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TO CORRESPONDENTS. Several letters are unavoidably held; over. For rest of News, see Fourth Page. pATEA HARMONIC SOCIETY. I The next ordinary CONCERT will take place On FRIDAY, 30th MARCH, 1888.: PROGRAMME. Overture—Pianoforte Solo. , Chorus—“ Oh hail us, ye free ” (Verdi) Song Quartette —“ Sweet and low ” Chorus —“ In light tripping measure” (Cinderella) ......(Rossini), Song it ~ I From our’kome, /; : gracious Lord”". .... . ...(I Lombardi t Song—“ The captive Greek girl ” Violin Solo , Theses moments ; )ilf ’ entrancing ” ..........(ppnpetti) Song : ' ' ■ ' ' v ' ' Song—“ Ruby ” .... ■,■. ..(Clarjbel) Chorus—“ All hail ! the noble victor ” ............(Masaniello) INTERVAL OF TEN MINUTES,. ; 2nd Part. .Callcott’s Pastoral Cantata, “ THE GOLDEN HARVEST,” ! ; With Solos, Choruses, &c. “ God Save the Queen.” Doors open at 7.30, Commence at 8 j o’clock. , , , r Tickets, 2a 6d, may be obtained from Mr-TAPLIN. • EDWD C HORNER, Hon. Sec. IN BANKRUPTCY. IN the District Court of Taranaki, holden at Pate a.—ln the matter of “ The Debtors’ and Creditors’ Act, 1876,” and of the amendments thereto, and of the Bankruptcy of Christian Bingemann, of Patea, Carpenter, a debtor.—Notice is hereby given that a ; sufficient number of creditors having* failed to attend either the first or ad-i journed meetings in the above estate, I have appointed Edward Charles Hor-J ner, of Patea, Certificated Accountant in Bankruptcy, to be Creditors’ Trustee, and that the said Edward Charles Horner has notified to me in writing his acceptance of such Trusteeship.—: Dated at Patea, this 21st day of March, ; 1883. W. L. DEAN, Clerk of District Court. H. E. P.. Adams, Debtor’s Solicitor,