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'ANTED, a COOK. Must be a [ competent hand, Apply at once at Kawarau Station. JAMES COWAN. ), a Respectable Person, as GENERAL SERVANT. Apply to Mrs LAWRENCE, Quartzville. OTTAGE FOR SALE. Apply to E. LINDSAY, Melmore Terrace, Cromwell. M.U.I. 0.0. F. OYAL CROMWELL LODGE, No. 5850. The FOURTH ANNIVERSARY BALL In connection with the above Lodge will take place in • . KIDD'S CONCERT HALL, WEDNESDAY EVENING, November 4, 1874. Double Tickets, 10s. 6d. each, To be obtained from Mr Bennett, Quartzville ; Mr Crombie, Bannockburn; Messrs Brown, Tronson, Ainoore, Gilmour, Brown, and C. W. Wright, Cromwell. NOTICE. lENDERS for the formation of Section • I. of the Track (Cardrona to Cromwell via Kirtlebum) will be received up till WEDNESDAY, the 28th inst. Tenders to be addressed to the Chairman, Cardrona Progress Committee, Post-Office, Cardrona. Plans, specifications, and conditions to be seen at the Post-Office, Cardrona, and at M'Nulty's Hotel, Roaring Meg, Kawarau River. ROBT. M'DOUGALL, Secretary. Cardrona, October 8, 1874. New Advertisements. A Fine Opening for a Good Tradesman. "'HOP, TOOLS, and STOCK of a BLACKSMITH'S SHOP, to be disposed of at Cromwell, where a first-rate trade is at. present being done.. Family matters call the" present owner home to Scotland. Apply to JOHN W. THOMSON,. On the premises, or to GEORGE JENOUR, Groniwell. P 0 W R L L & CO, J* AUCTIONEERS, Commission and General Agents, and Accountants, All auction sales, commissions, or agencies entrusted to us will receive prompt and careful attention. Account sales and cash rendered without delay. Sale of Horses, Cattle, and General Merchandise in our new Auction Bazaar, EVERY SATURDAY. D. P. & Co. have been favoured With agencies from several of the First Business Houses in Dunedin. Price lists and samples always on hand. Wool received, stored, and forwarded for sale to Dunedin. Agent in Cromwell : CHARLES COLCLOUGH. N O T I 0, E. n HEARING will commence at MORJ5 VEX HILLS and ARDGOUR STATIONS, on or about NOVEMBER 20th. Price: Seventeen Shillings and Sixpence per Hundred. JAMES COGLE & CO. , DAMS'S GULLY COAL-PIT, GEORGE COCKBURN Begs to inform the Inhabitant* of the Cromwell an-1 Bannockburn Districts that he has opened a Coal-Pit as above, and is prepared to supply Coal of first-class quality and in any quantity at lowest current rates. Large consumers contracted with on reasonable terms. I ' Bannockburn, October 19, 1874. BEG to return my heartfelt thanks to L the many kiud friends who have aided me by their sympathy and assistance in the distressing circumstances in whicb I have been placed. JOHN HALDON.