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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1233, 27 December 1882, Page 3

' BAi£Bi 8Y BRAHAM, PITT, AHO BENNETT. Graham, Pitt & Bennett: Beg to intimate that they will hold regular , sales as under LIVE STOCK. MAkaaaz^—Svery alternate Wednesday, ait 2 p.m. Ws«Bi»»A-A-ilKA—The wend Tuesday ut each month, at 2 p.rH. WOOL A SHEEPSKINS ; MAKASSJti—First Wednesday in each Meet 1 ' At Nnojt. The following are {Tri dates for the qusr I ter :— Mak ab ax a —6th December Makabaka —20th December Wasbbnga-a-hika —l2th December. BS_ | ■fjAltOM this date, I will not be responsible Ju for anv DEBTS contracted by my WIFE, MARGARET TURTON, she having left my home without iny knowledge and consent. JAMES TURTON. PUBLIC MEETING OF RATEPAYERS. A MEETING of the RATEPAYERS will be held in McFarlane’s Hall, at 7.30 p.m. sharp on THURSDAY, 28th instant. C. SMITH, ■JI JNO. SOMERVELL. DISTRICT ORDERS. JfTVHE Members of J Bat--L tery, N.Z. Artillery, R will parade for inspection as k follows :— F Hr.AD-QrABTERs, THURS--6 DAY, the 4th January, at 7.30; parade at 7 sharp. fe. Ormond, SATURDAY, the 6th January at 7 p.m. i T. W. PORTER, Captain Commanding District. Head Quarters, 27th December, 1882. 418 ’ NEW YEATS SPORTS. A HANDICAP RIFLE MATCH, for all Comers ; Horse Racing and Caledonian Sports, will be held at KAITERATAHI, near Ormond, on NEW YEAR’S DAY, when upwards of £2O will be given away in Prices. Full particulars in a future advertisement. A. PETERS, Kaiteratahi Hotel, I 387 North Ormond. ! TO CARPENTERS WANTED Three or Four Good Hands, ■ also a Good Bench Hand. Apply 3R4 HARRIES & LINCOLN. WAERENGA-A-HIKA JOCKEY CLUB. The Settling Night for the Boxing Day Races will take place at 8 o’clock, on Friday Evening, instead of Thursday. 413 M. H. SMITH, Hon. Sec. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! IMMENSE "SUCCESS OF NURSE CHICKWEED AND “ALADDIN.” LAST NIGHT I ! LAST NIGHT !! ! 0 0 M I’ll BLY. ; Front Seat. 3s 1 Stalls, 2s j Gallerv, la. 419 McFarlane’S hall. ' NEW YEAR S NIGHT.

JANUARY Ist, 1883. GRAND AMATEUR MINSTREL ENTERTAINMENT, AND SELECT BALL. 1 Programme,—Part I, 1 INTRODUCTORY OVERTURE ... BAND ' Opening Chorus—Company. I Song—“ ’Tis but a Little Faded Flower,” Mr. H. Towsey. Song (comic) “Jockey Hat and Feather”— ; Mr. J. Pierce. Song—“ Down by the Deep Sad Sea”—Mr. McElwaine. Song, “Belle Mahone ” —Mr. F. Finlay. Song (comic) “My German Band Mr. J. Cohen. Song, “ The Lullaby ” —Mr. W. Edwards. “ Scenes in the Circus ” —Company. Interval of Ten Minutes. Part 11. ■ OVERTURE BAND. | Song, “Wandering”—Mr. F. Finlay. ’ Violin Solo—Mr Ewbanks. i Negro Delineation—Mr. .1. Cohen. Song, “Harp that once thro’ Tara’s Halls ” — Master Morgan-Morris. Song, “A Warrior Bold" Mr McElwaine. J Dance, “ Silver Belt Jig ” —Mr. Murphy. | Song, “ Alice where art Thou ’’ —Mr. W. . Edwards. The whole to conclude with the side-splitting I • Farce of THZ QHAZZZLSOME SEBVAHTS. Augustus Osar Mr. J. Cohen. 1 Plutarch Mr. J. Pierce. | Mock Turtle. Esq Mr. McElwaine. 1 Admission—Front seats, .3s ; second seats i and <'4allery, 2s. Holders of Front Seat Tickets will be admitted to the Dance. 415 | WNTED KNOWN that n Liberal I Discount is allowed For CASH at , he Standard Printing Office,