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Sly-grog Selling.—The decision in the sly-grog cases near Napier was as follows: — In the first case against Chappell he was fined £5, costs of Court 75., and witnesses expenses 9s. 2d.; in the second case against Chappell he was also fined £5, costs 75., and witnesses expenses 9s. 2d., or 14 days in each case. In the case against Samuel Baddeley the first case was dismissed. In the second case he was fined £7, costs of Court 75., witnesses expenses 9s. 2d., or 14 days. In the first case against David Smith he was fined £7, costs of Court 75., witnesses expenses 9s. 2d., or 14 days. The second case against Smith was dismissed. The liquor seized was ordered to be returned on condition that it be sent out of the district within a week. Amusements. ACFARLANE’S HALL. THURSDAY,' SEPTEMBER 4th. VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT CONDUCTED BY MRS. BUTLER. Programme : Prince Imperial Galop, played by ten performers on five pianos. Song and Chorus, “ Let your tears kiss the flowers on my grave.”... .Miss Waters Instrumental Duet, “Lucretia Borgia.” Misses Buchanan Song, “The Good-bye at the Door.”..Mr. Edwards , Song, “ 0 Erin my country,”.... Mrs. Butler Trio, “A little farm well tilled.”. .Messrs. Edwards, Goldsmith and O’Meara Song, “ Four jolly Smiths.”. .Mr. Goldsmith “ Chime again beautiful bells,” by ten pupils on five pianos Song, (in character), “ I am the monarch of the sea.” (J. Graham), Sir Joseph, K.C.B. Chorus by his Sisters, his and his Aunts. Interval—lo Minutes. Peri Vaises, five pianos Song and Chorus, “ Cradle’s empty baby’s gone.” Miss Buchanan Vocal Duet, “ I have sought thee beloved one.”..Miss Morgan and Mrs. Butler Song, “ The Englishman.”.. ..Mr. O’Meara Trio, “ Dame Durden.”...Messrs. Edwards, Goldsmith and O’Meara Song, “ Cradle song of the poor.”..Mrs. Butler Vesper Hymn, five pianos Song Mr. Edwards Auld Lang Syne, Chorus God Save the Queen. Admission 35., 25., and Is. Doors open at 7.30; Entertainment at 8 p.m. Notices.

NOTICE. "VTOTICE is hereby given to all Europeans and Maoiies that the partnership hitherto existing between RUKA ARATAPU and W. S. HAIG has been DISSOLVED, and also that W. S. Haig will not retain his half interest in the buildings at Awanui known as the Rose Hotel, unless he pays to the said Ruka Aratapu within one month from date the amount due according to agreement for the said half interest. RUKA ARATAPU. Gisborne, August 28, 1894. 413 NOTICE. BE it known to all Europeans and Maoris that I shall object to the transfer of my License of the public-house known as the Rose Hotel, at Awanui, for which application was made on behalf of W. A. Hodge on June 26th last, and postponed till September next for hearing before the Resident Magistrate, unless certain difficulties which have arisen r can be satisfactorily arranged. RUKA ARATAPU. Gisborne, August 28th, 1884. 414