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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 583, 15 March 1878, Page 2

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. ORTH OTAGO RIFLE ASSOCIATION 1 President : Dr. Hi A. De Lautour, V.A. Committee : Capt. A. M'Corkindale Sub-Lt. T. Morris Capt. E. F. Diehl Sergt. J. King Lieut. A. Headland Corpl. Roulston Vol. E. Harding. Hon". Treasurer : Corporal E. A. Atkinson. THE ANNUAL COMPETITION In connection with the above Association will take place at the Headquarters Range ON SATURDAY, 23rd MARCH, IS7S. Champion Match, open to members of the Rifle Association and Volunteer Companies in No. 3 Battalion only. Ranges —2OO, 500, COO yards ; 5 shots at each ; any position ; Wimbledon targets. Aggregate prizes—Ist, Ladies' Belt, valued at Lls 155., with 1.5 added ; 2nd prize, President's Cup, valued at L 5 55., with L2 2s. added ; 3rd prize, L2 25.; 4th Prize, LI ; sth prize, 12s. 6d.: 6th prize, 6s. Bange Prizes—lst pri.-e, L2 25.; 2nd prize, LI 10s.; 3rd prize, 155.: 4th prize, 55.; sth prize, 55.; fith prize, 2s. (id. Carbink Match, open to N. O. Rifle Association and Volunteer Companies in No. 3 Battalion. Ranges—2oo, 300, 400 yards; any position; Wimbledon targets ; 5 shots at each. Ist prize, L 3 ; 2nd prize, L2 10s ; 3rd prize, 1-2; -4 th prize, LI : sth prize, 15s ; 6th prize, 10s ; 7th prize, ss. Cadkts' Match.—Ranges—loo, 200, 300 yards ; any position ; second-class targets ; 5 shots at each range. Ist prize, LI Is; 2nd prize, 15s; 3rd prize, 12s (kl; 4th prize, 10s; sth prize, 7s (id ; 6th prize, 2s (Jd. Entrance Fee—For Champion Match, ss; Carbine Match, 2s 6d ; and Cadets, Is. All entries, with amount of entrance, to be lodged with the Secretary on or before the 16th INST., after -which a programme and rules will be printed for distribution. The Committee reserves the right of making any alteration in the programme that may be found necessary. ED. A. ATKINSON", Hon. Sec. N.O.R.A. March 7, IS7S. .112 RXIi OTAGO HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. AUTUMN SHOW. SATURDAY, MARCH 16. The Autumn Show will be held as above in the Volunteer Hall. Doors open from 2 to 11 p.m. Admission, la. The following Special Prizes will be offered in addition to the Society's Prizes, viz.:— By Mr. Comiell (President) —20s for greatest number of points, obtained by a new exhibitor in Class Pot Plants and Cut Flowers, Amateurs. By Mr. Comiell (President)— 20s for greatest number of points obtained by a new exhibitor in Class Fruit and Vegetables, Amateurs. By Mr. James Paterson—2ls for best collection Herbaceous Cut Flowers (two competitors .or no award). By Mr. James Paterson—An Ornamental Flower Stand for best Three Greenhouse or Stove Plants (two competitors or no award). By Mr. James Patterson—l2s Od for best Hand Bouquet, made by children under 12 years old—the same to be made in the presence of the Committee, on the morning of the Show, at the Volunteer Hall, at 9 a.m. By Mr. Kidd—6s, second prize for the same. The above Prizes have been increased in value as follows, by the Committee : —lst, 20s; 2nd, 12s 6(1; 3rd, 7s (id; and 4th. a Volume of Language of Flowers, by Mr. Stemson. The Bouquets are to be made under the supervision of Mr. Kidd, at 9 a.m. on Saturday morning ; and the same will be judged by Ladies in the Mechanics' Institute. . Bv Mr. Hey wood—2ls, best collection of potatoes. Entrance Fees will not be charged for Exhibits. Points obtained for special prizes do not count towards medals. RICH AND LEIGII 106 Hon. Sec. |> ROFE SS 0 R STAKICH, The only Palestinian Au ist in the World, may be consulted at TII E CIIIT ERI 0 N H O Tls L (Private entrance, Moray-place),' On the following days : For Ladies' only—Monday, Wednesday, and Fndar. For Gentlemen —Tuesday, Thursuay, and Saturday. From 10 to 4 daily. Owing to a' large accession of patients during last week—whose ca-cs are too urgent to refuse—Professor Stanich is compelled to postpone his visit to Oamaru for a .short time. All desirous of seeing the Professor are urgently requested to lose no time in consulting him in order that their cases may have as long attention as possible. TESTIMONIALS TO PROFESSOR STANICH. Dunedin, February 2S, IS7S. Sir, —Tt is w»th the greatest pleasure that I bear testimony to your treatment of nesi. For the last 24 years 1 have been suffering from deafness in both my ears, brought on by scarlet fever, with great discharge. With the hope of having my hearing restored, I have been under the care of IS doctors and several chemists in England, amongst whom were several who devoted themselves entirely to the treatment of ear diseases, together with one in Dunedin, New Zealand. None were able to dome any good, and they gave me up as incuraNd. Although 1 have been under your care but for a few days, I have improved wonderfully ; in fact, I do not remember being able to hear so distinctly in my life before as I do now. I would strongly advise all suffering from deafness to place themselves under .your skilful treatment..—Thankfully yours, Wit. Mudoe, Tailor and Outfitter, Great King-street, Dunedin. To Professor Stauieh. Sik, —Having suffered from severe deafuess for two and a half years,"l was induced to come up to Dunedin and place myself under your care ; and lam extremely thankful to you for the fact of being able, after a fortnight of your skilful treatment, to return completely cured.—l am, thankfully yours, James Grant, Mosgiel. Dunedin, March 9, 1878. $3