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Mataura Ensign, Volume 6, Issue 310, 4 January 1884, Page 3

General Notices. NOTICE. DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP FTIHE PARTNERSHIP hitherto pxisting -■- between James Z. Boult and George Birss (trading as Boult and Co.), butchers Mandeville autl Riversdale, has this day been dissplved. All accounts due and owing to (he said firm at the Mandeville branch must be paid to the same James Z. Boult only, who will carry on. the said Mandeville business. All accounts due and owing to the said firm at the Eiversdale branch must be paid to the said George Bires only,who will carry on the Riversdale branch. All accounts owing by the said firm will be paid by the said James Z. Boult. Dated this 15th day of December, 1883. J. Z. BOULT. ' GEORGE BIRSS. Witness— Chas. Thos. Williams, d.884 Ascountant, Gore. JOHN JAMIE, WATCHMAKER, HAVING taken the shop lately occupied by Mr Harvey, will be prepared to execute all kinds of repairs in a prompt workmanlike manner. J. J.. will open a grand display of Watches and Jewellery in the course of a day o two. JOHN JAMIE, d 825 Ho wells' Buildings, Gore. MONSTER CLEARING SALE, For cash only 1 HPINKIERT & CO. having decided # to give up business, have determined to offer the whole of the bankrupt stock of A. Meinrath and Co, of Dunedin. Having now received and opened up the balance, together with the large stock of DRAPERY AND CLOTHING Imported by ourselves, The whole stock must be sold by February next. We wish to draw public attention to this Great Clearing Sale, as the Stock must be cleared at any price. Intending purchasers will do well to call and inspect before buying elsewhere, as Tremendous Bargains will be offered. Sale commenced SATURDAY, Ist DECEMBER. H. PINKIERT AND CO. DRAPERS & CLOTHIERS, Corner of Dee and Esk Streets, INVEECARGILL. d 799 SPOUTING NEWS. f^ RAND DISTRIBUTION of MONEY V3T PRIZES will take place similar to the HAMBURG- principle of drawings. Nothing of the kind has ever been introduced in New Zealand, and the system that will be carried out in this and future drawings will far surpass the chances of getting a prize than in any of the horse consultations, as people who have frequently -tried in the numerous horse consultations knew to their sorrow. A trial in this drawing may convince the most sceptical, as the drawing will take place as soon as the tickets are applied for, or not later the 28th FEBRUARY. ! This Grand Drawing will consist of 160 MONEY PRICES 160 Amounting in all to £2000 I £2000 Subscribed by 4000 Members at 10s each. 'Jhe various Money Prizes will be distributed as follows :— One £300 prize, One £150 prize, One £100 piize, Two £50 prizes, Five £20 prizes, 100 £10 prizes, 50 £5 prizes. The grand principle of this and future drawings will be that any investor purchasing 25 tickets must secure a prize — in fact, is guaranteed one, as a prize will be drawn from the IGO Prizes to every 25 numbers up to the 4000. To any Investor of LI the chances will only be 12 to 1 against him, and to any investor of L 2 will only be 6 to 1 against his getting a prize, and the Head Prize or any other may be drawn by any investor of 10s. This Drawing is on the most novel scale, will be couducted on the Fairest Principle Possible, and Investors will find it to their advantage to speculate a trifle in this drawing in preference to any of the numerous horse consultations where Ihe chances vary from 300 to 1 to 20,000 to 1 against getting a prize at all. The Drawing will take place under the immediate supervision of six gentlemen, and two youths will draw the numbers and prizes, and the prizes will all be paid over within 24 hours after the drawing, or immediately after the winning numbers are forwarded, deducting the usual 10 per cent, for working expenses. iggp* Investors should apply at once, and all investors only may know afterthe drawing who the priz.etakers are by forwarding a stamped envelope already addressed, thus insuring perfect faith and fidelity to all investors. These Drawings for L2OOO are to take place Every Two Months, this present one to close on the 28th FEBRUARY, and the following one to open on the Ist MARCH. Prizes paid over within 24 hours after drawing. One prize must come out to every 25 tickets. Notick. — Name and address of applicant must be Plainly Written. Country cheques, marked correct by Bank, made payable only to a number and Is added for exchange. P.O. Orders preferred made payable only to BOAZ. Bank Notes accepted. Two twopenny stamps must be sent for reply and result. Registered letters and telegrams not received. All letters must be addressed BOA 2, Care of MR MOSELY, Wholesale and Retail Tobacconist, d 874 Box 354, Post Office, Dunedin. GRANT'S BUILDINGS, GORE. MRS KNOWLES begs to intimate that she has opened Refreshment Rooms in Grant's buildings opposite the Railway Station. Tea and coffee at all hours ;. Confectionery, Fruit, &c, supplied at a moment's notice. Note. — All trains stop at the Gore Station long enough to allow of passengers obtaining refreshment. A choice assortment of Christmas and New Year's Cards on hand for sale. d 774 NOTICE is hereby given that an application has been made by Peter Johnston to transfer his interest in d. p. section 627, Hokonui District, to Honora M'Carthey, of Chriatchurch, .under the 65th clause of Land Act, 1877, and the proposed transfer will be heard and determined at a meeting of the Land Board to be heard on THURSDAY, 7th FEBRUARY next. A. M'NAB, ' For Commissioner of Crown Lands. Crown Lands Office, luyercargilL 3rd January, 1884. d 916