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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 2695, 19 October 1889, Page 3

Notices. OUBLIC HALL, HAMILTON. For One Night Only. MONDAY, OCTOBER 21st, 1880. Under the management of Mr L. J. Lohr, THE GREAT MK FRANK LINCOLN Will make his first appearance at Hamilton on the above-mentioned date. "Your imitations are simply wonderful.''—H.R.H. the Prince of Wales. " You compel laughter."—The Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone. "A whole orchestra." —Sir Arthur Suilivan. " Sanctified humour."—Henry Ward Beech er. " Your nonsense is artistic."—Adelina Patti. " An evening of intellect fun."—Ruskin "The successor of Arteiniis Ward."— London Times. What the Auckland Press says : "Mr Lincoln's imitation of certain musical instruments is extraordinary." " The amusement provided is highly relished by all classes." PRICES—3,s and 2s. TicUcts may be obtained at Mr Panneli's, stationer. H A U P 0 HALL, Wednesday, Nov. 6th, GRAND VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, In aid of Library Foods. Part I. BONGS, DUETS, ETC., By Lead in:; Amateurs. Part 11. The Laughable Farce, OLD HUNKS, THE MISER. The whole to conclude with a Dance. Admission, 2s; children half-price. Refreshments and a good Moon provided free. nPRINITY PRESBYTERIAN I CHURCH, Cambridge and Hautapu. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES. Sunday, October 27, 1889. Morning, 11 ; Afternoon, 3; Evening, 7. Preacher: Rev. J. McDonald. ANNUAL CONCERT, in connection with above, PUBLIC HALL, Thursday, October 31 (Hallowe'en). Mrs and tho Misses Kilo our (from the Thames), besides a host of local talent, will assist. Programme in future issue. Admission, 2s. A few numbered and reserved seats, can be obtained on application to Mr Sargent. C~M~~E R I N IT. In consequence of Mr Frank Lincoln occupying the Hall on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, the Rink is POSTPONED until MONDAY, 2Sth, closing night and Fancy Dress Carnival. Advertisement future issue. JOS. G. PANNELL. COURT KIHIKIHI, No. 6248, will celebrate its third anniversary in the Town Hall on FRIDAY, November Ist. Tickets, os each ; ladies free. Daneing at 8 p.m. Refreshments provided. F. R. MOODY, Hon. Sec. pIA K 0 COUNTY. Proposed Loan of £1000 for Special Works Within the Patetere Riding, Piako County. In accordance with the provisions of Section 198 of "The Counties Act, 1886," I hereby give notice that a Poll of the Ratepayers of the said Riding, rc the above proposed loan, was taken at Oxford on Wednesday, the 9th day of October last, with the following result : — For the proposal 19 Against the proposal ... 19 Informal Total 38 The number of votes given for the proposal being less than three-fifths of the total number of the votes given at the Poll, I hereby declare the resolution in favour of the proposal to be rejected. W. P. CHEPMELL, Chairman, Piako County Council. Cambridge, 14th October, 1599. COUNTY COUNCIL. Public Notice. WALKER'S GULLY BRIDGE will be CLOSED on and after MONDAY, 23rd September, till further notice. ALEX. ARMSTRONG, Engineer, Waipa County Council. T\/F~R H. PITT AR, Surgeon Dentist, May be consulted at the National Hotel, Cambridge, for a few days only. Testimonial : "I am happy to certify that I know Mr Harry Pittar, and he has attended some of my patients, and am very well satisfied with his treatment." F. D. BULLEN, M.D. Tauranga, September 16th, 1889. M. R s A. 11 BlN ' s SALE NOW ON. O T I C E~. POISON IS BEING LAID FOR DOGS on the Waikato Land Association's property. Woodlands. 3rd May, 1888. OTI C E . ANY PERSON found TRESPASSING on the Waikato Land Association's property in search of game, or otherwise, will be PROSECUTED as the law directs. Woodlands, 9th February, ISBB. NOTICE is hereby given that POISON is LAID on the properties of the Auckland Agricultural Company (Ltd.); also, that after this date TRESPASSERS, in pursuit of game or otherwise, will be PROSECUTED. JAMES BAILEY, Manager Auckland Agricultural Co. (Ltd.) Fen Court, Cambridge, 18th September, 1889. UY NELSON, MO ATE & CO.'S CELEBRATED TEAS, in 51b. and 101b. tins, from JOHN PARR at Auckland prices, and save freight; tins given in. All other goods at equally favourable prices. JOHN PARR, Harnilfcou and Cambridge.