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Kumara Times, Issue 1729, 15 April 1882, Page 3

jgOROUGH OF KUMARA. PUBLIC NOTICE. I hereby POSTPONE a MEETING of the BURGESSES, which will now be held at the Town Hall, on MONDAY NEXT, April 17th, at 8 p.ra. To consider the proposal for raising a LOAN for supplying the TOWN with WATER. JNO. O’HAGAN, Mayor. Kumara, April 14, 1882. •“ ICBNSING DISTRICT OF KUMARA. NOTICE is hereby given that a POLL will be taken at the Town Hall, Kumara, on WEDNESDAY, the 26th day of APRIL, 1882, between the hours of 9 a.in. and 6 p.ra., for the purpose of determining whether the number of Publicans’ of New Zealand Wine or Bottle or Accommodation LICENSES ’within the Borough of Kumara may be increased. Dated at Kumara, this 11th day of April, 1882. JAMES HOLMES, Chairman of Licensing Committee! V.

G. R. RUDKIN, WINE, SPIRIT, AND PRO VISION MERCHANT, Main Street, KumarA. JUST ARRIVED, ItfE-W SEEDS, FOR AUTUMN SOWING.OF ALL SIZES. TEA. IS OUR LEADING ARTICLE. All Goods Warranted. The Finest Tea at this Establishment; G. RUDKIN, Main Road, Kumara.

gELLING OFF 1 SELLING OFF ! T. Ti LOHMANN Having purchased the National Hotel, Dillman’s Town, begs to announce td the inhabitants generally that he will relinquish his business of general storekeeping, and will ndw SEtL OFF THE WHOLE OF' HIS STOCK OF DRAPERY, BOOTS, PROVISIONS, CROCKERYWARE, &c., Ac. The whole must be cleared out within one month from this date at a GREAT SACRIFICE FOR CASH. The Shop and Dwelling is also for sale, and can be taken possession of at the end of the month. Horse {© 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. LOHMANN, DILLMAN’S TOWN. JMTRS. AND MISS MATSON, X DRESS AND MANTLE MAKERS, Maln Street, Kxjmara. Mrs Matson begs to inform the public that she has commenced business in the above branches, and hopes, by strict attention to business, to receive a fair share of patronage. DRESS AND MANTLES MADE In the Latest Style. gREAD, PIES, AND COFFEE. &UGH ADAMSON, In returning thanks for past favors, begs to inform the public that he has taken the Pie and Coffee Establishment opposite Rugg’s Hotel, Main street, formerly occupied by Mr Robertson, and will continue to supply PIES AND COFFEE At all hours of the Day and Evening. Good Bread at Moderate Prices.