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Patea Mail, Volume V, Issue 484, 13 December 1879, Page 3

CARL Y L E HARMONIC SOCIETY. THE 'loth Ordinary Concert of the above Society will be held at the TOWN HALL on Thursday,. 25th •December (Christmas Day). Programme': Part -i. •Selection from HANDEL’S ‘“-MESSIAH.” ’Overture, “Pastoral symphony” Recitative (tenor),“ Comfort yo my people” 'Chorus, “ And the glory of the Lord” Recitative (contralto), “’Behold a Virgin” 'Chorus,For unto us a child is born” •Kecitativefsoprana)“Therewereshepherds'’ Recitative'(soprano), “And 10l the Angel of the Lord” •Recitative (soprano), “ And ‘the Angel said unto them” Recitative (soprano), “And Suddenly there was. with the Angels” •Chorus, “‘Glory’to-‘God in’the highest” Air (contralto), “ He shall feed his flock” Air (sopyAio), “ Come unto-Him” Air (qpntralto)," He was despised” •Air “ But thou did’st not leave” CllTuus, “Lift up your heads” Air (bass), “ Why do the nations” -Air (soprano), “ I know that my Redeemer” •Chorus, “Hallelujah” Part It. 'Overture Chorus, “ : Kyrie”‘(l2fh Maas) Song, “ Tyrolese evening hymn” ’Carol, “ Good King Wenceslas” Song ‘Chorus, “ Sanctus‘’-{l2th Mass) Song, “ The Annunciation” 'Carol, “A Virgin most pure” Song ’Chorus, “Gloria” (12th Mass) Honorary Members will please give up tneir tickets for .present halLyear at the 'door. ■ O’ 1 A Special Concert will also be held on New Year's Day, in Aid of the Building ■Fund of the Societ} - , to consist of Part I. -Miscellaneous Part 11. Sullivan & Gilbert’s Dramatic Cantata* “ Trial by Jury” Honorary Member’s Tickets will not be 'available for this Concert. Doors open at 7.30, to commence at 8 ■o’clock. Tickets, price 2s 6d, for either Concert, •may be obtained at the stores of Messrs Gibson, Taplin, and C. Dale, of Members of Committee, or from EDWD. C. HORNER, 1236 Hon. Sec. wmm TEND E R S WILL be received at the Office of the Patea County Council, Carlyle, 'until 4 'o’clock p.m., on Tuesday, 6th j •January, 1880, for Contracts— j No. 50—Gravelling 30 Chains of Road nearCheynes’ gato,Wavcrloy. No. 51a—Depositing 650 Cubic Yards of Gravel, as directed, between Post Office, Waverley, and Head of Wairoa River. No. 52—Depositing l-,000 Cubi c Yards of Gravel, as directed, between Head of Wairoa River and Symes’ Corner. No. 53—Depositing 1,000 Cubic Yards of Gravel, as directed, between Symes’ Corner and top of Whenuukura Hill. -No. 54—Depositing 1100 Cubic Yards of Gravel, as directed, from top of Hill east side of Patea Bridge, lor ISOChains towardsWhenuakura. No. 55—Depositing 1,000 Cubic Yards of Gravel, as directed, from Williams’ Gate, for 160 Chains towards Manutahi. -No. 56—Gravelling portions of Taranaki Road and Bedford-st,, Carlyle. MOUNTAIN ROAD. No. 29—Depositing 500 Cubic Yards of Gravel, as directed, from Patea •Bridge, Stratford, for 80 Chains towards Normanby. No. 80; —Gravelling 14 Chains in High-street, Hawera. Specifications to be seen, and other information obtained, at Office of Patea 'County Council. The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. GEO. HARDEN, W Foreman ol Works. J December 12, 1879, 1227J3 Waverley and Waitotara Hadng Club, XBSO. WAYERLEY and WAITOTARA Guineas of 105" sovs.—Second Horse to receive £ls out of the Stakes; for three year olds, l£ miles. Colts, Bst lOlbs; fillies, Bstslbs. Nominations, £2 2s; acceptance, £5 5s ; for horses bred between Wellington and Taranaki inclusive. Nominations to be in the bands of the Secretary on the 10th February, 1880, or bear Post Mark of that Date. Acceptance on date of General Entry. J. B. TAYLOR, ( Sec. W.W.R.C 1287f7 Waverley. TAKE NOTICE THAT I intend to apply to the Patea County Council for a License to Slaughter Large and Small Cattle in my Slaughter-house, situated at Fern Glen, Waverley. H. RISELEY. Waverley, Doe. 1,*1879 1201d24w