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Kumara Times, Issue 189, 12 May 1877, Page 2

The Licensing Court will sit at the Kumara Court Houße, on the 29th of June next. The petition in favor of the ereotion of the Tereraakau Bridge iB now lying for signature at the principal places of busi. ne?s in Kumara, Dillman's Town, and at the Sew Rush The Public Hall Company have made a call of five shillings per share, payable at the Bank of N. 5 .*- Zealand, on and after o-day.

The cold weather is likely to afford local sportsmen an opportunity of having some food for their powder in the shape of pigeons, which will no doubt be acceptable to local gourmands, as food of another kind. " '-. • -'"'"^ The following certificate has been issued by the -Kumara Clerk of the Court " I nereby certify that Her Majesty the Queen has applied for registration of transfer from the Kumara Water Race Company of all their registered property; through S. M. South, Crown Solicitor." Mr Thomas King advertises an appetizing bill of fare, which is to be found at .his Dining Rooms at the corner of Seddon and Main street. The business of the Resident Magistrate's Court at Kumara is no doubt very heavy, as it combines with the business of the R.M. that of the Police and Warden's Courts. The Government has recognised the fact by appointing a cadet to assist the Clerk of the Court, -.