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Waikato Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1747, 15 September 1883, Page 3

Notices.

-VT ,G A R U A W A II I A. A School Children's CONCERT AND DANCE, Assisted by THE HAMILTON STRING BAND, WILL BE HELD IN THE Schoolroom on Tuesday Evening, the: 18th inst.

Programme :

Overture, "LeManteaux Noirs," Band Chorus, "Trip it Lightly," Children Part Song, " Gently Evening Bendeth," C hildren Violin Solo, " Last Rose of Summer," Mr Kelly Chorus, " Who is a Brave Man," Children Trio and Chorus, " Kiss me Mother," Children Solo, " Pretty Flowers," Miss Salmon Valse, "II Baccio," Band Interval. Overture, " Lucretia Borgia," Band Chorus, " Catch the Sunshine," Children Octette, " By the Moonlight," Children Flute Solo, " Fantasia on Irish Airs," Mr Napper \ Chorus, " Sleigh Ride," Children I Quartette, " Welcome to Spring," Children Solo and Chorus, " Little Sister's Gone to Sleep," Childien Cornet Solo, Mr Monroe Quartefctee, " Fairy land," Children Part Song, " Indian Warrior's Grave," Children Selections from " Massaniello," Band National Anthem, with Orchestral Accompaniments. Conductor T. A. BELL, Esq. Doors Open 7.30. Concert 8 o'clock sharp. Admission : To Concert, One Shilling ; To Dance, Is Extra. R. JAMES, Secretary School Committee.

ALFRED HELPS, AUCTIONEER,

Ceutikicatep Accountant in Bankkdi'tcy, &c, &.o.

SALES held every SATURDAY, at 2 pin, at his Auction Rooms, Alexandra East. Account kales promptly rendered.

First Sale on Saturday, 22nd inst.

THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR MISS DORAN'S GREAT CLEARING SALE, j

MORRIS MOSES' CA.SBC DRAPERY STORE, Under Gillett's National Hotel, CAMBRIDGE, IS NOW OPEN, WITH AN ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF SPRING DRAPERY, CLOTHING, and COLONIAL BOOTS. No Catch Prices advertised to mislead the Public. Call and see the Prices the Goods are marked off at, which will bo a sufficient guarantee that the ptiblie will get the best value for their money.

A P O L 'O G Y. , I, Peter ,Ferj3U!3on,, having been led ■astray regarding the steps taken to fix the road to Murphy's lauding, reflecting on Mr 'Whitaker's action, in, the, matter, ;b§g,td|Wtndra^an^,eiatietnelitB I have made) aha^exprei3s niy;regret that* I hflye _h"eenTBb 7 mJW|a,T»ndirenueBt/"the : puWica^