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Kumara Times, Issue 2061, 7 April 1883, Page 2

rjIHEATRE J) OYA L. FRANK M. WILMOTT’S COMBINATION. FAREWELL PERFORMANCES. TO-NIGHT, SATURDAY. THT GUY’NOR. MONDAY, APRIL 9, The Great Emotional Drama, adapted from the French, LED ASTRAY. Front Seats, 3s ; Back Seats, 2s. S. MOSS, Agent. THE LATE FIRE. A PUBLIC MEETING will he held in the Town Hall, THIS EVENING (SATURDAY), the 7th APRIL, at Eight o’clock, for the purpose of extending the operations of collecting a fund for the Sufferers by the late FIRE, and also to form a COMMITTEE to carry out the necessary steps. P. KIELY, Hon, Sec. pro tem. Kumara, April 7, 1883. T"~0 THE TENDERERS FOR SKELTON’S BEEHIVE STORE, AND OTHERS. The above Store and Section was sold by me to Mr James Woods, Baker, Kumara, on the sth day of the present month. The following is a copy of my authority for selling the same :—“ I hereby authorise Mr George Orams to receive all moneys due to the estate of Alfred Skilton. His receipt will be a discharge of account. — Cameron Smith, Trustee Alfred Skilton’s estate.” I received also a list of debts, and one of articles to be sold, among which is the shop. A memo is at the the foot of this list as follows:—“We will allow you 5 per cent, on all moneys collected and sales made. CAMERON Smith. For Trustees A. Skilton, February 17, 1883.” I hereby decline to have anything further to do with the estate. GEORGE ORAMS. Kumara, April 7, 1883. MR. W. O. GTLB ER T, SURGEON DENTIST (Registered under the New Zealand Dentists’ Act), [s now in Grey mouth, and may be consulted at his residence, Hospital street. Teeth stopped or extracted. Artificial Teeth inserted with all the latest improvements. All work guaranteed. -ro.^ 9, D^ Pe ' Q ‘ s «^ > W. BARNETT, nH E M IST AN D DRUGGT ST, \J Seddon Street. Agent for FRANCIS’ SYRUP OF IRISH MOSS, FOB COUGHS, COLDS, AND ALL AFFECTIONS OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS. One trial will conclusively prove its efficacy. W. BARNETT, Opposite the Bank of New Zealand. PUBLIC NOTICE. POLLOCK and BBVAN have received instructions from Mr S. S. POLLOCK, Storekeeper, who is leaving the Coast, to sell by auction, on an early date—The whole ot his large Stock of Wines, Spirits, Groceries, Provisions, Crockery ware, Horse, Cart, Bug"}', Two sets of Harness ; Also, The Masonic Hotel, and A store in Main street; Substandally-built Stoic 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 clay of sale. All DEBTS due to S. S. POLLOCK mast be paid before the end of March, or proceedings will be taken for their recovery.