. The Performance will commence with the Sparkling Comic Drama, in 2 acts, entitled —

tfiA* GlXfy 18 NOT QOLD!! MUSICAL INTERLUDE. Concluding with the Glorious Burlesque Extravaganza ALADDIN, Or, THE WONDERFUL SCAMP ! Willi NEW and MAGNIFICENT SCENERY By Mr. KEMP. ' Prices of Admission : —Front Seats, 4s ; Back Seats, 2s 6cl, Front Sent Tickets to be had of Mr Growing, Mr Britten, Mr Swan, and at the Herald office. Doors open at half-past 7. Curtain to rise at 8 sharp. G. H. SWAN, 125 Manager. ',. CARE ILL ARRIVE per as. Wellington, W due here TO-MORROW, (FRIDAY, 14th January,) and will, without delay, commence his MESMERIC SEANCES ODDFELLOWS' HALL. HAWSE'S BAY PROVIDENT, LAND, BUILDING, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. lOR the convenience of the inhabitants } of Port Ahuriri, the Treasurer and Secretary, accompanied by one of the Trustees, will attend at Mr Trask's Hotel on MONDAY EVENING-, 17th January, from 7 to 8, for the purpose of enrolling Members, and to give any explanation that may be required. Wm. FISHER, L 27 Secretary. -R. JOHN J. WILLIAMS.—An En- _ plish letter, addressed to you, lies at the office of this paper. 19 We take the following paragraph from the Fiji Times, Nov. 20 :—News reached town yesterday that Messrs St. John, Jennings and Fuller had taken active measures suppressing the sale of arms and ammunition, the disposal of which to the natives in their district had been causing them much uneasiness. From what we can learn it seems that Messrs. Wilson, Hamilton, and Co. of Tavinui, chartered the Pio None-, and despatched her to the Pv,a Coast, with arms and ammunition, in quest of labor. The above gentlemen, on hearing the mission of the craft, determined to take steps to protect themselves, and seized the arms, vessel, and master (a half-caste.) The first they destroyed; the latter, having been warned by them some little time since not to bring ammunition, was awarded a sound thrashing, and the vessel sent to Leyuka for the American consul to iieal with.