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Kumara Times, Issue 2981, 22 May 1886, Page 3

QREY COUNTY COUNCIL ROAD, GREY r VALLEY TO TEREMAKAU, SECTIONS 6, 7. 8,9, 10, 11, 14, 15, ami 16. BELL HILL—TEREMAKAU DIVISION. WRITTEN TENDERS will be received at the County Council Chambers. Greymouth, up till 4 o’lock p.m. on TUESDAY, May 25th, inst., for above contracts. They shall be endorsed on outside “ Tender for Road, Grey Valley to Tereraakan, Section No. —,” and addressed to the County Chairman. Each section shall be tendered for separately. Plans and .specifications may be seen at Mr Foley’s store, Westbrook; and at the Council Chambers, Greymouth. The 1 owest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. JOHN HIGGINS, County Road Overseer. Greymouth, May 14, 1886. WANTED, TENDERS for patting up a CHIMNEY, and LINING with BOARDS the TEREMAKAU SETTLEMENT SCHOOL. Tende/s lo be addressed to “ Ths Chairman Pounamu School Committee, Gieenstone,” not later than WEDNESDAY, the 26th May. The lowest tender not necessarily accepted. Specifications to be seen at Messrs Keech and Malloy’s store, Greenstone; Mr MTlroy’s store, Kumara ; and at Mr J. Nicholas’ house, Teremakau Settlement. J)AOES AT THE TAIPO. ON MONDAY NEXT, MAY 24, (Queen’s Birthday), THE TAIPO RACES Will be held In a paddock near to Mr M'lnerney’s Hotel, Taipo River bridge. PROGRAMME. First Race.— For horses the hona fide property of all residents in the district, within a radius of 12 miles, for a term of three months previous to the race. One mile.—First prize, £...; second, £.... Second Race. — Ail Comers. One mile. Entrance one hour previous to race.—First prize, £...; second, £.... Third Race.— For horses the property of all settlers in the district within 12 miles radius.—First prize, <£...; second, £.... Fourth, a Ladies’ Race. Fifth.—Consolation, for all horses beaten in the foregoing races. First prize, £...; second, £.... The Committee have a fair amount of money in hand, and, as more is expected, they have not yet been able to allot the amount of the prizes. J. W. O’TOOLE, Hon. Sec. Taipo, May 19, 1886. BOROUGH OF KUMARA.

At a Meeting of the Borough Council, 13th May, 18SG, it was resolved that the following Bye-Law No. 12 be made:— “That the Council be empowered to alter or repeal any of the Borough ByeLaws by giving seven days’ notice thereof, and by notifying the same by one week’s insertion in the local newspaper.” NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with the “Municipal Corporations Act, 1876,” that the above BYE-LAW will lie CONFIRMED at a sitting to be held on THURSDAY, 10ih JUNE,. 1886. G. R. RUDKIN, Town Clerk. Kurnaia, 15th May, 1886. ■YT E W FANCY GOO DS ~ 11 Just arrived, VERY CHEAP AND GOOD. Wool-work Slippers, voadv fa- fpljng ir. Antimacassars, Comb bags, Children's Table Napkins, ard Toilet Mars, already stamped. Gold Beads, goal t’lewol Si k and Wool. Turkey Rod Marking Cotton. E. LOW E, MAIN STREET, KUMAR A. (Next to Mr Murphy’* Butchei Sim,..) JOHN HaNN AH. ! tJ PRACTICAL i WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER, i Mawukka Quay, Ckev.moutu. I All orders or work left with M> H. Burger, Tobaeoonis', Kninara, will be J iaithfuliy and pauctuaiiy uctcuUod ty.