Page 3 Advertisements Column 2

Kumara Times, Issue 1070, 5 March 1880, Page 3

ON SAL B» b UNDERSIGNED has ON SALE, at Lowest Market Rates— SHOOK’S OF TEAS, SUGARS, COFFEE, wines! spirits, etc. Afet .HUM®* @r @®IL®NI)AI, Oats, Bran, Chaff, Wheat, &c. - ■ ■* 1 ' . DUNCAN M'LEAN, MAIN ROAD. - ;-i. ■' .... . I.i-.il. ;• ~ I ' I < BOOTS AND SHOE& HAS the public heal'd :the news, That Tommy Barton’s Boots and Shoe§ Surpass all others in Kumara town, For which he wears King Crispin’s crown ? His Walking Shoes the multitudes adorni, His Water tights bycrowds are worn, His Spring-Sides gracefully clasp the feet> Whilst his Slippers are a perfect treat. He is patronised by young and old, His goods are the cheapest ever soldi , And none with him can dare compete In behiitifyitig human fefet. His leather is good, and his work is strong; Perfect in art—you can’t gO wrong ;. , All competition he can defy, And on his taste you may rely. Your corns he’ll cure,, more than words can tell; And his cheap prices will suit you well. T. BARTON* OPPOSITE E. WILLIAMS,’ blacksmith’s, SEDDON STREET.

ft $ TICE; “ THE ttEUtSTRITION OR ELECTORS ACT, 1879.” CLAIMS to Vote are to be left with the Registrar at his Office, Resident Magistrate’s Courfy Hokitika. Sub-section 2 of section 2 of “The Qualification of Electors Act 1875,” provides that * every man of the age of twenty-one years or upwards who has resided for one year in the Colony, and six months in the Electoral District, is entitled to be registered as an Elector &c.” Forms of claims to vote, cati be obtained at the office ; and from Mr W. A. Barton, Resident Magistrate’s Court, Kumara. MARCUS F. SOUTH, Registrar of Electors for the Electoral Districts of Hokitika and Totara. V. NOTICE. R. THE SITTINGS of the RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S and WARDEN’S COURTS will be hold during the month of MARCH, 1880, as under:— Grey mouth—lst, 29 th Maori Gully, (Arnold) —9th, 23rd No Town—loth, 24th Ahaitra—llth, 25 th Kumara—4th, 16th, 30th Dunganville—3rd, 17th, 31st. In the event of weather preventing travelling, the Courts will be adjourned from clay to day. JAMES MACKAY, RiM; and Warden;