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Patea Mail, 11 January 1882, Page 2

Public Notices. St Andrew’s Church, Waverley. f nHE Anniversary Services, in aid of the Trust Fund of the above Church, will be held on Sunday, Jan. 15th, when Sermons will be preached by the Rev WM. STEWART, of Marton. The Annual Soiree'will be held on Tuesday, Jan. 17th, at 8 p.m., in the Church, when Addresses will be given, and Selections of Sacred Music will be rendered by the Choir. Tickets of admission to the Soiree 2s 6d, children half-price, can be had of any member of the Committee. W. SWINBOURNE, Secretary. PORT OP PA TEA. SAILINGS. Patea s.s., for Wellington, at noon today. Passengers : Mr and Mrs Sinclair and family. Cargo ;44 bales wool, 3 do. fungus, N.Z. Loan Co.; 6 bales wool, Howe ; 14 bales wool, Bank N.S. Wales ; 4 bales fungus, Slater; 8 bales wool, Bank of Australasia. EXPECTED. Patea a.s., on Friday. HIGH WATER. Wednesday—l-30 a.m., 1-49 p.m Thursday—2-6 a.m. 2-26 p.m. Friday—2-53 a.m. 3-16 p.m. Saturday—3-44 a.m. 4-16 p.m. Sunday—4-53 a.m. 5-34 p.m. Monday—6-13 a.m. 5-50 p.m.

PATEA DAILY MAIL. Published every Evening, Price \d. Circulation nearly 600 : average last quarter 510. Politics, Independent. Wednesday Evening 1 , Janry. 11,1882, The steamer Wakatri is repaired and at work again. She reached Wanganui yesterday, and sailed again for Wei-, lington with a cargo of wool. ■ The celebrated violinist Wilhelmj, who has made such a sensation in Christchurch and Wellington, will ... shortly visit Wanganui. ; 1 The Premier has returned from Christchurch to Wellington. The steamer Fanny has been got up and found to be quite uninjured. Rev. Mr Dasent will terminate his ministry in this district at the end of January, and will enter on his new duties at Karori, near Wellington. No provision is yet made for filling the curacy at Patea. The Mayor’s scheme of local works and loan of £5,000 for Patea borough is commented on favorably by ratepayers, so far as we have had opportunity of guagidg public opinion. William Stuart has been gazetted District Land Registrar at New Plymouth, Deputy Commissioner of Stamps ■ and Registrar of Joint Stock Companies. ’ A big reaper and binder trial is to be held at Christchurch about January 17, for which eight or ten machines are entered. Wire and twine binders will compete, a gold medal being given to the best in each class, and a certificate to the second best. . The Presbyterian school pic-nic was held yesterday, in the Patea Domain. Games, swings, and juvenile romps went on briskly, some members of the congregation attending at intervals. Tea and eatables were plentiful, and the tired youngsters were of opinion that ; they had a grand day altogether. Two medals are offered for rifle-firing. Mr Christie offers a gold medal for the highest aggregate scores in eight quar- : tprly competitions during two years. The medal is in form of a star, with ribbon land f claspS. Two small rifles in silver lie across the gold, star as a neat relief, and there is a suitable inscription. The medal is supplied by Mr Nutsford. Mr T. Hay wood-offers a silver'medal, and this may be a second prize in the same competitions. A ’ special Gazette , containing rules under the Election; Petitions Act of 1880 has been published. The new Borough of Hawera is gazetted as contain! ng765 acres, and was constituted oh and from the second of January.'; •! "V

ERRY CHRISTMAn AND ; jj H 1 AP P Y NEW YE AR! The Undersigned begs- to thank Patrons for theft Liberal Support during the past year, und, trusts by , giving a GOOD ARTICLE AT . LOW PRICES, to have their continued support. FIRST- CLASSSTO CK now on hand, which will be sold at PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES! H. GOODACRE, PATEA.