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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 230, 17 January 1877, Page 3

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS WAIABEKa ACCff'EXT RELIEF Ft" NT*. .« meeting «>r th«.-rr- iHP.Ff* will: £\~ l.« hub! at the Star -v. '•• " Hotel on SATURDAY. 2MI« INr.T.. ai > t , (JMembers of the Committee are requested to meet at 7 p.m. ' Secretaries. •jy<> CHAS. I EACH, v AUCTIONS. PROPERTY LOST AND UNCLAIMED ON OTAGO RAILWAYS. SATURDAY, -27ni -JANUARY. At O'Ooek. Terms—Cash. FL E M I X G AX F) H EDL E Y have received iwtrKctiftiw to sell by public auction, without reserve, the following miscellaneous articles left in railway carriages »>r at railway stations (imlw the same Jms etarni i,, d au«l all charges paid there* •hi), at the Go,> 4* Shed. ♦.'affiant, fit Saturday. January -7th. 1577. at - p.m.. At Oarnavft • ioods Station : 4 fsag» Charcoal, i Tin Oil I Ca.<k Ale, U over 7*i-f: 1 Cask Ale, U'T .1 Randies Iron. fin.; ! Iron Bar, IA X 11. ,1 Iron Pipes, [.in.: t Iron IJar, I I Jag S'iti;ar, R I Hat'ley. At Waitaki Station : £ Paper Parcet. (T> (ronjoined> over T ; I Cask Ate. .vje»tmt VV. Smith. Waimate. At Oatuaru Passenger Station : I Ladies' {faint Rag. containing Sundries £ FJrmvu I'aper Parcel. account Hiekson, »' miai'it I Small L*i>s„ containing Hat, &c. t Linen Uai,'. containing Simdrie.3 t I'ajier Rag. ditto m Umbrellas. f'<v order. W. .F. SMITH. Assistant Traffic Manager. < 'atnarn. .ran. t-~>. 1577. frSSSTij^S. OAM A til* HOSPITAL. rip he annual general meeting 1 ot' duly ipialdied Subscribers will be helil at the VOLUNTEER HALL. T I* E S f) A Y. I N" S T., Ac 7 p.m.. Fit tiie m.f S .o e»i ELEt TING OFFI♦'US and COMMITTEE for the en-'.uing year. joiiN' church. -j Secretary. LATH INC. A |,L PERSON'S interested in BATHING lire requested t<>-attend a 3-IF.l.'i f X'* to by held at ROt'ERIC £v M*KEX/£IES HOTEL, Tfuunes-s-treet, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, I7nc INST., At S o'clock. -01 HGTiCE. N O T I C E. TO any of my Fellow Workmen or Others among us' that is witting t<> make me an Of'FEU for mv INTEREST or PROPERTY in OTAGO. hy apj>ti.>ati.>n in writing •>v |!ers»aally will receive kimlness anil the rtMUtrw/t int\'i'Tnatton from WALTEIi UOSSAt 'K. Ittt : l aiu£ l*re streets. Oamant. .lart. •"». l* l 7 J. F,STATE OF THOMAS HILLIKEK. .4 LI, PERSONS imlehtett to the aljove -*■ Estate mast PAY THEIR ACCOUNTS t.<>- the utulersrgncd on »>r I>ef«rc THITvSDAY. '.'.'nt JANI'ARY. or legal {> wwlings will he taken without inrther nutiee. t7C GEORGE SCMPTER. V/AHTED. WANTKI'. a SITUATION as COOK or HOUSEKEEPER. Apply at this "lliee. 231 Hot,U>wwV Pttts*.— The Greatest Wonder of Mwiera "fitness.—-They correct bilious, prevent tlatuteney, eleanae the liver, pnrit'y the system, renovate debilitated tiun:tii>ns*, strengthen the iftomaeh, increase the appetite-, invigorate the nerves, promote health, and reinstate the weak in an ardour and vivaeity never before experienced. The state of these Pitts thr»«ght the globe asfconUhey everyhoity. and eonvincea the most sceptical that ffottoway'a Pills transcend all other medicine for the removal ot disease of every description. They are indeed a blessing t»> the atHieted, and a boon to tbo3e who sutler from any disorder, internal or external. Thousands of persons have testified that by their nse alone they have been restored to health after all other means had proved unsucceasfoL