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Tuapeka Times, Volume VIII, Issue 438, 27 February 1875, Page 2

GRAND OPENING NIGHT. ROBERT BURNS HOTEL, MOA FLAT. RM'LEOD invites one and all to come and celebrate the OPENING OF HIS NEW HOTEL, ON FRIDAY, MARCH sth. ST. PATRICK'S DAY. rnHE St. Patrick's Committee beg to announce that they intend celebrating the above day in a manner surpassing previous years, and fo* that purpose have arranged for ATHLETIC SPORTS DURING THE DAY > CONCERT AT NIGHT, Upon which occasion the local GYMNASTIC CLUB will make their first appearance ; Concluding with a GRAND BALL, For -which the Waitahuna Quadrille Band have been expressly engaged. The Committee are also negotiating withthe Dunedin Brass Band for the Sports. The entire musical strength will usher in " St. Patrick's Day in the morning." i JAMES HARRIS, Hon. Secy. PUBLIC MEETING. A PUBLIC MEETING of the residents of ■^*" the Tuapeka District will be held in the Commercial Assembly Room, on WEDNESDAY, 3rd MARCH, at eight o'clock, to take into consideration the condition of the roads leading to and from La^vrencc, and also the desirability of forming Road Boards for the district. ' M. HAY, Convener. IS TO RRY'S nOMMERCTAL & FAMILY HOTEL, v=/ PEEL-STREET, LAWRENCE. The largest and only brick built Hotel in the Taapeka District. Superior accommodation for Families and Travellers. SAMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCIAL GENTLEMEN. LARGE ASSEMBLY PcOOM, With Piano, suitable for Concert and Theatrical Companies. Wines, Spirits, Ales, &c, of the best quality. SPACIOUS BILLIARD ROOM, •with one of Alcock'a best Tables. FIRST-CLASS STABLING, with experienced Grooms. Horses and Buggies on hire, at the shortest notice. J. N. STORRY (late of Dunedin) wishes to inform his friends and the public generally that he will give the business every attention, and by so doing hopes to merit their patronage.