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Patea Mail, Volume IV, Issue 392, 18 January 1879, Page 3

| Town SSall, SSawera. i TO-NIGfHT. Grand Extra Night at Hawera. rpHE Performance Trill commence JL with HIS LAST LEGS. Felix O’Callaghan ••• Mr H. K Walton Supported by the Company. To Conclude with The Irish Emigrant. Pat o’Bryan(with songs “The Irish Emigrant,” The Four-leaved Shamrock. Supported by the Company. Admission—Front Seats, 4s ; Back Seats, 2s 6d. Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8 p.m. 89 TOWN HALL, CARLYLE. ' By General Request. ijIHE GREAT COMEDIAN, MR. H.E. WALTON, And the Dramatic Company will Ke-appear for TWO NIGHT’S MORE. BJonday, January 20, The Performance will commence with the Laughable Comedy HIS LAST LEGS. Felix O’Callaghan ••• Mr H. E. Walton Supported by the Company. To Conclude with the Comic and Amusing Musical Farce, THE WIDOW’S VICTIM. Jerry Clip (with imita-I tions of London Comic >Mr 11. E. Walton Singers). J Supported by the Company. TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, Entire change of Programme. Admission—Front Seats, 4s; Back Seats, 2s 6d. Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8 p.m. 80 \ Mr H. E.Walton T. E C C L E S F I E L D, High-street Hawera, BEGS to inform the Inhabitants of Hawera and District that be has Opened a WINE, SPIRIT, AND PROVISION STORE in High-street, and has now on hand— Wood’s Canterbury Flour,, Anderson & Co.’s Dunedin Oatmeal and Pearl Barley, Port Cooper Cheese, Victoria Company’s Snowdrop Sugar, Caddy’s Tea, A. Grant’s 6-Grapo Port, D. Gomeze’s 4-diamond Sherry, Gniness’ Stout, 3-Star Brandy, and all other goods in the Provision lino. Fresh Batter Irom the Best Dairies in the District. T. E. will give One Guinea or value in Medal to each of the makers of the best Cheese and Potted Butter. One Cheese and Ten Pounds of Potted Butter to be shown for competition at the Hawera Produce and Stock Show spoken of as to be held next November. 85tc FOR SALE, k SIDE DELIVERY REAPING A MACHINE (Second Hand) by McCormick, to bo seen at Messrs Williams and Sons'Patoa Coach Factory. 88fl2 Appointing a Toll-Gate Keeper. BY virtue of the power given under the 102 nd Clause “Public Works Act, 1876,” I herewith appoint John Thirling to be Collector of Tolls at the Toll Gate erected on the Waitotava Bridge. The Tolls as advertised in the Patea Mail will be enforced on and after TUESDAY 7 , the 21st instant. F. MoGUIRE, 86 Chairman Patea County Council. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. THE Undersigned has received notice from Mr J. PIERCY 7 to sell his usual draft of Rams about the end of February. FREEMAN E. JACKSON, 87 Auctioneer. NOTICE. JAMES HIRST having completed his y New and Commodious Iron Warehouse (45x28) is prepared to receive and deliver cargo, produce, &c., at all reasonable hours, and having secured all the latest conveniences, is prepared to recommence business at rates as per Schedule: Wool (including cartage, weighing, branding, &c.), per bale Is 6d Grain, potatoes, &c., per 10 sacks Is 6d Other goods, per ton ... ... Is 6d Inward cargo (per ton), ships measurement ... ... Is 6d \ Ton or fraction of £ Ton charged as Ton, over Ton as a Ton. The abovelncludes cartage to or from wharves, but wharfage as charged by j Harbor Board to be added. After one week, storage will be at the rate of 9cl i per ton, and 6d per bale per week or fraction of a week. 79j 25 nARLYLE SCHOOL will EEL \J OPEN on MONDAY NEXT, the 20th instant, at the usual hour. D. M. HARRIS, ' 72 Hon. Sec. School Committee.