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Patea Mail, Volume III, Issue 238, 21 July 1877, Page 3

CARLYLE TOWN HALL. 4 CONCERT in aid of the Trustee! A of the Patea Cricket Ground, will be held in the Town Hall, on WEDNESDAY, 25th JULY; To commence at 8 p.ur. PROGRAMME. PART I. Overture ... ... ... ... Chorus The Carnovale Song ... ... ... The Bandit's Life Glee for 8 voices ... Blow, blow, thou winter wind Duel ... List, I to the Convent Bells' Chorus ... Raise again the hold refrain Song ... ... ... ... Ever of thee Song ... ... The Pilot Glee, 5 voices ... Blow, gentle gales Comic song ... The Widow Malone Chorus ... Hark ! Apollo strilces the Lyre Interval of Ten Minutes: PART 11. Overture ... ... Piano and violin Chorus ... The Hardy Norseman Air from 1 The Bohemian Girl' ... The heart bowed down Trio for men's voices ... The watch by the Rhine Song . . Sweet Spirit, hear my prayer Glee for 8 voices ... Good night, beloved Song ... The meeting of the renters Song ... ... ... Yesterday Round for 3 voices - H7/«/s gently whisper Comic song Solo and chorus ... Rule Britannia Admission, 2s Gd; Children, halfprice: Tickets may be obtained at the stores of Messrs Gibson, Dale, and Taplin, or from any of the ladies and gentlemen assisting. WESLEYAN CHURCH, PATEA: IMPORTANT NOTICE. tT is decided to bold a BAZAAR in 1 the Township of Carlyle in December next, in aid of the Parsonage ancl Sustention Puna. immediate steps will be taken to forni a Committe of Ladies in Carlyle; Hawera, and Waverley, to receive contributions. The names of the members of the various Committees will be published as soon as possible. By order of the Quarterly Meeting, J. LAW. Carlyle, July G, 1877. Kakaramea Forge, j LYT TL E & CO.', WHEELWRIGHTS. Horse Shoers, Farriers, and General Blacksmiths. Ploughs and all sorts o f Farm Implements made to order; or repaired, Whcelwrighting in all its branches—■ Drays, Traps, Buggies, &c., made; repaired, and neatly painted. All work promptly attended to, and done in the latest and most approved stylo and workmanlike manner. Charges very moderate. 301 . CALL and SEE Adams’ 12s 6d Strong Tweed Trowsevs ; 7s 9d Coloured Moleskins; All-wool Tweed Galatea Coats; at 20s— I without doubt the cheapest lines in the District—Cardigan House, Carlyle. OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS. T HEREBY give notice that Mr W. J Connolly is authorised to Collect outstanding Accounts due to me. W. ODGERS, . 205 Australasian Hotel: NOTICE. ANY person found Pulling Down the Posts and Rails on the Mountain Road (Contract 16C) erected by ms, will be prosecuted at once according to law. JOHN STEVENSON Contractor. Hawera, June 25, 1877. 2%j128 PLOUGHS. PLOUGHS. ON SAL E—Single and Double Furrow PLOUGHS, by the following celebrated makers :—Hornsby, Sellars and Sons, and Grey: Rollers, Ploughs, and all kinds of Fanning Implements made bn the premises. W. WILLIAMS, General Blacksmith, &c.; Carlyle; 302J128 R. G. BAUCHOPBj Accountant, Commission, Shipping, and Licensed Custom House Agent, DEVON STREET; NEW PLYMOUTH: 88529 ROAD STOPPAGE. TjNTIL further notice, the MAIN ij ROAD from Peny’s Gate to the end of section No. 558, will be CLOSED; and traffic will be allowed (by consent of the agent) through said section. J. STEVENSON; Contractor: Hawera, July 13; •