THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CONCERT AT CAMBRIDGE: AN ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

Waikato Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1433, 8 September 1881, Page 3

THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CONCERT AT CAMBRIDGE: AN ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

TO THE EDITOB. ■Sir, — I have been requested by the ladies of the Committee for the Koiran Catholic Concert to convey to the ladies and gentlemen who assisted them by their valuable aid on Monday night, the expression of their warmest thanks. They particularly wish to thank Messrs Bell, Calon, and Moore for their untiring efforts to make everything a success, not forgetting Messrs Johnson and Stewart who came to assist at the last moment in a very obliging manner; to the ladies who came from afar in such unpropitious weather, too much praise cannot be accorded, whilst the efforts of those in the township deserve every commendation. For my own part I sincerely trust that all who have been so liberal in offering their an vices will always show themselves equally kind and obliging. Asking pardon for intruding on your valuable space. — I am, &c, A. E. O'Gjju, 0.5.8. Hamilton, September 7th k

Mr Kennedy Hill will hold his usual weekly sale on Saturday, at his mart, Hamilton, when he will offer for sale potatoes, carrots, hams and bacon, cheese,' &c, &c, furniture, and a quantity of flour. George Mason, a bankrupt, intends applying for his discharge at the next sittirig of the District Court at Hamilton. The American naval steamer Trenton, Admiral HoWells flagship, now on the European station, has, been detailed to bring Lafayette* .descendants; , to the United States as national guests to attend thejeentenary «of 'tbe^plpse of the revolutionary, wjtrat Yprkto.wn. Virginia. The'frwU/n J^«noe. tfoitf September 10. " " '