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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1212, 28 November 1882, Page 3

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359 I gures, at 5s ... ... 3 0 0 369 to j 58 Gift-books, mostly il418 j lustrated, at 3s 6d 10 0 3 419 to ) 6 Flowers and Shades, at 424 I 3s fid 1 1 0 425 to 1 12 Shades with Flowers, 436 I at 3s fid 22 0 426 to | 16 Ornaments, Pictures, Ac. 453 f at 3s. ...2 8 0 *g* to )-29 do do at 2s 6d ...3 12 6 5^0 t 0 }7O Gift Books, at 3s ... 10 10 0 553 to | 24 Ornaments and Pictures 576 I at 2s ... 2 8 0 577 to j 12 Writing Cases with 593 r Stationery, 4 Books at f 7a J 2s 6d ...2 0 0 GOO £3OO 0 0 ! Over £3OO in value, many of the Prizes , being considerably below what they could | be obtained for in any part of New Zealand. IL. O S T . AN ASUANTEE HAMMOCK, between i J. B. Poynter’s Esq., and Read’s gate. | Finder will be rewarded on leaving same at I Masonic Stables. 239 | PARNELL & BOYLAN'S HALL, ■ CONCERT. In aid of the Hospital Funds. I St. Andrew's Bay, Nov. 30. Prog d amme—Part I. 1. Pianoforte Duct— u Soldiers’ Chorus ” (Faust)—-Miss A. Morgan & Mrs Bach 2. Part Song—“ Spring’s Bright Glances ” ; —Children 3. Duet—“ Come o’er the Moonlit Sea ” — ; ! Misses G. Schultz and M. Hall 4. Song—“ Far, Far Across the Sea ” — i —Frank Teat | 5. Part Song—“ War Song of Druids ” — Children 6. Song—“ Tar’s Farewell ” —Donald Ross i 7. Song—“ Better Luck To-morrow ” — Miss M. Hull j 8. Part Song—“ List, the Trumpet ” — Children, (Trumpet : Mr Faram) 9. Song—“ Leaf by Leaf ” — Miss A. Parnell 10. Song—“ A Better Day is Coming ” — Miss E. Warren Presentation of Prizes to the Winners at Sports. Part 11. ; 1. Pianoforte Duet—“ Overture to Tancredi ” —Miss DeCosta and Mrs Bach 2. Part Song—“ Robin’s Song ” —Children 3. Song—“ Never put off ” —E. Langford 4. Song—“ Fair Dove ” —Miss G. Schultz 5. Part Song—“ Welcome to Morning — Children 6. Recitation—“ Highlanders A Havelock” —Andrew Roes 7. Song—“ Over the Garden Wall ” — Baron and Herbert DeCosta 8. Part Song—“ Raindrops Patter ” — Children 9. Song—“ King and the Beggar Maid ” — Ernest Langford 10. Song—“ Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue ” —James Bain 11. Part Song—“ Let the Hills Resound ” —Children God Save the Queen ! i — ' I Doors open at 7.30. Reserved Seats, 3s ; i Front seats, 2s ; Back seats, Is. 224 I 1 M POUND ED AT MATAWHERO. ; By Davie (Native), Nov. 23rd, 1882. i Grey Gelding, no brand visible > Black Gelding, no brand visible. J Will be sold at the Pound Yards, Dec., j 6, 1882, unless redeemed. ; 279 R. M. ST EX 1 GALL. Poundkeeper.