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Kumara Times, Issue 309, 20 September 1877, Page 3

0 ROUGH OF KTTMAUA. NOTICE is hereby niven, that an !ESTI.MATK has been made and approved by the Burmijrh Council, of tin* expenditure of the Council if or the remainder of the financial year •ending 31st March, 1878, and that the estimate is open for inspection a* Borough Council office And NOTICE -is further given, that it is ithe intentiion of the Council to MAKE A RATK for one year of ONE SHILLING in the POUND, n the valuation jTo'll hs set forth in the book, payV»l«- in »ne sum <on tire ISth Octoher, a«77. Tin- Ratebook is open for ins[>ection »t the 3Boro«gh Council Office. j JAMKS WYLDE, ! Town Clerk, j Knmmra, Septemrjer 14th, 1877. 3 O ROUGH OF KUMARA,j TENDKRS to ho sent to the T-.wn j •Clerk before noon of Thursday, 20th j iSepte.rn.her, are required for supplying .-and spreading MKTAL on Main-street, I for the period ending 31st March, j 1878.. ! Specification to he seen at fhe Borough Council office. JAMES WYLDE, Town. Clerk, Kumara, Isth September, 1877. SQ.AZETTE IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE ESTATE OF MARTHA LEACH, of Kumara, Hotelkeeper, a Bankrupt. A DIVIDEND is now payable in ithe above Estate at the office of William Todd, Wharf-street, Hokitika. O, W. HAWKINS, Solicitor for the Trustees. V. R, ipiEST WESTLAND RIFLEa KUMARA CONTINGENT. DISTRICT ORDER, Members of the above Contingent will PARADE for MONTHLY ""INSPECTION, at the Theatre Royal, SeddoP-stKSft, on FRIDAY, the 21st inst., at Eight p.m. Every meml>er must attend and produce, on parade, all Government jjreperty issue 1 to him. W. H. REVELL, Officer Commanding District. _SeptemberJ9, 1877, A GRAND MUSICAL and LITF* **■ RARY ENTERTAINMENT will soon be given by a number of Ladies and Gentlemen Amateurs, for the benefit of the Kumara Public Library and Reading-room.—For full particulars see future advertisements. "WANTED, Fifteen or Twenty Men by Ist next month.— Apply Butler and O'Connor, (Jreymuiith. WANTED, Tenders for CARPENTER'S WORK, labour oaly. Apply to Mr Ch'gg, or to Amos Nicolson,'at llawoith'- Saw-mill, where specifications can be seen.