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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 296, 5 April 1877, Page 4

KOTICES. PROSPECTUS OF THE AMARU PUBLIC BATHS COMPANY. To be Registered antler the Limited Liabth. ties Act of New Zealand. CAPITAL. £I2OO. In 120© Shares* of One Pound each, payable . -»*_!■: S.. nn .llntntnn* nmlthft balance m Calls not exceeding os. each, at One Month's Notice. CflAlftttA*: Samuel Gibba, Esq. TkC»TGKS : Mr. Samuel Gtbfas, Mr. J. FamiJtoD. Provisional Director*: Mr. Samud Gibb* Mr. G- K. Taylor Mr. Charles Martin Mr. James Faniilton Mr. T. W. Histop Mr. W M'lntcsh Mr. W. Aitken. Bankers: The Colonial ISank, Oamarn. Treasurer : Mr. William Bee. Secretary : Mr. John Hardy. Solicitors : Messrs. Hislop and Creagh. Offices: Corner of Thames and Wear streets, Oamarn. The object the promoters have in view is I that of providing good bathing facilities for ! the residents in and visitors to Oamarn. By plana prepared it is confidently antici i patcd that by the Capttal proposed to be subscribed a Concrete Salt \\ ater Swimming \ Bath. 10U x 40ft. can be constructed. The | bash* will be furnished with dressing-rooms I and watting room, and will be entirely ! »cetaft»ft *roin public view. The lowest i level of the bath will be placed at the level ♦>f low water mark, and the Bath will be \ supplied by a pipe which will fill it at high ! water, and will drain it (when required) at | low water. It is proposed to employ a married couple, who will reside at the Baths, to attend to the requirements of male and female bathers. The Town Conned of Oamarn, with » view to the public good, has intimated his willingness to grant to the Company on 1 ase. at a nominal rental, a pteee of ground for the purposes of the undertaking. Shareholders may fairly expect, in addition to the direct advantage of good and safe sea bathing, a liberal return for the Capital S employed. Application for shares will be received by the secretary up to March 31st Inst. JOHN .HARDY, 705 Secretary. lACKARLANE AND CO.'S OAMARU TWEED HOUSE, THAMES - STREET, OAMARU. GENTLEMEN*. The new Overcnats for Winter wear are the Promenade. Connanght, and Ulster Coats. They are made in Beaver, Vicuna, and Waterproof Cheviot Cloths. Coats of each shape and every size kept ready fdr immediate use. Morning Suits of new patterns and Materials. Twilled Coatings for Frock and Morning Coats, clastic, soft, and durable. Trouserings of Scotch Tweed, in all the new winter patterns. Ladies* Jackets of the ronst Fashionable Shape*, in Vicuna, Cheviot, &c, Coating arid Napped Cloths. Ladiu*' Ulster* of Scotch Tweeds and Homespuns, in the Reversible and other New Shapes, are Waterproof, and completely protect the Dress. The Ulster admits of various designs being used for the facings, borders. See. and the Hood being trimmed en mite with Hat of the same material, renders the whole appearance very complete and effective. B O Y S. In anticipation of the coming Season, the New Designs in Overcoats are on view. Great care is taken in their manufacture, and the Best Materials being used, enable them to stand the rough usage of school wear, and yet maintain their good appearance. Price, from 2.15. School and Neglige" Suits, of durable Cheviot and Angola cloths. Dress Sutts for best and evening wear; also, Highland Suits with complete silver ornaments Boys* Shirts, Hosiery, and Hats of every description kept in stock or made to order at the shortest notice. MA C F A HATTERS TO THE PEOPLE. 633 LITERATURE. Now Ready, handsomely bound in imitation Russia. FAMILY HERALD, New Volume. Price 4s. Gd. The Booh-lkr say 3 : "This popular Magazine t-* uow issued in half-yearly volumes. With it 3 wealth of fiction, poetry, scientific information, correspondence, and useful faintly reading, it thoroughly justifies its claim to be considered a * Domestic Maga zine of Useful Information and Amuse meat."* Just Published. AMILY HKRALD. New Volume. Novels and Tales. The Hhiftrrttett London News, in reference to pare literature, speaks of the "Family Herald, that joy to tens of thousands of innocent English households." ' Price 4s. 6*d. FAMILY HERALD, New Volume. Leading Articles and Essays. The British Quarterly Review says:— "There is a well-considered leading article or essay every week, upon some subject of an instructive or thoughtful character.