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Clutha Leader, Volume V, Issue 226, 8 November 1878, Page 5

* New Advertisements. : "VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS, \ '. ■ - — f Christchurch Spring Races, Nov. 5, 6, [' and 7 ; and Agricultural Show, Nov. I 8 and 9, 1878. I The public are respectfully informed that special arrangements have been made t for conveyance of passengers from Dun|ed£n and; district to above meetings, which" are to be held in Christchurch. Travellers may leave Balclutha or Dunedin by any ordinary train on Nov. 2, 4, 5, 6, or 7. Single fares for the double journey. Passengers from stations between Balclutha and Dunedin will require to take ordinary tickets to Dunedin, but will get the benefit of single fare tickets from that elation. Ordinary single fare tickets issued from Balclutha or Dunedin on the 2nd, 4th, sth, 6th, or 7th, for Christchurch, will be available for return by any ordinary train up to, and. including, Saturday, Nov. 16, iand passengers may break their journey at any intermediate station either going Wot returning, provided the return journey lis completed within the time above specified. fc~ - f From all stations north of Dunedin, [ordinary single fare tickets issued on Nov. I,- .5, 6, or 7, for Christchurch, will be for return by any ordiuary train to gap to, and including, Monday, Nov. 11. | WM. CONYERS, I Commissioner of Railways, I Middle Island. j» Commissioner's Office, g Christchurch, Oct. 21, 1878. 831 fQTAGO BENEVOLENT I INSTITUTION. |? ' . | The Committee of the above Institution |desire to acknowledge with thanks the flum of L2O from Mr Paterson, Port Molygheux, being proceeds of a concert and sdance held at Puerua in aid of the funds fof the Institution. | RICHARD QUIN, te Secretary. I Dunedin, Nov. 5, 1878. 884 is ' M T R A V E D. | Strayed from Te Houka 4 yearling |calves, 1 2-year old roan heifer, and 1 IBtrawberry bullock, with crooked hind leg. E-iny person giving 3uch information as SsliaU lead to their discovery will receive f£i reward. | ROBERT KENTON, JB7l Te Houka. IpURNTP SEED, ir- from selected and transplanted bulbs, |and grown under my own care. AberTfleen Yellow, Purple Top, and Swedes, Jfrom ls 3d per lb. g H. WHITE, p4l Nursery and Seedsman, Milton. I^ANTED TO PURCHASE— |-Two Draught Horses between* the ages of f?four and six years ; they must be wargranted sound and staunch in harness. | WILLIAM TELFORD, 7§16 Otanomomo. yy% EK.LY MARKET. I CORN EXCHANGE. 7 Notice is hereby given that for the | accommodation of settlers transacting business on the Balclutha weeldy market day, iißarr's Hall will be open as a corn ex|Change, free of charge, every Friday, |from noon till 3 o'clock. 887 fDOARD AND RESIDENCE. | MISS M'GREGOR has a vacancy for | two gentlemen as boarders. * Terms, &c. , i may be ascertained on application at her \ residence, nearly opposite the Episcopalian |Church. '. " 850 iQLINTON ROAD BOARD. -?-- Notice is hereby given that in a few tdays I will call upon ratepayers for their grates for current year. I WILLIAM HOWIE, •Collector, v f Kaihiku, October 29, 1878. 864 « _ . — ' -/p O L E T-. ' * Cottages in Renfrew and Lanark streets. Apply to THOMAS PATERSON, r, i Balclutha.