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Kumara Times, Issue 1371, 22 February 1881, Page 3

TONES' ALBION DERBY SWEEP "No. 29, on the DUNEDIN CUP of 1881. For special reasons drawn for £1950, Nos. 1951 to 2000 being excluded. result of Drawing. ,No. 1707 On Dit 1939 Le Loiip 532 Adamant 152 Miss Domett 607 Rand wick , 703 Norsemaii 1355 Volunteer J 273 Concrete 1849 Lady Emma 707 Maritana , s'Foul Play 1528 Amy 66 Grip 1 666 Fishhook 1405 Maligner 1575 Libeller .888 Natator. ,963 Luna 294 Leveller 270 Titania No. > '938 King Quail 1891 Sylvanus 714 Laertes 999 Hilarious 445 Betrayer 1573 Sir Garnet 189 Sinking Fund 1390 Lure 1587 The Governor 92 Ariel 402 Virginia Water 1812 Longlands 1719 Piscatorious 295 SirModred 1878 Hornby 339 Mischief 37 Marie -Antoinette 1082 Grand Duchess 1846 Kosciusko L We hereby certify that the above Drawing has been conducted under our Supervision, and that the result shown Is correct. Bltf'B. WATERS, HENRY J. BRUNETTI; PHILIP SWINGLAND; J. A. M'MURRAY, WILLIAM BRISCOE, JAMES WHITE. RICHARD J. TONES. Public Hall, Greymouth, February 21, 1881. TO THE CHAIRMAN AND COUNCILLORS OF THE COUNTY COUNCIL OF WESTIAND, '■■ ZEALAND. The Petition of the undersigned, being Ratepayers of the Arahura Road Board District; County of "Westlijindy humbly and respectfully sheweth— THAT whereas it is .provided by the 37th, 38th, aiid"39th Clauses of the "Comities Act, 1876," that the County Council may, by special order, 'declare the Road Board or', any Pi,oad District Dissolved, and the Road District merged into the County : And whereas it is considered for the ; good government of the district that one local body, having rating powers and administrative functions, is sufficient : ,' Nowj therefore, we, the undersigned Ratepayers of the Road Board District as aforesaid, petition you, the County Council of Westland, to declare the Road Board of the said Arahura District to be Dissolved, and the District feo bfe nierjjed into the County of Westland. Signed by Edwin Blake, "William f Leech,. Matthew Davidson, A. oldi,,F. Stanhope, "William Kirkjpatrick, Francis Lock, and about three hundred and sixty others. .. February 3th, 1881. RS..SPIERS will.RE-OPEN hev .. CLASS for FANCY NEEDLEWORK on MONDAY, the 2lst of - February. 'UMARA ACADEMY. "■ ' 'MISS H ANN AN rßegs. to; notify that she has opened a SCHOOL in that-most desirable build-ing-for Educational purposes, next the Office, Main street, where Who solicits, a share of the patronage so iibeftdly accorded her late Principals, Mr* Williams and.Mr Stanton. situation of the School is ■ wealthy, the Class-rooms spacious, and Furniture land requisites ample. SGUNi3 ENGLISH EDUCATION TAUGHT; ' Y dho! Fancy Needlework. MUSIC AND" ©RAWING CLASSES. .:- ~ Charges moderate. TTOU-HOLT TANNERY, J ~ L ARAHURA. Having taken the Tannery arid FellBusiness of .Mr John Dowling, 4$ Little Hou-Hou Creek, I am now. : prepared to purchase HIDES, ;.SKINS, and TALLOW from the trade, iat current prices. In three weeks from date I shall be i in a position to supply LEaT H ER and GRINDERY in all their branches, and -in unlimited quantities... r . All Correspondence or Orders will .'require to be addressed to me at Hoki- . tika;: and Accounts against me must be rendered prior to the Ist of each month. JOHN MAHEK. January 12, 1881.