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Patea Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 1031, 7 May 1883, Page 3

Public Announcements. ANY person TRESPASSING in pursuit of game upon the Cemetery, or the Cemetery Reserve, will be PROSECUTED without further notice. G, F. SHERWOOD. Chairman, Cemetery Trustees. Notice. IT is the intention of the Waverley Town Board to strike a rate of three farthings in the pound within the Waverley Town District, in accordance with the Rating Act, 1882, for the period ending 31st March, 1884, payable in one sum on the Ist June, 1883, and the Rate Book is open for inspection at the Board’s Office, Waverley. SAMUEL CALDWELL, Chairman. May 4, 1883. LOST, on MONDAY Evening, from the Coach, between Waverley and Patea, Paper PARCEL, tied with tape, containing blowing apparatus (double bellows.) Finder will be Rewarded by leaving the above at either the Commercial Hotel,. Waverley, or Albion Hotel Patea. S. T. CROSSE A Reward IS offered for a Carpet Bag and Umbrella, directed to Miss Williams, LOST, between Waverley and Patea, on Saturday, 14tb April. TO-NIGHT. * - St. George’s Church. .A. LECTURE. THE Rev. Mr Cameron will deliver a Lecture on Monday evening in the Harmonic Hall. Subject; “The Seamy, Seedy, and Realistic sides of Bachelorhood.” Proceeds will be devoted to Church purposes. Admission, one shilling. Commence at 8 o’clock. LoOK 0 u T FOR; THE Amateur Nigger "Minstrels. Pateaßifle Volunteers. Gtrand Athlb tic Sports, ’TO BE HELD ' : On the DOMAIN, ON; QUEE N’S BIBT HD AY. Handicarpers : Lieut Kitching | V®l W. J. Neil * ; Starter : VoIW.J. Neil - . Judges : •. , Captairi; S. Taplin ] Lieut J. Kitching PROGRAMME— Entrance. First. ’ Second r ; ’’ s. £ s d £ s d 1; 100 yds Handicap......2...2 0 0 1 0 0 2. Running.High Jump Handicap ...2...1.0 0 0 10 0 3. 440 yds Handicap......2...8 0 0 1 0 0 4. Bayonet Competition 5. 200 yds Handicap i ; (Volunteers 0n1y)...2;..2 0 0 1 0 0 6. 880 yds 1 Ha,ndicap.:.....2...3 0 0 . 1- 0 C 7. 200 yds dq ......2...2 0 0 1 0 o 8. Maiden Handicap, ■ Hurdles, 220 yds ...2..V2 0 0’ 1C 0 0 Consolation Handicp, : 1 .200.yard? ............2...1 10 0 0 10 0 . Tug-of-War, Children’s races, and other events will be got up during the day.; ; The Patea Rifle Volunteer Band will he in attendance , ; N.B.—Entries close on Saturday, May 12th, at 8 p.mi., at the Company’s office in the Barracks. : Handicaps will appear in the Patea Mail of Friday, May 18th. H. „ J. ; KEARN EYj, Serg t, and Hqn/Secrqtary Sports.Committee, Patronize Local Industry. RA, ADAMS’ Tailoring • Department.. New Tweed and Coating ; New Tweed and Coating! ‘ ” . , Gentlemen may rely on the - i Management giving thorough satisfaction, and at the ‘lowestpossible;prices.; . ; r ' R. A. ADAMS, j Tailor and Habit Maker* ' Patea. ■ RA. ADAM S, Importer, a .Patea.-TrThe Dressmaking Dep artm en t under, present ’ v management has given universal -, satisfaction , Ladies may rely on Style and Fit, and our aim is to make the charges as moderate as , .-possible. r R. A . Adams has'also the most competent Milliner in the District. Scrim, 1 Scrim, Scrim! RA. ADA M S, Importer, • Patea, has for Sale 3,000 yards No. 0 and No. 1 Scrim at s|d and 6d yd per bolt j also to arrive per British KingfromLondon, 2 more Bales, 2,500 yards. The Trade * supplied at favourable rates. : The Patea Mail. IHE Subscription to this journal has now been Reduced to 6s 6d per rrter. f prepaid, the Terms will be — i; Per Quarter 6s Od Per Annum 20s Od iubscribers can commence at any time, I will be charged at above rates. J. H. CLAYTON, Proprietor.