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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 903, 8 March 1879, Page 2

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS NEW TEES-STREET HALIT~" MEETINGS m u . I. at Eight o'clock every SUNDjS EVENING. Friend 3 welcomed at close if ' own .services. . x 'i Non-courohgoersy cordially iuvited. : The Ohoir 'will sing half-an-hour previa to commencing."' JJJ WESLEY CHURCH. ERMONS mil be PREACHED above ChSrch Morning and i O-MORROW by the REV. HENrS DEWSBURY. S* THE REV. MR. PREACH (D.V.) at the School-house TO-MORROW EVENING 2 i 7.30 p.m. 5091

RELIEF p ONn \ CONCERT. U " D OAMARU PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY WILL GIVE A MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT i In aid of The Kaitangata Sufferers ON MONDAY EVENING, 10th MAKqr IN THE '^ VOLUNTEER. HALL. , Programme—First Part. i Qi ee " See the Chariot at hand " Duet—** Sweet is the Dream of Youth's fond hours '/■'.... Mr.. and Mrs. Brjmtaj Song—"Wreck of the Hesperus" Mr. D.fijun g ong — " Maritana, Gay Gitana" MißsTiyL Son" and Quartette—"The-Vacant Chjj," Mra -I*tttt g on g_» Will o' the .Wisp'-' Mr. J, Sous—"Coming Home " Mrs. Kim,^ alee—" LaCanta" ... Solo, Mrs. 01o*»

INTERVAL OF TEN MINUTES, Second Pabt. G-] ee _" From Oberon " o ue t—" Trust her not" Miss Hardy and Mrs. Solo—" Let the Bright Seraphim " . MnCfcJ VioliaSolo ' ... ... Mr. G.]„| (Piano accompaniment, Mrs. J, Bootl] Song—" The Blind Girl to her harp " MisaifW Sonc—" The Blind Flower Girl's Song'] ;"• ■ ' •'■••'• "-''■■■ Mra.]&l j'-'ong ... ••• ••••■ Mr.Ri Trio—'* When shall we three meetapi) i3Hee—" y e Spotted Snakes" -. • National Antuem. .

Doors open, at 7.30 ; commence at B'o'<l Front Seats, 3s ; Back Scats, 2i pickets obtainable at the Bookselfii WAN TED—A: Junior CLE UK k Office. - Apply, by. letter Lintott & Ottehso'n, Oamaru Brewery KAITANGATA RELIEF. FUKD CONCERT.

"OLUNTEERS are request toAflß » the above in uniform. Admission to any part of tho Hill Volunteer's), 2s ; Cadets, la. WM. J. STEWARD, 620 #

NOIITH OTAGO HORTICULTUEI! SOCIETY.": A U T U M K S H 01 SATURDAY, ldra MARCH, l'jii AT TUB ;\ JSA.LL, OAMAI FLOWERS, FRUIT, & VJBGETf^ In addition to the Prizes mentioned frize Schedule, the following SPEUIA. L PRIZ! Will he given : - By the Society—£l Is, for best collect Fruit; and 10s 6d for the secondi Collection; botli to ba showi 3y Mr. Connell—£l, for the heat Kor the room. ' „,,'.. 3y Mr. Montagu— £1 la, for the besti lection of Variegated Foliage Plan 8y an Amateur—lsa, for the best Bos by a youug lady under' 14 yeSn;« for best Bouquet by a boy undsl 7a 6d, for second best Bouquet byra lady under 14;. 7s 6d for second! by a boy under 14; 2a 6d, for t best Bouquet by youug ladyjn' 6d for third-best Bouquet by 1 These Bouquets to be made up »| sence of Committee, at the Meek Institute, on morning of Show. By a Lady--ss, for best Table Bof and 4s for second-best. Note. — Intending exhibitors muiii notice to the Secretary, at Mr. FaltS seed shop, two days before Show,' staging room may be provided. | Admission- ... OnkShilusg MICHAEL T. SPKATT,

NO. 3 BATTALION 0.8.V. qpHE ANNUAL INSPECT - by Major Withers will be W under : I Battery- Artillery, No. !• Grammar School Cadets, Citizen Cadets—WE DOT ' 13xH.MAHCH,'at8p.m'. Hampden RifIes—THURSDAY,' MARCH, at Sp..rn. ■'-' Otepopo : ltiflea — FRIDAY, 1 MARCH,: at 8 p.m. WM. J. STISWAP. i} 34 ; MajprCoinmrf

TUd : o;'; LIT PER 1 Begs to return thanks to those persons who rendered «* valuable aid in saving propen) ■;• THE LATE FIRE On his premises, desirW . notify to his customers that" ..CARRYING NONBUSINESS ; ' # is ■ temporary premises ', ■"_ 'AT THE : | & opposiTJa .gqrnbb; Ij i NO MORE ACCIDENTS HALAbT' KBBOS'I PALACE KEROSENE, j, WILL : NOT. KXPljOr Guaranteed 150 Fire le* | To be obtained in. any quauM IRELAND & ESTHER. THAMES-STRBET. " J - TO FARMERS. H /M . FRASER * Ua, --, a large supply ot » u PARTS for Wppd's Self Binders. : Alao on Sale—Genuine Olive 0' • --'"..,, WM. FRASER & C °'' BLE ASHBURY.-P^ 6 MAIL Ollice.