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Kumara Times, Issue 966, 4 November 1879, Page 3

TIHE SITTINGS of tha RESIDENT 1 MAGISTRATE’S and WARDEN’S COURTS will be belli during the mouth of NOVEMBER as under G rev mouth—4th, I4tli, 18th. and 25th ICumara—Gib, and 20tli Abaura—l2lb, and 2Gtb .Greenstone—s th No Town—lot.li Maori Gully—loth, at 3 p.m. Maori Greek—llth, at 10 a.m. CHARLES BROAD. R.M. and Warden. In tiie event of weather preventing travelling, the Courts will be adjourned from day to day. NOTICE. PERSONS having business in the Resident Magistrate’s Court, Kumara, are hereby informed thR for the future CIVIL CASES, where the amount claimed does nob exceed TWENTY POUNDS will be set down for hearing on TUESDAYS instead of Thursdays as heretofore.

W. A. BARTON. Clerk of Court. Resident Magistrate's Office, Kumara, July 18t!i, 1579. GUN-SMITH, PAINTER, GLAZIER, i PAPER-HANGER, SIGN WRITER, ENGRAVER, CARPENEER, AND UNDE R T A K E R. Umbrellas, Lamps, and all Articles requiring it, Repaired to satisfaction, or no pay meat. I beg to disabuse the minds of those who would or did say that they would give me the preference if I had a Hearse, through a lame excuse or their ignorance of the fact. I have made arrangements by which I can furnish a real Hearse, not wooden feathers, and on reasonable terms. D. FAX,YET, DILLMAN’S TOWN ROAD. OORO QGH butchery and bakery, main street, kumara, PETER A DAMSON Intimate- old friends and the pub! ; g'-m'-tl'v -that in opening the a oye establishment, he trusts to merit a ‘air share of public support, by offering only tile best qualities of. Meat and good sweet wholesome bread. As meat is as necessary to bread as bread is to meat, the opportunity is thus offered of obtaining the two i;reat necessaries of life at the same establishment, without the inconvenience and tioubie usually entailed in procuring these articles at different places. All orders promptly executed, and delivered at customer’ residences.