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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 287, 17 November 1884, Page 3

6bcnf>ied by the late church and SundaysehoGl. the nfew building is intended tn replace the out will be used as a church until the new church shortly to be commenced is ready. On Sunday the RpV. Mr; Treadwell, of Wanganui preached morning and evening “ to large audiences. A soiree in connection with the opening services will be held on Tuesday evening. There is now every prospect that the Government vote of £l,OOO for an Industria’ Exhibition in Wellington will not be allowed to lapse. Several exhibitions of the kind proposed have already been held in Dunedin and Christchurch, and although they have not been very popular with the shopkeeper? as a rule, still thera is no doubt they have been very beneficial for the encouragement oi ih&nt struggling industries for which they acted as stlmulents and free advertisements without which they would remain almost unknown to the public at large. I hope the Gisborne people interested in Colonial productions of every kind will bestir themseivep in time, and come out strong at this interprovincial competition, and carry off a fail share of the awards.

A Scotch painter painted a row of pegs ir an Edinburgh hotel, and crowds of visitors hung their coats and hate on them.