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Patea Mail, 20 July 1880, Page 2

Late Advertisements. X&tTsDrE PATE A RIFLES. THE Members are requested to attend a Meeting to be held after Inspection THIS EVENING (20th instant), for the purpose of Electing a Captain for the Corps. EDWARD TREGEAR, Captain. CATHOLIC CHURCH BAZAAR, IN AID OF THE BUILDING FUND. NEXT THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. THE Ladies’ Committee have pleasure in announcing that arrangements are now completed for Opening the Bazaar NEXT THURSDAY, to continue two days, in the Town Hall, Patca. Ladies who have been kindly preparing articles for the Bazaar will oblige the Ladies’ Committee by forwarding the same not later than Tuesday. The Bazaar will be opened by Father Grogan, at 2 pan., next Thursday. Stalls wil be open from 2 till 5 o clock, and from 7 till 10 in thu.cxß»a"Fx jl o'clock, 2 till 5, and 7 till 10. ADMISSION, Is; Children, half-price. A MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT, IN Aid of the Patea Catholic Church Building Fund, will be given in the Fated Town Hall, Next Saturday. PRO ail A M ME. FIRST PART. Overture. Chorus ... Where art thou, Beam of Light Song ... Man the Life Boat Solo ... Violin Duett ... Oh, we’rt thou in the cauld blast Song ... Rocked in the cradle of the deep Quartette... See our oars with feathered spray Song ... William Rufus Song Instrumental Duett ... Piano and Flute Song ... The Tar’s Farewell Chorus ... In the lonely Vale of Streams Interval of Ten Minutes. SECOND PART. Trial Scene from “Pickwick.” His Lordship the Judge Sergeant Buzfuz for the Plaintiff Sergeant Snnbbin for the Defendant Junior Counsel, Jurors, Crier, &c. Do.dgson and Fogg, Attorneys for the Plaintiff Mrs Cluppins, who overheard the “ promise ” Sam Weller, who didn’t Mrs Saunders, an authority on marriage Mr Winkle, an unwilling witness Weller senior, a sort of alibi A queer verdict Mr Pickwick won’t pay, and goes to gaol Mrs Bardoll weeps Admission: Front Seats, 3s; Second Seats, 2s. Hall open at 7.30, to commence at 8 o’clock.

Business Notice^. K 0 HN BRO S. s MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OP WATCHES, CLOCKS, OPTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS, OF AUCKLAND I WELINGTON CHRISTCHURCH (DUNEDIN And 98, Leadenliall-street, London, Have opened a BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT IN WANGANUI. THE Standing and Reputation of KOHN BROS, warrant them in asserting that they can safely guarantee their goods of very superior quality, and haying a resident partner in London places them in a position to give facilities and advantages which very few houses in our business can pretend to. ggr They keep on hand a stock of Architects’and Surveyors’ Instruments by Stanley, Troughton, and Sims, and thereby supply a want much needed. *f* Goods made to order. Watches and Clocks repaired and regulated, and all orders executed with great care and exactness. ItOIIIT J31i0»3., Next door but one to Chronicle Office, Victoria Avenue, WANGANUI.

nr BROADWAY HOUSE. Mi C. SKELLEY AND CO.’S SPECIAL BARGAINS! Grey Calicoes, from 3-|cl White Calicoes, from 4d 72-inch Sheeting, from Is Id Toilet Covers, from Is Blankets, full size, from 15s 6d Alhambra Quilts, from 4s 6d Damask Table Cloths, from 4s 6d Bedticking, from 8d Prints (fast colors), from 5d French Merinos, all prices Shawls, from 4s All-wool Tartans, from Is 6d Men’s Hosiery, from 6d Women’s Hosiery, from 6d Ladies’ (Splendid) Jackets, from 12s 6d Maids’ and Children’s Jackets, from 8s Maids’ and Children’s Ulsters, from 2s Men’s Undershirts, from 4s 6d Men’s Trousers and Vests, from 12s 6d And all other Goods in Stock Equally Low, being content with a Moderate Profit. The Balance of our Ladies’ and Children’s HATS and BONFETS must be disposed of ;REGABDLESS OF COST. TAILO R I N G I WE beg to'inform our numerous customers that we bave established a TAILORING 1 BUSINESS, and are Keducing the exorbitant prices previously charged in this district. p.S,—We do not object to make up materials bought elsewhere.