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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 742, 26 August 1878, Page 2

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS OAMARU VOLUNTEER BAND. MONDAY EVENING, at So'clod. \ A. HEADLAND, ' 541 Hon. Sec. pro tein. COMMERCIAL BUILDING SOCIETY. npHE usual FORTNIGHTLY MEETING -*- for receipt of Subscriptions and Repay, incuts, will be held in my Office, Tync. street, THIS EVENING, from 7 to 9 o'clock. WILLIAM AITKEN, 556 Agent. OAMARU HARBOR BOARD. nnilE usual FORTNIGHTLY MEETING "- of the Harbor Board will bo held in the Board Room, Harbor-street, on FRIDAY. :;oth AUGUST, IS7S, at 10 a.m. T. FORRESTER, ">r,H Secretary. TVTORTH OTAGO COURSING CLUB, The ANNUAL MEETING of Members of the above Club will be held in the County Council Chnnilfers, Oaniaru, on THURSDAY, the sth SEPTEMBER next, at 11 • Business : To receive Treasurer's and Secretary's Report and Balance-sheet for the past year, and elect Officers, &c, for the ensuing year. W. 11. RONAYNE, 532 Hon. Sec. OAMARU HOSPITAL. r|"UIE Committee acknowledge with -*- thanks the following Subscription* and Donations : C. Dansey £1 1 0 Messrs. Thomson and Auderson ... 22 0 ■J. K. Anderson 22 0 F. W. O. Grant 1 10 Treasurer to Baird Fund (donation) 4 10 0 A Friend 1 I 0 <;. E. Favr 1 0 0 Mrs. Flicker 10 0 •James Ogilvio 1 0 0 .lohn Carrie 10 0 £ls 17 0 Christy Minstrel Entertainment... 5G 5 G £72 J. CHURCH, Secretary. August 20, IS7S. 5M NKW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. MAERF.W II EN U A PLO U GIIING SPECIAL TKAIX will leave Maercwhcima for Oamaru, at 7 p.m. FREDK. RACK, General Manager, moral Manager's office, Christclnuvih, August 20', 18' "A ERE WH ENUA PLOU G HIN U PROGRAMME. The Match will take place on the 30'rii AUGUST. Class A—Swtnc Ploughs. First Prize L 4 0 0 Second Prize 2 0 0 Third Prize 1 0 0 Three competitors or no second prize ; live competitors or no third prize. Class B—Douisle Funmnvs. Open to all coiners. First Prize LS 0 0 Se-iond Prize 7 0 0 Third Piisw (i 0 0 Fcmrtli Prize 5 0 0 Filth Prize 4 0 0 Ten ploughs or no fourth prize ; 12 ploughs or no lifs.li prize.

CT. \KS O—DoUIII.U I'URROWS. Oimii to Non-prizctakers only. V,v:-{, |,riffi 1.8 0 0 Scowl prize 7 0 0 Thi.-<1 prize (i 0 0 Fourth prize .. ... ils 0 0 Fifth prize 4 0 0 Ton ploughs or no fourth prize ; 12 ploughs HULKS AND REGULATIONS. 1. Ploughing will begin at 0 o'clock. The amount of ground to be ploughed by each eompi-.1i1.0r is two-thirds of an acre for double-furrows, and live-eighths for swing plough. Time—;"U hours, including half an. hour for lun.-h. 2. in Classes B and C, each man to makehis own break, and cleave it out. The furrow to be not more than 9 inches wide, nor less than 0 inches deep. No straight coulters alsowed. in Class A, each man to make i-nnni and finish ; the furrow to be not more than S inches wide, nor leas than 5 inches deep. :>. Assistance allowed at first and last r.unds only. 4. .Start and finish to be notified by gunfire. Entry money, 10s. Members free. All entiie-s muxt be made on the 29th inst., at G o'clock p.m., at Mr. Smith's Store, Duntroon. JAMES GARDINER, 520 Secretary. A LL DEBTS owinu to the Estate of -*- HUGH MARK, Peebles, Papakaio, are payable only to Nkill Brothers, and will be received by Mr. A. H. MAUDE, '< Oamaru, whose receipt will be sufficient \ discharge. All Accounts not paid by 31st y "X.ST, v.d! be SUED FOli. ' NKIL-L BROTHERS, 52S High-street, Dunedin. L/ f If S. KINK 'JE" A It Will commence INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO In her House, in URE-STREET NORTH, . MONDAY, 26th INSTANT. CO7