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Kumara Times, Issue 2679, 23 April 1885, Page 3

None genuine without a bunch of green Hops on white label and Dr. Soule's name blown in bottle.. Shun all others as vile, poisonous stuff. "ICENSING ACT, 188 1. LOCAL OPTION POLL. LICENSING DISTRICT OF THE BOROUGH OP KUMARA. The RESULT of the POLL taken for the above district on the 21st April, 1885, Mr G. R. Rudkin, Presiding Officer, is as follows : That the number of Publicans' Licenses may be increased ... 6 That the number of Publicans' Licenses may not be increased 13 That the number of New Zealand Wine Licenses may be increased 7 That the number of New Zealand Wine Licenses MAY NOT be increased ... ... ... ... 11 That the number of Accommodation Licenses may be increased 4 That the number of Accommodation Licenses may not be increased ... ... ... ... 13 That the number of Bottle Licenses may be increased ... ... 5 That the number of Bottle Licenses MAY not be increased ... ... 13 I, JOHN O'HAGAN, Chairman of the above Licensing District, do therefore, in accordance with the above, declare that it is the determination of the ratepayers that the number of Publicans', Accommodation, New Zealand Wine, and Bottle Licenses, may not be increased dining the ensuing three years, in the Licensing District of the Borough of Kumara. JOHN O'HAGAN, Chairman of the Kumara Licensing Committee. Kumara, 22nd April, 1885. NOTICE TO MINERS AND OTHERS. THE Undersigned having made arrangements with Mr George Simmons to manufacture, sell, and protect his patent for the manufacturing of LEATHER HOSE FOR SLUICING PURPOSES, Consignments of Leather suitable are daily expected. N.B.—Agents for Aspinall's Patent Sluicing Ripples, which for gold saving and durability are unequalled by any Ripples in use. JOHN & MATTHEW DAVIDSON. Kumara, April 25, 1884. JUST RECEIVED, /IREWEL SILK AND WOOL, \J All Colors and Shades, Crystal, Gold, and other Beads, Tinsel, various colors, A variety of Transfer Patterns, &c. A nice assortment of Ladies colored and Black Silk Mittens, Lace, Ribbons, &c, at MRS. LOWE'S, Main street, Next to Mr Murphy's butcher shop.