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Kumara Times, Issue 2029, 1 March 1883, Page 3

ICENSING DISTRICT OF THE BOROUGH OF KUMARA. ELECTION OF CHAIRMAN. In pursuance of the provisions of the "Licensing Act, 1881," "Amendment Act, 1882," I, Alfbed Skilton, Returning Officer for the Licensing District of the Borough of Kuraara, hereby appoint THURSDAY, the Gth day of March, at noon, and the Resident Magistrate's Court House, Kumara, as the time and place at which the Licensing Committee shall meet for the purpose of electing a CHAIRMAN. Dated at Kumara, this 27th day of February, 1883. ALFRED SKILTON, Returning Officer. APPLICATIONS from Persons willing to fill the Offices of REGISTRAR of DOGS, and INSPECTOR of NUISANCES will be received at the Town Clerk's Office, up to 7 p.m. on THURSDAY, Bth March, 1883. Schedule of Duties to be performed can be seen on and after Saturday next, 3rd March, at the Town Hall. Salary, £25 per annum. ALFRED SKILTON, Town Clerk. PUBLIC NOTICE. - POLLOCK and BEVAN have received instructions from Mr S. S. POLLOCK", Storekeeper, who is leaving the Coast, to sell by auction, on an early date—The whole oi his large Stock of Wines, Spirits, Groceries, Provisions, Crockeryware, Horse, Cart, Buggy, Two sets of Harness ; Also, The Masonic Hotel, and. A store in Main street; Substantially-built Store in Seddon street; First-class Piano, Sewing Machine, Household Furniture, &c, &c. The above will be sold privately to anyone making a resonable offer before the day of sale. All DEBTS doe to S. S. POLLOCK mast be paid before the end of March, or proceedings will be taken for their recovery. HOTEL, KUMARA. LOUIS ZEIGLER, Proprietor. Superior Accommodation for Boarders and Travellers. First class BILLIARD TABLE on the premises. ATEW BOTTLING ESTABLISH. \S MENT FOR WINES AND SPIRITS, ALES AND PORTER, Ac. E. C. PETERS begs to inform the public of Kumara, Dill man's Town, and surrounding districts that he is now prepared to supply the above articles in any quantities, at Hokitika prices. Having made great improvements to the House and additions to Stabling, to the Dillman's Town Hotel, I am now in a position to ensure comfort and satisfaction to miners, and also to travellers and others proceeding to and from Christchurch by the new line of road through Dillman's. I have also a Large Room convenient to the hotel suitable for public and private Meetings, which can be hired at a moderate charge. E. C. PETERS. August 9, 1882.