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Kumara Times, Issue 1724, 10 April 1882, Page 3

gOROUGH OF KUMAEA. PUBLIC NOTICE. I hereby convene a MEETING of Ihe BURGESSES, at the Town Hall, ‘on THURSDAY) April 13th) at 8 p.m. To conside'r the proposal for raising a LOAN for supplying the TOWN with WATER. iTNO. O’HAGAN, Mayor. Kuinara, April 8, 1882.

jgOROUGH OP KUMARA. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIYEN — Ist. That the Borough Council propose to construct a TANIC, lay down PIPES, and fix HYDRANTS for the purpose of supplying the Town of Kumara with WATER for Pi re and general purposes. 2nd. That the Council propose to borrow the sura of Eighteen Hundred Pounds for the above purpose. 3rd. That the Council propose to pledge as security for such loan— A. A special rate of One Shilling in the Pound on all rateable property within the Borough, b. A first charge on the gfenehal rates of the Borbngh. C. The retits and profits of the Borough Reserve of 500 actea. JAMES WYLDEj Town dlerk. 11th Marchj 1882.

G. R; EtJDiiN, WINE, SPIRIT, AND Provision merchant* MAtft S'l'heel', KuMara. JUST ARRIVED, FOR. AUTUMN SOWING. mw}. OF ALL SI^ES. IS OtJlt LEADING ARTICLE. All Goods Warranted. The Finest Tea at this Establishment; G. RtfDKiN, Main Road, Kumara.

CELLING OFF 1 SELLING OFF! tf. T. LOfIMANN Having purchased the National Hotel, Hillnian's begs to announce to the inhabitants generally that he will telintjuish hia business of general storekeeping, and Will no'W SELL Off THE WriOLk! OF His Stock oi* DRAPERY, BOOTS, tROYtSiONSj crocHerYware, &c., &c. The whole trtiist be cleared odt within one month from this date at a GREAT SACRIFICE FOB CASH. The Shop atid Dwelling is also for sale, and can be taken possession of at f be. end of the iflontb. Horse (6 years, thoroughly sound), Trap, Harness, Riding and Pack Saddles, also for sale. The horse is a splendid packer, and thoroughly staunch in harness. T. T. LOHMaSn, HILLMAN’S TOWN.

JJT?S:;ahb MUSS MATSON, DRESS AND MANTLE ; . Makers, Main Street, Kumara. MrtJ MAl&<Wf begs to inform tlie pnblic that she has commenced business in the *bote branches, and hopes, by Atnbt attention to buainess, to receive a fair share of patronage; dresjS aN6 Mantles malje In the Latest Styles

jgREAD, PIES, AND COFFEE. HUGH ADAMSON, In retnrning thanks for past favors, beg'a to" fnfortu the public that he has takftU the Pie and Coffee Establishment oppoflito--R«gg’s Hotel, Main street, formerly.- occupied by Mr Robertson, to supply. • PIES AND COFFEE At all hours of the Day and Evening. Good Bread at Moderate Prices.