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Amusements, yOLUNTKEK HALL. UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS OF THE STEPHENSON-BURFORD Dunedin Stab COMEDY & BURLESQUE COMPANY. Fourteen Performers. Sole Proprietress ) Clara Stephenson And > And Proprietor . )Mr Chas. Burtord, TO-NIGHT, TUESDAY. Grand Farewell Benefit to CLARA STEPHENSON, When the Great Play of EAST LYNNE (In 5 Acts), by Mrs H. Woods, Will be produced. Lady Isabel ) f CLARA STEPHENSON. Madame Vine ) In consequence of the steamer being detained, the management intend giving one Grand Extra Performance To-morrow, Wednesday. PLOT AND PASSION. • Tickets everywhere. Full Caste see Programmes. Prices— 2s and 4s. F. WILLS, Business Manager. Public Notices. PROVINCE 6~F NELSON. Application for Agricultural Lease. 26th September, 1874. To Warden Whitefoord— I hereby apply for a Lease ©f Land for Agricultural Purposes, situate at North Beach, and containing 30 acres or thereabouts ; and I deposit herewith the Receiver's receipt for eight pounds., in accordance with tho Agricultural Lease Regulations of the 2nd day oi May, 1874, made under the " Gold-fields Act, 1866." JAMES KEENEY. Cobden. The above application will be heard before me at Cobden, on Monday, the 12tu day of September, 1874. (Sigoed) CALEB WHITEFOORD, Warden. /^REYMOUTH COAL -MINING CO (Limited). At a Meeting of the Directors held at Greymouth on the 25th September, 1874, a CALL (the fourth) of FIVE SHILLINGS per Share was made,' payable to the Secretary, at the Company's Office, Mackay §treet» Greymouth, on or before THURSDAY, the 22nd day of October, 1874. G. W. MOSS, Secretary. AB R O W N, t Family Grocer, Frcjiterer, Produce Dealer &c. (Next door to Dr Morice), Mawhera Quay, HAS ON SALE — Groceries (of all descriptions) Fresh Butter, Prime Salt do Fresh Eggs Potatoes Bacon and Hams Apples, Oranges, and Choice Fruits. Produce of all description by each steamer THE AHAURA SHOEING- FORGE CLIFTON ROAD, AHAURA. Mr WILLIAM BANKS, late of Ros§, begs, to announce to the inhabitants of Ahaura and the u,p-country districts that he has purchased, the business of Mr William Geeson, of Ahaura, and that he is now prepared to execute all orders entrusted to his charge cheaply, and in a workmanlike manner. Mining Tools and Agricultural Machinery made and repaired. Seeds. "POTATOES, POTATOES, POTATOES, Ex Alma-**--40 sacks Pink-eyes 34 do Lancefield Rose 50 do River Mersey, Tasmania. Ex Zephyr, now dve — 60 sacks Pink-eyes, Also, on hand — Smoked Cod, the first of the season. JAMES HAMILTON AND CO., Mawhera Quay. POTATOES. POT AT O E~S . To arrive in a few days per Mary Ogilvie, from Dunedin— 850 sacks Prime Taieri Potatoes. DUNCAN M'LEAN, Boundary street. SEEDS.— EARLY SEED POTATOESCABBAGE PLANTS, AND FRUIT TREES. D. MAGOFFIN, Grocer, Boundary street, Is now in a position to execute all orders he may be favored with (in any quantities), in the above lines. Last Shipment to hand this Season of EARLY SHAW POTATOES. FJ. B A B K F R , • NURSERYMAN, Arahura. A large Stock of Fruit Trees, Ornamental Shrubs, Flowering Plants, Bulbs, &c, grown expressly for the West Coast. Orders left with Mr C. A. C. Hardy, (Messrs Smith and Barklej's), Greymouth, will be attended to. TO FARMERS, HOTELKEEPERS, AND OTHERS. To arrive, per Gleaner— loo bags best Seed Potatoes, and 20 bags Onions, T. COLLINS!