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Kumara Times, Issue 2607, 14 January 1885, Page 2

FUMARA HOSPITAL. The ELECTION of a COMMITTEE OP MANAGEMENT for the Kumara Hospital for the easuing Half-year will take place on SATURDAY next, the 17th day of January, hetween the hours of 12 noon and 8 p.m., at the Town Hall, Kumara; at Dillman's Town ; and at the Schoolhouse, Greenstone. The following gentlemen have been nominated, thirteen of whom will have to be elected : Burger, Henry Sellars, A. Campbell, A. C. Smith, James Denfielrl, John Todd, Peter Douglas Garguilo, Salvador Voysey, George Hannah, John Watson, George Hannan, Denis Wells, William Hope, Henry Wildridge, John Metcalfe, James Woods, James Mulvihill, John Wooldridge, John Nicholson, William Ziegler, Louis. Rudkin, George Ticket-holders of Ten Shillings each, renewed for twelve months, and subscribers of £1 and upwards will be entitled to two votes; and present nonsubscribers and ticket-holders can claim the same privilege up to aud on the day of election by the contribution of 10s to one vote or £1 and upwards to two votes, as aforesaid, to the Hospital funds. L. J. SPYER, Returning Officer. Kumara January 14, 1885. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of ALFRED and ANN SKILTON are invited to follow the remains of their late Daughter, FLORENCE ADA SKILTON. The Funeral will leave their residence, Main street, on FRIDAY next, 16th inst., at Half-past Two o'clock in the Afternoon, far Holy Trinity Church, and will proceed from thence to the Kumara Cemetery. H. JOHNSEN, Undertaker. THE LATE FLORENCE ADA SKILTON. THE SUNDAY SCHOOL CHILDREN and TEACHERS are requested to meet in Holy Trinity Church on FRIDAY next, 16th inst., at 2 p.m. The CHOIR will kindly meet on THURSDAY, at 7.30 p.m. R. HEFFERNAN, Curate. January 14, 1885. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. A CONCERT and DRAMATIC A ENTERTAINMENT will be Sjiveu iu the Adelphi Theatre on FRIDAY, 6th FEBRUARY, 1885, for the Benefit of Mrs O'GRADY (whose husband lias unfortunately for some time .been an inmate of the Lunatic Asylum, Hokitika), to enable her to join her friends in Otago. H. HOPE, Hon. Sec. for Entertainment. Kumara, January 8, 1884. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. THE "SEA OF ICE," or "The Thirst for Gold" will be played in the Theatre Royal, on MONDAY, the 2nd of MARCH, in aid of the funds of the Church of England SUNDAY SCHOOL. PRACTICAL HOME PHYSICIAK NOTiOK TO NiniNl'ilUßEUf \\ll Y.'I!,KLWSi>N l.t-.s t„ ,i :l te ill i,h;,L he will not. l-.e able to arrive in '\umara with Medical Book before she La of FKBUUAtiY piANOS ! PIANOS ! PIANOS ! . MB. R OBIS lIT HEARD begs to inform the musical public of Kumara 'hat he has decided to settle on the West Coast, making periodical visits to the various towns. The public can rely on their work being done satisfactorily, as he guarantees all his work. Repairing in all its branches. Charges Office, or at Mr Gilbert Stewart's Hotel will receive his earliest attention. Mr Heard has numerous recommendations from well-known local musicians, which can be seen at any time. MR. M. H A N N AN, BAR LUSTER, SOLICITOR, AN7_> CONVEYANCER, Tainui Street, Greymoutii, May be consulted at the Post, Office Hotel, Kumara on the eveuings preceding the sittings of the Resident Magistrate's.and Warden's Courts.