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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume II, Issue 109, 29 November 1873, Page 3

IMMENSE ATTRACTION !! ! WA. CHAPMAN, the Premier Prestidigi- • tator, and Greatest Anti-Spiritist of the Age —Will appear again THIS EVENING at the Music Hall in his wonderful entertainment entitled— • MIND AND MATTER ANTHROPOGLOSSUS SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES WIT AND HUMOUR ILLUSTRATED THOUGHT MARVELS OF MECCA And the most Wonderful Illusion of — A MAN SEALED UP IN A SACK FULL OF GHOSTS ! Admission Front seats, 3s. ; Baek seats, 2s. Doors open at 7.30. Trouble beginning at 8 sharp. BANK HOLIDAY. JIHIS DAY,' (Saturday) the 29th November, being St. Andrew’s Day, the Banks will be closed. POVERTY BAY PETROLEUM & KEROSINE CO. (Limited.) is hereby given that Mr. J. H. Stubbs has been appointed Secretary to the Company in the place of Mr. A. F. Hardy, resigned. A. GRAHAM, Chairman. NOTICE. rpiiE Machinery for the working of the Poverty Bay Petroleum and Kerosine Company being daily expected, Shareholders are requested to pay up the amount of Deposits without delay. Scrip will now be issued to shareholders on application and production of Deposit Receipts. J. H. STUBBS, Secretary. TO LE T. T|1 0 LET —An Eight-boomed House in Palmers ton-street. Apply on the premises to GEO. CLARKE. TO LET, acres fine RYE GRASS. Apply to O. L. W. BOUSFIELD, Taureka. TENDERS. THE undersigned is prepared to accept Tenders for 300 Bushels of Good, Clean, Perennial Rye Grass Seed of the coming season, to be delivered in Auckland. Tenders open to the 30th November. H. C. GIBSON Kilii Kihi, Waikato. POISON. NOTICE. this date, POISON will be laid on Suburban Sections 28, 29, 30, in the Military Settlement of Ormond. F. W. lIELYAR. PANUITANGA. KIA mohio ai nga tangata katoa. Kua oti te whakatakoto i te rongo whakamate kuri i runga i nga Hekiana nama 28, 29, 30 i roto i te takiwa o Omana. Naku Na HEREHA. WANTED. BY a MARRIED COUPLE, without incumbrance, situations on a Sheep Station. Apply at th® “ STANDARD” OFFICE. NASMITH’S ART UNION. SUBSCRIBERS who have secured tickets in the Annual Art Union, are requested to call not later than Saturday, November 30. ' M. G. NASMITH.