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SHIPPING. STEAM TO DUNEDIN. Union Steam Sliij Company's Steamer S A M S 0 N, •a Captain EDIE.r/T Will Sail for Dunediii ' by train for Breakwater a For freight or passage, apply to 11. AITKEN MEETINGS. TO GEORGE SUMPTER, ESQ., SECRETARY OF THE OAMARU MUTUAL BJiXEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY. WE, the undersigned Members of the Oamaiii Mutual Benefit. Building Society, hereby request you to convene a MEETING of the said Society, for the purpose of ALTERING ITS CONSTITUTION by changing it /ftoiny Termyjabl e ' Society to a PERMANENT jme, atcd tliisjMh day ■j/c are, V»£^P T. W. BARKER, A. PATERSON, / W. G. FILLEUL, * ARTHUR TOMS, JOSEPH MOSS, JOHN THOMSON, } JAMES KAY, THOMAS PROCTER, A. J. S. HEADLAND, A. Y. SMITH. IN pursuance of the above Requisition, I hereby CONVENE A MELTING of the above Society, to be held at the Mechanics' Institute, Odinaru, on

TUESDAY, the lltli clay of JULY, 1876, At 5.30 p.m., for the purpose above-men-tioned. Dated this 19th day of May, 1576. GEORGE SUMPTER, 217 Secretary. OAMAKU MUTUAL BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY. f%fji^}£333xM2} at J.ZOQjt/ - ! K - r Members are particularly requested to be present, as the COMMITTEE'S REPORT in reference to the proposed change in the CONSTITUTION OF THE SOCIETY will be presented for consideration. GEORGE SUMPTER, 309 Secretary. BUSINESS NOTICES. OBEItTKE E N A N' S X>oaruers vvm iiiiil every convenience ami comfort at the above House. Woll-venti-lated Bedrooms. Expresses and Horses for Hire. X THE ' pi inn THE UNDERSIGNED, HAYING PURCHASED THE BUSH-LAND recently by Hill Bros., at am POSTS, AND FENCING MATERIAL, at the Lowest Market Prices. Orders received at the Wood Yards, Otepopo, or at the Follmongery, Maheno. 297 DAVID BOOTH. ROBERT ROSS, BOOTMAK ER, TEES-STRJSET. wv ,j.„,.» +..i,„c +i.„ ppportuii^wPßlank- ■ tJ*e suppmt he has „T. +„ that : xuXJ unflj nia lit *V SHOP, 5 door to the old establishment, and trusts to receive a continuance of past favours. 301 "ANTED VISITORS TO DUNEDIN TO KNOW .^^ AT WATSON'S. Travellers ed for early trains and coaches 64-