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» » ply immediately, STARKEY'S Kawarau Hotel; S'YAWO ' ' 1 0 K SALE. One No. 8 Plantress (Smith & Wellstood STOVE, with fittings complete. -Also, one superior IRON BEDSTEAD, with Mattrass. "... All entirely new. Apply to E. LINDSAY.

by Private Bargain. The FARM, comprising 58 acres, now in possession of Ajr Tonq, adjoining Mr Towan's, with Dwelling-house, spring-cart, spring-cart horse, one ton driedjonions, &0.,& c.; everything, : - •' in short, upon the ground. , Apply to AH TONG.

E W R XJ. S . H London House. W. TALBOYS Has just returned from Dunedin, after purchas- ; ing a large stock of DRAPERY, CLOTHING, & BOOTS, At a small advance on the English cost, which will be sold at such prices as must command a SPEEDY CLEARANCE. Goods will be sold CHEAPER than at the late Clearing Sale. .The motto of this House will be Small Profits and Quick Returns. 2£ per cent, will be allowed on all cash transactions, and 5 per cent, will be charged on all accounts not paid within a month. Goods will be sold on these terms only. Note the address: W. TALBOYS, Lonsrooisr hzotjsiev 231 CROMWELL.

New Advertisements. ORPORATION OF CROMWELL; OWNERS OF DOGS and-GOATS are re-, quested to take notice that the Registration Fee is due, and payable at my office. OIIAS, COLCLOUGH, Town Clerk. April 1, 1874. TENDERS will be received till 8 p.m. on THURSDAY EVENING, from persons willing to perform STREET-CLEANING and other work for the Corporation. Particulars at my office. ' CHAS. OOLCOUGH, Town Clerk. , ,OURT STAR OF CROMWELL. SPECIAL MEETING, on April 25th, at HERON'S HOTEL. Business of importance ; full attendance invited. By order. IANNOCKBURN PUBLIC ) LIBRARY. After Monday, April 27th, the Bannockburn Library will be in the SCHOOLMASTER'S RESIDENCE, Smith's Gully. Terms of Subscription: Five' Shillings entrance fee ; and One Shilling a Month, payable quarterly in advance. BANNOCKBURN PUBLIC LIBRARY. April 6, 1874. To the Committee and Subscribers. Gentlemen, —We have gone through the Books of the Institution since the commencement. We find that there remains a balance to the credit of the Library of £22 7s. Od. in the hands of the Treasurer. About £5 is due from subscribers, which is sure ; we have not taken any account of arrears that appear doubtful. There is a balance to our credit from the Education Board of £8 worth of books ; so that the total amount to our credit at present is about £35 7s. Od. There are two or three outstanding accounts for books and .papers amounting to about £4. You will thus see, Gentlemen, that the Library is in a very good financial position. Charlks Ray ) . ~. HenkiCh Behrens ( Auditors.