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WANTED— A HOUSEMAID. Apply at the— ROYAL HOTELW ANTED—A NURSE and HOUSEMAID. Apply to— MRS E. ff. WARD, 197 “The Hermitage,” Childers Road. TV anted. FJYHREE SHAFTSINKERS. Apply to F. J. PIESSE, Manager Southern Cross Company, 189 Gladstone Road. GISBORNE SCHOOL CONCERT. PARNELL & BOYLAN’S HALL, —ON—THURSDAY, AUGUST 24th. (D. Johnson Esq., Chairman of Committee in the Chair. ) PROGRAMME — Part I. 1. Overture (Pianoforte)Mrs Bach 2. Chairmans’ Remarks 3. Chorus (Song should breathe of scents and Flowers)Children 4. Duet (Say a Kind Word when you can) ...Miss E. Warren and Miss G. Schultz 5. Part Song “Gather Roses.” Children 6. Song (Boatswain's Story)....Donald Ross 7. Part Song (Canadian Boat Song) Children To CONCLUDE WITH A FARCE, ENTITLED : “ MAURY IN BASTS TO REPENT AT LEISURE.” Tom Black Edwin Lewis Mrs. Black John Robb Kate White Frank Teat Dick James Matthews Policeman ZAndrew Ross j Jane Alfred Weston | INTERVAL OF TEN MINUTES. | PART 11. » 1. Pianoforte Duet Misses Berry & Johnstone | 2. Chorus (Onward to Battle)Children j 3. Song (Tired)Miss Mary Hall ’ 4. Song and Chorus (Put your Shoulder to n the Wheel)Ernest Langford H 5, Song (Troubadour’s Rum, turn, turn) | Frank Teat ■ 6. Chorus (Fairie’s Dance)Children I 7. Song (Home they Brought her Warrior Dead)Miss Gertrude Schultz 8 Part Song (O Thou art Welcome) Chilldren a 9. Song (Midshipmite....Baron & Herbert k DeCosta • 10 Part Song (Murmuring River)...Children 11 Song and Chorus (Good News from Home)Donald Ross ) 12 Round (Good Night)Children 159 GISBORNE WESLEYANCHURCH. I ANNIVERSARY SERVICES | -ON- * SUNDAY NEXT, AUGUST 27th, I HHHE REV. J. r J. LEWIS, of Napier, I JL will conduct Services at 11 a.m. and I 7 p.m. Collection in aid of Trust Fund. I —ON—TUESDAY r EVENING, AUGUST 29th, A Tea Meeting will be held ix McFarlane’s hall, After which Addresses will be delivered I by Ministers and others ; also several MusiI cal Selections by the Choir. Tickets : 2s ; Children, Half Price. 206 1 UNDER DISTRESS FOR RENT. TO BE SOLD ON THE MATAKAOA BLOCK, HICK’S BAY, —ON—MONDAY, 28th AUGUST, 1882, At 12 o’clock noon, some 250 SHEEP ’ < clean > 4J BALES OF WOOL. PORTER & CROFT, 188 Agents for Native Lessors. PEEL-STREET STABLES. Robertson & McKenzie, PROPRIETORS, HAVING secured those large and Commodious Stables at the rear of the British Empire Hotel, The proprietors beg to announce that they are in a position to afford accommodation for horses at the Lowest Remunerative Charges. A Numbee op First-class Hacks always on Hire.

NEWCASTLE COAL. SUITABLE FOR ALL CLASSES. FROM ONE HUNDRED WEIGHT TO A TON DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF THE TOWN. The Undersigned having received by the schooner “Maiwera,” WTONS OF THE BEST NEWCASTLE COAL, And having made arrangements for regular supplies are prepared to execute all orders with despatch. Attention to Business, Quick Sales; and Small Profits Is the Motto of the Firm and will be strictly adhered to. FIBEW O OD. Arrangements have now' been completed by which householders will always have a large assortment of WOOD to choose from. A CONTINUOUS SUPPLY. H. LUKE & CO. N.B.—Carting and General Parcel Delivery carefully attended to. 207 . STUBBS, Sharebroker & General Agent, NAPIER. Special attention given to Petroleum Business. 34