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mippi&Q* STEAM TO DUNEDIN. rRVH'E Union Str-nm Ship JL Company's St earner SAMSON, Captain Edie. Will Sail for Dunedin on WEDNESDAY, JULY 19. Passengers by train for Breakwater at 10.30 sharp from station. For freight or passage, apply to H. AITKEN Agent. KUSSGSPAL NOTICES. JMUNICIPAL COUNCIL, OAMAKU. superficial yards at per yard. It Materials may Tar "prepared at the Gas Works site, and iSr wfH be supplied there at 6d. per gallons' #' %,. All particulars to be had at tns. Engineer's Office. / /' E. W. ROXBY, 446 ' Town Clerk. MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF OAMARU. GREY RIVER COAL*. rENDERS will be received at the Council Chambers; Oamaru; up to WEDNESDAY, 26th July, for TWELVE MONTHS SUPPLY of GREY RIVER GOAL, in lots of about 100 tons, to be delivered in the Retort House at the Gas Works, at intervals of about every three months. E. W. ROXBY, Town Clerk. Oamaru, July 13th. - 457 ANY People having TENTS Pitched on the Esplanade are requested to REMOVE them witlnn-SEVEN DAYS from this date. . % By Order, ':';•. ; E. W. ROXBY, July 11, 1876. Town Clerk. 453 PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. TOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership heretofore ejdsting between the undersigned, tiadirig, as\" Builders and Masons, under the Style and Firm of MUNRO AND GIVEN, was This Day DISSOLVED by Mutual Consent. All debts due to or by the late Firm are to be paid to,or discharged by Mr. MUNRO. '" '',-:-■ HECTOR MUNRO, . -' ROBERT GIVEN. Witness to Signatures : Wm. J. Steward. Oamaru, July 4, 187 G. 451 NOTfiCES. T the friends and L clients, to continue to reside and practise in Olftharji, as hitherto, 355 J. O'MEA^eBER. ST. LUKE'S CHURCH. %. „ARISHIONER.S and Friends in Town and Country'-are .reminded that it is purposed to hold a •. B As Z\ A A R at the time of the next Agricultural Show, in order to create-a SINKING FUND, for the repayment of Debentures lately issued in connection with, the .Enlargement of the Church. ! - ConfcritJjitioHS are requested. Contributors, and Ladies willing to take Stalls, are invited to communicate with Mrs, Gifford, at an early date. 442 ■jiyr RS. -. ALFRED GRA VE, FANCY REPOSITORY Thames-street North. in WAX FLOWERS, LEATHER WORK, and BERLIN WOOL WORK. ■; Supplied. \ i AR%_ UNION OF WAX FLOWERS. Tickets, ss. each, to be had on application at the Repository. 467 NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. HECTOR MUNRO, "AVIN<4 ; jsecuted the services of two ___ L FirstilaSs is prepared to give prices fo\all of Plastering. Laths, Slates, Portland Cem\nt, and Plaster of Paris on hand. ' "What is well worthy of notice. Tweeds are the most ashionable, and make the most serviceahle suit for anv Gentleman, Youth, or Boy's wear. The newest and best patterns have been imported direct by J. H. Milligan, thus effecting a considerable saving in expense, and enabling us to offer special value m garments made to measure. Overcoatings in Pilot Beaver, Witnev, Nap, and Frieze, all of which are offered at strietiv economical prices. A good fit and thorough satisfaction guaranteed to all the Patrons of this Establishment.— [Advt.