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Waikato Times, Volume XII, Issue 957, 10 August 1878, Page 3

f A VOHAL AND INSTRUMENTAI J\. CONCEET (Uuder the Patronage of the School i Committee) 3 Will be held ia the Schoolbeuse, Hamilton East, on 1 TUESDAY, AUGUST 13. > > PROJRAMME: ■ Pianoforte Solo — Mrs McPflerson i Song, " Men of Haveleck " — Children [ Soug, "The Watch oa the Rhine"— L. Lubrj ' ' Song, "The Scout"— Mt tf. Steele Recitation, "Ginerva"— E. Allen 1 Song, "The Old Cottage Clock"— Mrs ; Field Duett, "A B.CV'— MiBB Gerrana aud Mr H. Steele Reading "Answers to Correspondents, by Mark Twain— Mr Field Duett— Mrs Cv mining and Mrs Dawson Song. " Cinderella '' (by special request) — Misses Cox Song, '"Ye Mariners of England" — Children Song, "The Yeoman's Wedding "—Mr Field Intervalof Tea Minutes. Pianoforte Solo — Mrs Cox Song, " Hearts of Oak "—Children Song, " Please give mo a Penny "—Miss Steele Reading— Mr T. Sandes dong, " The Irish Immigrant' — Mrs Dawsou Song, " A Dream of Home "—Mrs Field Song— Miss DeVere Hunt Song, " The Old Man ain't what he used to be "—Mr H. Steele . Due'.t, "Brightly smiles and sweetly siugs "—Misses Cox Recitation, " The and thr Spider " — S. Peacock Song, " Shy lock "—Mr Field "Goa (3 aye the Queen," Doors open at 7.30 : overture to com. mence at 8 o'clock. Tickets, 2s and Is; Children, 3d; Babies m arms, £1 Is. Proceeds to be devoted to the Children's Christmas Fund. Full moon epga&ed for the occasion. NOTICE. A NYONE trespassing on our grounds, cjL -whether m pursuit of game or otherwise, will be prosecuted: J. A. & W. M. DOUGLAS, Tamahere. Mr Pearson has authorised us to pi event people from trespassing on his land. CAMBRIDGE FARMERS' CLUB, MONTHLY MEETING on Monday next, the 12th inst, at 7 pm. The Cattle Show Committee will. meet at 2 p.m. and the late Ploughing Match OommittQQ at 5 p.m. of the same day. A full and punctual attendance of Members is requested. HENRY BUTTLE, Secretary. POTATOES. GOOD SOUND HOB ART TOWN POTATOES delivered on board steamer at Whatawhata, £3 10s per ton. E. C. SHEPHERD, Woodside, FENCING NOTLCE. TO W. BARtLETT, or the Owner of Lot 204, Te Rapa,— Notice is hereby given that, having erected Half of Boundary Fence, I intend, after this notice, to erect the remainder at hi 3 expense, between Lots 204 and 205, and 206. HENRY JAS. TURNER, Pukerimu. TO LET, m one or more lots, about Sixty Chains of Ditching ; also, some Draining. — Apply to HENRY JAS. TURNER, Pukerimu. D. D. HYDE, TINSMITH, PLUMBER, AND STOVEPIPE MAKER. All kinds of Tinware, Stovepiping, and Zinc Goods made to order. Repairing done m all branches of the trade. Umbrellas repaired with deßpatoh and at reasonable prices. HAMILTON WEST, aD. HUNTER • (Late H. Culpan), SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER, TE AWAMUTU. All kinds Saddlery on hand and made to order. All orders executed with lespatch. Elliman's Embrocation, for man and beast, always on hand. N O T I C Jli. TH E undersigned has about Four Tons PRIME BACON for Sale. Orders for 1 ton, and upwards .. 6d 3 cwt, to £-ton 7d C O. O'BRIEN, BUTOHER, CAMBRIDGE. HAMILTON BRANCH OF THE AUCKLAND PERMANENT CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. THE Society is prepared to grant Loans upon Substantial Freehold or Leasehold Security, upon terms suitable to all classes of borrowers. Investing Shares ssued at any time on application. Fnll information may be obtained from MR GEO. EDGECUMBE, Local Agent, Hamilto A MEETING of the Committee oi the Waikato Agricultural anc Pastoral Society will be held at Ohaupo, on Tuesday, 13th met;, at 3 p.m. J. H, MANDENO, Secretary. T« Awamutu, August 7, IS7B.