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WANTED, —Two Men for Mustering. About four Months’ employment. Good wages given. Also, a COOK.—Apply Kawarau Station. JAMES COWAN. OFFICE TO LET, opposite Mr Kidd’s Cromwell Hotel.—Apply to D. MacKELLAR. COTTAGES to LET; also, LAND for BUILDING or GARDENING purposes. Apply to JOHN MARSH, Bridge Hotel, Cromwell. Ip OR SALE.—The HOUSE’and SHOP at present occupied by Jules La Fontaine Carpenter, Melmore-street, Cromwell. Also, separately, the TOOLS and STOCK-IN TR ADE on the premises. Apply D. MacKELLAE. THE Undersigned has for sale FORTY TONS POTATOES, first quality. To be sold cheap. G. W. GOODGER, Junction Commercial Hotel, Cromwell. € ARRICK RANGE WATER SUPPLY CO., Registered. Notice is hereby given that the SHARE LIST of the above Company will be CLOSED on MONDAY, Ist December next ensuing. After that date, the Directors may re-open i>he List at such premium as may then be deterframed upon. D. MacKELLAE, ■ Manager. TAJOTICE. —I hereby give notice that I -L v have this day sold the business hitherto -carried on by me as Bread and Biscuit Baker in ■ Cromwell, -to Mr JAMES SCOTT, Baker, of Cromwell. . In consequence thereof, all debts due to me 'must be paid within one month from this date, or legal proceedings will be taken to recover the same. CHARLES W. WRIGHT, Oct. 13, 1873. Cromtvell. gP.ECIAt NOTICE. J. SOLOMON’S , GRAND GIFT ART UNION, consisting of Nine Valuable Prizes; ' To be given away between all customers purchasing to the amount of FIVE POUNDS, FROM—THIS DATE UNTIL BOXING NIGHT, when the Prizes will be drawn for. Tickets will be given for all amounts till they make Five Pounds, when a full share will be presented gratis in the gift The Prizes will be on view next week. Loyal cromwell lodge, M.U.1.0.0.F.-NO. 5850. THE ANNIVERSARY BALL Of the above Lodge will be held on FRIDAY, November 7, 1873. Ticket to admit Lady and Gentleman, 12s 6d. Tickets to be had of Messrs Hallenstein and , Co., Mr Talboys, Messrs Cossar and Bennett, (Quartzville,) and of C. W. WRIGHT, Secretary. STUART’S gANNOCKBURN FERRY COALPIT. J. STUART, having opened out the seam of Coal previously worked by Messrs Nicholas and Co., has to announce to the public that he is prepared to supply COAL at reasonable prices to any part of the district. The Coal is known to be of first-class quality ; and as the pit is in good working order, customers may depend upon a regular supply. E AMES’S GRAND DERBY SWEEP. MELBOURNE CUP. ONE HUNDRED MEMBERS at L.l la. each. First Horse £6O. Second Horse £3O. Third Horse £lO. Applications for tickets must be accompanied with amount of subscription. Date of drawingwill.be advertised in future issue. . • ■ WILCI-AM eames, Secretary.