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Kumara Times, Issue 214, 11 June 1877, Page 3

J>ULSTRODE’S £JLUB gWEEP K U M A R A , ON THE MELBOURNE CUP, 1877. 1000 Subscribers, at - -20 s Each. First Horse ... £SOO Second Horse - £2OO Third Horse ... £IOO Starters (Divided) - - £IOO Non-Starters (Divided) - £IOO Will be drawn at the Club Hotel, Kumara, as soon as the Tickets are sold, under the superintendence of the following gentlemen, assisted by subscribers present:—Mr James Kerr, Mr H. Cornfoot, Mr T. Connell, Mr C. G. Riley, and Mr Gilbert Stewart. Tickets may be obtained at the principal Hotels at Greymouth, Hokitika, and Kumara. J. BULSTRODE, Treasurer.

NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS. <S» Md'lM Ml® @Q)„ "DEG to announce the OPENING of t h eir first consignment of Autumn and Winter Goods, comprising a large variety of the Newest things >n— Dress Materials, Memory, Mantles, • Costumes, Skirts, &c. Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Shirts, Flannels, Drawers, &c., of the very best quality. Hats, in the best and newest shapes. Also, an. immense quantity of plain useful household Drapery, among which are several cases and bales of the following Goods— White Blanket's, from 12s fid per pair. Large heavy Blankets, 18s fid per pair. French Merinos, all wool, from Is 9d per yard. Winceys, B|d, lOd, and Is, splendid value. Flannels, all wool, from la4d per yd. Horrock’s Calicoes, 6s per dozen yds. Grey Calicoes, 4s per dozen yards. Winter Dress Stuffs, new patterns and shades, from Is per yard. Wool Plaids, double width, from 2s 9d per yard. Men’s Flannels, large-sized, from 4s fid. Men’s Ribbed Drawers, from 5a fid. Half Yankee Hats, from 6s fid. Ladies’ Kid Boots, from 7s fid per pair. An early inspection of the above goods is invited. J. MANSON AND CO., Next to the Empire Hotel, MAIN ROAD. MADAME KORMANN DI French Dress Maker, SEDDON STREET (Opposite Bowling Alley). Wishes to inform the Ladies of Kumara and surrounding Townships that she receives the Paris Fashions by every Mail, and is now prepared to execute DRESS MAKING in all its branches, in a style which will give satisfaction. JJOULSTON AND M'ILROY, GENERAL STOREKEEPERS, AND FAMILY GROCERS, Seddon Street, Kumara (Next door to Times Office). -WINES AND SPIRITS Mining Tools of every Description. GOLD BOUGHT. FOR SALE, on terms of payment extending over two years, 30 acres Freehold Land situate foot of Sandy Stewart’s Hill, in the immediate vicinity of Kumara. Apply to WM. TODD, Auctioneer, Hokitika, IRON. IRON. IRON. THE Undersigned has a quantity of old IRON for Sale, damaged by the late fire. A. J. TUDBALL, Main-road. preldhnarynotice; A GRAND Amateur Dramatic PERFORMANCE, in aid of the funds of the Kumara Literary Institute, will take place at the Theatre Royal, Seddon-st, on Monday, 25th inst., when the celebrated Comic Drama, in two acts, entitled “ All that Glitters is not Gold,” and the Laughable Farce of “The Aitful Dodge,” will be repre- . sented with a full cast, j Particulars in future advertisement and bills.