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Tuapeka Times, Volume II, Issue 88, 16 October 1869, Page 2

GRAND YOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, In aid of the funds of the TUAPEKA ATHENJSUM, By the Wetherstones SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, To be held in the ATHENJEUM HALL, ON MONDAY, 18th OCTOBER, 1869. PROGRAMME. Partl. Opening Chorus by the whole Company. Song (sentimental) Mr. E. Thopmson Song (serio-comic) - Mr W. Hall Song (sentimental) - Mr J. F. Ford Song (serio-comic) - Mr H. Sawyer Song (comic) - Mr J. Sutherland, National Hornpipe Mr Gr. Coxon. Interval of ten minutes. Part 2. In Negro Costume. " Kiss her, but be sly " - Tony " Nelly was a lady " - Bonea Babylon has fallen" Lillywhite ' ' She's black, but that's no matter " Sam " Dudlie ank a dey " - Juliua "Be silent if you can" - Squash " Ah" round the corn fields" - Brown The whole to conclude with the humorous BAL AFRICAINE. An efficient Band will be in attendance. Doors open at half-past seven p.m. j performance to commence at eight o'clock. Charge of admission 2s 6d. Tickets to be had of the members of the Athenaeum Committee, and at all the piincipal hotels, and stores in the district. A MEETING Extraordinary of the Shareholders of the Otago Gold Mining Company (Registered), will be held at their Office, Blue Spur (to elect Directors* &c), on MONDAY, Ist NOVEMBER* at 6 o'clock p.m. (Spur time.) JAMES CAMPBELL, Manager. NOTICE. mHE Rev. FATHER ECQUIRE will -*- hold Services on • SUNDAY, 24th OCTOBER, AT EOXBiTSGK* on the occasion of the Opening of the HEW CATHOLIC CHURCH. Services to commence in the morningat 11 o'clock a.m. ; and in the evening at 6 o'clock p.m. AN ENTERTAINMENT^ Un behalf of the Funds of the BENEVOLENT ASYLUM, DUNeI will take" place irT the " Assembly Room, WaitahttmaJ On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER "20; — consisting of aSOIREE, CONCERT, and a Farce, entitled, "WANTED, 1000 MILLINERS FOR, THE aOtLDFIELDS!" Tea served at half-past six p.m.. Admission, 2s. 6d. Ticketato be had at the stores. and hotels* By Order. T. E. HENLEY, Manager. THE "TUAPEKA PRESS'* NEWSPAPER. ■N 0 T I .O E . We beg to intimate tliat we Jutve sold to, Messrs. Ferguson, Burns, & Ludford, tlie whole of our interest in, and title to, th& neiospaper known as the ' Tuapeka Press," and also the goodwill of our business as: General Printers, in the town of Lawrence. We beg to return our sincere thanks for the very large measure of support we havo received, both in our business as newspaperProprietors and General Printers; and. have to intimate that the publishing of the " Tuapbka Press" will be discontinued on and after the, 31st October hist. A member of our firm will shortly visit. Subscribers sn tlte Beaumont, Teviot, Taparnui, and Switzers Districts, when payment of. Accounts tlien due. is respectfully; requested. MATTHEWS & FENWIGK, Lawrence, Ist October, 1869. WITH Befercnce to the above notice, th» Proprietors of the " TUAPEKA TIMES" beg to announce that from the Ist November prox that journal wiU 6e published in the office now occupied by the " Tuapeka Press x " and that from that date, the "TIMES" mil be forwarded in lieu of the "Press." They also beg to state, tliat Advertisements now appearing in the. "Press" and not in the "TIMES" will be transferred to the latter, unless instructions be given to the contrary. Tlie Proprietors of the " TIMES" hav& much pleasure in intimating that in raflfc to meet the necessities of the wide-spnKr district through which their paper circulates, it is their intention to enlarge the paper ta eight pages from the commencement of it* third year, viz., February 5, 1869. FEB&TISONiBVMNS, <& LJJmOKQ.