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Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 1073, 13 October 1883, Page 3

_ airHBURTON COUNTY STOCK ' AND SALEYAHD3 COMPANY (Limited). The ANNUAL GENEBAL MEETING of S BEHOLDERS will be held at the An i Chambers, Barnett street, on SATURDAY, October 20, 1883, at ; 2.30 p.m. To receive Directors* report and balance sheet To elect two Directors in the place of Messrs H. T. Winter and J. E. Trevor, both of whom are eligible ' for re-election To elect Auditors, Forma of proxy must be lodged at the ' Company’sofficenot less than 48 hours ; pjrior to the meeting. * Extract from Articles of Association : Three clear daya before the meeting at which an election of Directors is to take place, any shareholder, who intends to propose either himself or any other person as a sandidate for . eUction shall give to the Secretary, or other officer appointed by the Disectors, a notice ; in writing under ; his hand, tigni- _ fying his Intention to become a . candidate, or giving the name of 1 the candidate intended to be proposed by him, and : in default of - such notice the candidate shall not be eligible. ” 10 712 j BcsikEss: And other general bnsinees. GEO JAMESON, Secretary.

Lost. ■ ;r i£?T —Lost, at Ashburton, X a sheep BOG, with white ring Vropnd neck and toft of hair on romp, v Finder.will receive -the above reward by returning same to, Mr John Gordon, ■ Longheach., 10 716 Public Notices. ./LAURENCE OXLEY has been Appointed Agent for the Ashburtpn Quxbdixn at South Bakaia. AKANUI ROAD DISTRICT. AKANUI , RO A ' 'Proceedings will be taken to recover all RATES unpaid by Nov. 3rd. 10 692 TjN consequence of DOGS TRESPASSJL INS'on the Racecourse Reserve, T . .hareby that Poison will be “Slid after ihiffdato. 10 670 H. T. SMITH. O T 0 E. . f ,,-,To contractors, etc., Pat Sheaf CHAFF .in .any quantities, at Maronan, Hinds. . priaerr*£STQs per ton. . . Jfi 6?7; ( , ; : i J. H. RAINE. B "a pt i k,t bh U R b:m -MB' INGHAM, of. Christchurch, will ;.PRKACH on Lord’s Day, Morning at - PI,, Evening 6.30,. in the Oddfellows' f. Jdall. , 10 714 S B-GETERIS G LICENSE. I hereby give notice that I intend at UthoGooncils meeting in November next, ic.to apply for a Slaughtering License for - large and small Cattle .on R.S. 17606, ;nearTinwsldi , - • GEORGE GRICE. ■ i-r Tihwald, Oct 13,1883. 10 715 s PEOIAL BANK HOLID AY. . Notice is hereby given that TUESDAY, the 16th, day of October, being the 22nd of the opening of the Bank, , wili he held aa a SPECIAL Bank HOLI-,-BAY, at all the offices of this Bank in v New Zealand. . {Signed) _ D. L. MURDOCH, 1. General Manager. ;•, Bank of New. Zealand, Auckland, 6th Dot, 1883. 10. 665 w A]Z A N UIROADBO A RD. At the ordinary meeting of the Boards to be held on Saturday, November 3, the following resolution will be,, proposed : _ That the nnmber of members for No._ 3 sab-diyision the Wakanui , ' ‘ Rond District 'be increased to three FOOKS & SON, •10 667' Surveyors, etc., to the Board. A N G L E R S. ’ LICENSES for trout, fishing ONLYJin ihe North Osnterbury District, extending from the yiver Bsngi ata to the Kaikouras, can now be,obtained, of the. undersigned ; oh payment of twenty shillings. : • , S. 0. PARR, ) ' Hon. Sec. and Treas., Acclimatisation Society. v.i> Cookham House, Sept. 29th, 1883. 9 625 *St M OJI git Ashburton county council. Mr C. J. Harper ADDBEBS THE ELECTORS ' ’ ■ o> xbv ‘ : ASHBURTON. BIDINCr, . . , .-V XT THE : TOWN H4LL, ASHBURTON, TU.ESDAT, ;:ObTQBBR 16th, ■A COUNTY OOTJNOIL. :JX fhe; Ratepayers of the Upper Ashburton -■■ V. Riding.' • , G*Stlkm«m; A vacancy having occnrred throngh'the resignation of Mr 2. -GrWright, I beg to ofler you my services. Raffing about the centre of the Riding, and engaged in far ing pursuits, my'in-: teresta are identical; with the large majority of the Ratepayers to whom I look confidently for support. - Should you.think fit to elect me I shall endeavor to serve you to the best of my ability. # 1 am, ■ 1 5 Yours faithfully, 0. J. HARPER Backthorne, Hinds, October 4th, 1883. 10 659 Ecclesiastical E OR’ AN , HONEST DOUBTER, The writer, who has the sincerest aym- . pathy for honest doubters, would strongly recommend that, on the chance of there beidff some truth in Scripture, the reader should take some such step as using the "following lines (at least once every day), 'which are based on the prayer of a soldier .before, entering"into battle, “ O God, if 'there Ibe a God, have mercy upon my soul, f lf y have a soul ”: l, O God, if God there be, " ♦ Aod I've offended Thee, < In mercy look on me, 1 ’ '2, My soul, if soul there be, y ->■ Would’st thou Salvation see? 1/ ’-~ Now to the Saviour flee. if Christ the* be, '■ -ir ,7 "and Thou hist died for me, •? h ' 1 ; I would Salvationsee. y '-" f Spirit, if- snob there be,