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Patea Mail, Volume V, Issue 439, 28 June 1879, Page 3

A L E, | ILM A M £ AUCTIONEER, valuator, land, . „ ' ■ AND GENERAL COMMISSION. AGENT, ' , Carlyle, patea. ; For Sale : Town and Country Properties. Monthly Bales of Stock held at the Patea Sale Yards on the first Thursday in each Month. Money advanced on Goods and Properties j placed in my hands for absolute sale; A(JEN CtßSt National Insurance Company. Australian Mutual Provident Society. Public Trustee. SECRETARY: Patea District Land and Building . ; Society, Patea Town- Mall Company, - PatetS West Road Board. • Jit ■ ■ ■ W. I3A.LE, GENERAL FINANCIAL AGENT, 784 CARLYLE, PATEA. J, Cunningham, I BOOT- AND SHOE IMPORTER, HAS Removed to the Premises next Lloyd’s Hotel, where he has Opened Up a Really SPLENDID ASSORTMENTS Ladies’, Gents’, and Children’s Boots arid Shoes, which he is offering at the following Prices : Gents’Boots from - 12s to 25s Ladies’Boots from - - 6s fid to 17s Children’s Boots from - 8s upwards Note the Address: J PU NNINGHAI, -3 Next Lloyd’s Hotel, HAWERA. Nsß.—i-A» First-class Workman employed on the Premise*. 1057 Carlyle Ironmongery Depot. SEWING~MACHINES MAY be obtained from the Undersigned on the Deferred Payment System—Weekly or Monthly Payments W. DIXON, 644 Carlyle. Tyree’? Portrait Rooms WILL be CLOSED Next Week. , Those who have ' not availed themselves of this Chance of having a Good Photo, had better do so at once. - r 610 Supplies for Hospital. TiENDERS are invited for Supplying the Hospital with Provisions, &c., for the ensuing year. Tondcrs'.vftll be received up to 4 p.tn.J on the Ist July. . List of supplies required, conditions of contract, ; &‘c., may be seen at this Office. J. BLACK, Clerk County Council, County Offices, Carlyle, June 16j 1879. 657j28 C A, H L YLE HARMONIC SOCIETY. Eighth Ordinary Concert. THE next Concert will take place at the TOWN HALL, on Thursday, July 3rd, 1879. : PROGRAMME: FIRST PART. Overture, “ Caliph of Bagdad” Macfarren’s Cantata “May Bay” No. I—Chorus, . “ The choosing of the Queen” . No. 2—* Part Song, “ The Hunt’s up” No. 2-—Solo arid Chorus, “.The Queen’s Greeting,” and “ Beautiful May” No. 4-—Chorus,The Revels” ' • v SECOND PART. . Overture, “Famine” , , , Chorus, “>Laughiijg' arid. Singing”, Song* On or in Caves.”' .Triojulil.t Instrumental Soto;( Operatic Selection Song, “Love Not” , . ...... -i Chorus, “ Desolate is the - dwelling of • 1 Morna” Song, “ Queeri of’the'Night” Quintette, “Queen of the Valley” Song, “ Thy Voice is' Near” Duett, “ I would that my Love” Song, “ Let me like a Soldier fall” Chorus, “ Blow thou Winter Wind” ' God Save the Queen ! Tickets, price 2s 6d, can' be, obtained at the Stores of Messrs Taplin, Gibson, and Dale, and of the - members of Committee! Honorary Members are requested to give up their own tickets at the door. \ ' ' Doors open at 7.30, to commence at 8 .o’clock. - ; r >E. <3. HORNER, 600 - -v -Hon. Sec. ?.rr~ r.~ - - THE next Monthly Sale r! will take y place ; On THURSDAY, July 3. ■ Entries Solicited. ; • ’ ; '.jW./ljAiti-B,- ‘ 670 Auctioneer. W ANTED, MAN to Salt 5 or 6 Tons of Bacon. Apply to F. I o’g. McCarthy. . V