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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 141, 10 November 1871, Page 4

Miscellaneous Advertisements. " ECTUBE IN AJD of toe EU> T DS of the NASEBY SABBATH SCHOOL, . MR. H. A. STRATFORD Will Deliver a Lecture at the Masonic Hall, Nasebv, on the evening of FRIDAY, 24th NOVEMBER, 187 L Subject: " A Character Lost and Regained, or the Adventures of a Sailor." H. W. ROBINSON, Esq , IN THE CHAIR. The Programme will Commence with

, T , „., . , ) (Piano) H A Stratford ISel Silenzio-a march j J oopnet) _ j Marfcin Forget Me Not—a romance (Piano) HA Stratford ~ , , T . ~ ) (Piano) H A Stratford Deutsche Lust—waltz J _ j Martin Sultan —polka H A Stratford PftEA-MBLK TO LECTUBE. A Fantasia (piano) A Rollnnd First Portion of Lecture—" Sunshine and Passing Clouds." Village Blacksmith (piano) A Rollana Second Portion of Lecture —"The Battle of Life." Blue Bells of Scotland (piano) ... A Holland Third Portion of Lecture—"Forlorn Hope." Far Far Upon the Sea (piano) ... W Grumitt Fourtli Portion of Lecture—" Character i Regained." March (piano) ... A Roland The Mokax. The Doom will be opened at half-past Seven; Lecture to commence at eight o'clock. Tickets—Front Seats, 35.; Back do., 2s;- | may be obtained at any of the stores. J. LORY, Sec. NOTICE TO SHEARERS. ~ HEARING BEGINS, at the Kye- ) burn Station, on Tuesday, 21st November. Intending Shearers are requested to be present the previous day (Monday), when the shearing board will le filled. Messrs. Hamilton and Rowley have arranged to take the Shearers from our shed when we finish shearing. W. AND J. SANDEHS. * OVICE, to Owners of HOUSES" In consequence of the great annoyance caused by a large number of Stray Horses constantly coining about the Home Station, tf orioK.is Hereby Given that, after Monday, 20th insb., all Horses found Trespassing within one mile of the Home Station, will be Impounded. W. AND J. SANDERS. Kyeburn Station, Nov. 8, 1871.

'VTOXJCJE.— A.LL Strange STOCK Foiuid on Rim No. 222, after the Ist Dec, will be Impounded. 11. 8. AND E. A. CHAPMAN. , K 0 W -N. H 0 T F. L. Ratteay Stueet, Dttnedin. A. LAWRENCE Proprietor First-Class Accommodation for Boarders an.i Families. Board, with Single Bedrooms, 255. per week. None but the Finest Brands of Wines, Ales, and Spirits kept. NOTICE.

A MEETING- of the Subscribers IIZL. to the Grand Rifle Match will take place at the Empire Hotel, To-morrow (Saturday) Evening at Eight p.ra sharp, to arrange conditions and date. f ANTED, abLTUATION as t » General Servant in a small Family, or as Cook. Apply at Millar's Old Victorian Hotel. , ANTED—General SERVANT. ' t Apply at Empire Hotel. MOUNT IDA HOSPITALNOTICE. The following Clause (2) of the Hospital Ordinance, 1870, having reference to the Voting at the Election of Committee and Officers, is published for general information : "Notwithstanding anything in the Hospitals Ordinance, 1862, to the contrary, no contributor to the funds cf any Hospital shall be entitled to vote at any meeting for the election of the Committees or other officers of such Hospital, unless such contributor shall be of the full age of 21 years, and shall have paid his annual contribution of £1 at the least, or an amount ot £10 in one sum, to the funds of such Hospital, at least one month before the date at which such meeting shall be held." E. T, GEOBGE, Hon. Sec.