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Public Notices. A LBION HALL, P A T E A. I POE THEEE NIGHTS ONLY. COMMENCING ON MONDAY, JULY 5. First appearance of the ST. VINCENT GEM CONCERT COMPANY, Now performing in Wanganui to crowded and delighted audiences. PROGRAMME: Part I Will consist of Sketches of Life and Character Negro Songs and Plantation Dances Comic Impersonations by Mr and Mrs St. VINCENT and F. VERTEN. Part II Will embrace New and Startling Illusions in the art of LEGERDEMAIN BY MADAM ST. VINCENT, the Lady Wizard of Wizards. MAGIC EXTRAORDINARY. Doors open at 7.30 ; Overture at 8. Cards of Admission —3s and 2s 6d. Musical Director, E. J. KING. Sole Proprietor, ARTHUR ST. VINCENT. FENCING NOTICE. To the Owners or Occupiers of Section No. 326, Ketemarae. IF you do not PROCEED to ERECT YOUR SHARE of the BOUNDARY FENCE, Between the said Section and No. 327, within One Month from this date, the undersigned will do so, and charge you with the cost. R. WILSON. Ketemarae, July 2nd, 1875. FENCING NOTICK To the Owner of Section No. 139, Hawera. IF you do not proceed to ERECT your share of the BOUNDARY FENCE between said Section and Section No. 143 within one month from this date, the undersigned will do so and charge yon with the cost. THOMAS MASON, Jmv. Hawera, June 21, 1875. fJIENDERS WANTED, FOR THE ERECTION OP A WESLEYAN CHURCH In Carlyle. Plans and Specifications to be seen at Mr North’s. Tenders to be sent in by the 21st day July, 1875, to Mr W. Williams, Carlyle Tenders for worlc only. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. THOMAS F. REEVE, Chairman of Building Committee.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. TX7"E, the Undersigned, hitherto ' ” trading under the name, style, or term of Lloyd and Gibson, Hotelkeepers and Carriers, of Kakaramea, do hereby give Notice that we have this day DISSOLVED PARTNERSHIP, by mutual consent, and having ASSIGNED the property and business to Mr JOHN GIBSON, allclaims against the late firm must be sent in to Mr John Gibson, within 14 days, and all accounts due to the said firm are requested to be paid to Mr John Gibson, whose receipt will be a sufficient discharge for same. June 30, 1875. ARTHUR GIBSON. THOMAS LLOYD. Witness—W. ROSE, PHILADELPHIA EXHIBITION, 1876. IT having been decided that New Zealand shall be represented at the above Exhibition, a local committee has been formed to collect exhibits, who will ptiblish at an early date the quantities of each article that are desired to be sent, and the time up to which exhibits will be received, with other details. It is proposed that the exhibits from New Zealand shall be principally, the products of the colony in a raw state, such as wool, grain, timber, minerals, flax, and tanning barks, together with flax manufactures, preserved meats, leather, &c., &c. W. H. LEVIN, Chairman.