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Tuapeka Times, Volume VI, Issue 319, 7 January 1874, Page 2

GOVE.RI*MEtf T'LIFE ASSURAJfCp AND ' ANNUITIES^ .' ■ TTENRY C^LAPCOTT., Esq.' (Travelling Sub-Commissioner)? Will give a short explanatory lecture on the above subjects, pointing out the great advantages under the non-forfeiture system offered by the Government, At the AnrfeNJETTM Ram, Lawbkjtce, On WEDNESDAY, 7th JANUARY, 1874, At half -past eight p.m. Immediately after the Lecturo, Mr. Clapcott will give selections from his •POPULAR READINGS.., Ladies are particularly invited to, attend. ADMISSION FREE.

ATHE.N^iUM, LAWRENCE,. Immense Combination. FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. MONDAY, TUESDAY, & WEDNESDAY, 12th, 13th, and 14th January. BACHELDER'S pOLOSSEAN PANTASC.QPE ' OF A TOUR THROUGH AMERICA, The largest Panorama and Diorama ever brought to New Zealand, Together with the grand American Brass Band Grand Parade daily prior to the Performance in the splendid Band Carriage,' drawn by Six Magnificent Horses. The accompanying Lecture to the Pantaseope will be delivered by Mr. HORACE Bext, the inimitable POI3 graphist, who will appear hi Songs, Dances, &c, Mr. H. lL£iNG"wvjcim 7 -tA.^T7«>;~ w ta?i.ombone Soloist": Professor Sattuders, Pianist, in choico Fantasias ; Mr. C. Buckingham, Cornetto. ; Mr. T. Naebeeg, Musical Director ; Concluding with the wonderf ul performance of the Automaton Slack-rope Vauitek. The whole forming the most gigantic arid best entertainment in the colonies. Front Seats, 4s ; Back da, 2s. Doors open at 7.30; commence at 8. ' Special Notice.— The Proprietor begs to state that, owing to Qther engagements, the nights a Ivertised arc the only ones on which the Company can appear. ' ' ' ■ ' H. EASTWOOD, Agent.

EDUCATIONAL MEETINGS. rpHE Statutory Annual Meetings of owners and occupiers of land and householders, for the electiou of School Committees for the ensuing yeais will be held hi the schoolhouses, or buildings used as shoolhouses, in the several Educational Districts, upon Mondat, 12th Jakttary, 1874, at seven o'clock p.m. JQHN SPERREY, Secretary. f, _— ■ THE order of time. ajjjd place for offering Holy Sacrifice' of the Mass In the Tnapeka District : — Masses. Lawrence 2 Ist Sunday of the njgnth . #» „ 1 3rd Sunday at 11 a.m! <jg| Waitahuna 1 3rd Sunday at 9 a&n. Teviot 2 2nd Sunday o£th#month Waipori 2 4th. Sunday of the month The Catechism will be taught and Hs6saipers recited on the occasions above mentioned, at three a^nd ■ t half- ; past six o'clock respectively. W. J. LARKTK Lawrence, September 20,*1871. TT7ANTED, a/Bullock Driver, on the Moa '-** Flat Station, immediately. - ' ' * * . ■«- * « TTT ANTED, a Situation as Manager to a ' ' Flax Mill, by a man with large Home and Colonial experience. First-claH references. Apply at "the TuArEKA Times office. m PEOPLE'S TIMBER YARD. WANTED Known, that Alex. Humphrey, Builder, Ross Place, has, at considerable expense, finished his ■New Premises^djoining Mr. Hogg, butcher ; and from'Tiis increased facilities for working, he is now able to turn out better and cheaper work than heretofore, and feels confident of a larger increase of public support than ever. WANTED Known, that any amount of all sorts of British, American, and Colonial Timber on hand, at nominal rates, that can be cut and planed to any siz& required, .at the People's Timbw* Yard. TTfANTED Known, that Houses of all sizes V 1 can be built by contract, or other-wise, of best material, and unquessjonably of best workmanship, and finished in a few days — in fact spring up as if by magic, at the People's Carpenter's command. ANTED, known that JAMES. SLY, Peel-street, Lawrence, has on sale Ladies' and Children's X.id Elastic-side Boots ; also, a large assortment of Colonial Boots, all his- own make, cheap and good. Note the address— James Sly, Practical Bootmaker, Peel-street Lawrence. TTTANTED Known? that F. MEYER & CO. VV have receivod the following for Christmas • — ©ffley'i-uG-grape Porfc^JVlne, the' best quality ever, introduced here ; a, variety of PotteJ Meats,- &c, namely, *Ham, Ham and CMcken, Bloaters, Shrimp, Tongue, Anchovy, Beef, Game, all in* paste, a nicety for breakfast and luncheons ; also, Calves' Feet Jelly, Nabob and Oriental Pickles, Ohutnee, and a variety of Sundries never bftfore introduced into tlii3 district, and everything soiling at low prices. * To make more roomer (he Grocery Trade, we have decided to hat^e-a-cheap sale of Ironmongery and Crockery, for three months. Sorby's Scythe's, complete, Bs % each; and all other Ironmongery and Crockery and Glassware at equally low prices. ( . , F. MEYER &Ca, ''•" ' IRONMONGERS AND GROCERS, Ross Place, Lawrence. P.S.-3r-.Our Tea is, as usual, the best quality to "be had, from 2s. 6d. to 3s. per pound.