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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 849, 4 January 1879, Page 3

iPVEHmaCMENTS tit, WfflßK OF FRATBB-j t? win &«~V H *» o,w f ßt *l jjU .-Momtay, ©M gitay, ftMbytarian Ctawcb ;| W*stß7KS Gbtnuh t Tfcttwoajr, itraai Halt; lW*®w 10 «ach> awnigg. . ;S OTACtO TURF CLtTR jfltfAt. MEETINC* of Mwnhers rio** Club will *• on the 10th INST., at» **• it«L * HtCIS vr. O. GRANT, Sec. N.O.T. Ctub. fBUKAJL MEETING of HIBBBof ST. JOHN'S BRANCH I# til at the area! place on MON- - IKST., at S o'clock p.m. Buaia«H» of importance. P. M. JIORONY, See.

WATERWORKS, la- currently rumored that therCon|tor» «** taking 9to P* t(> SELL or pt.ANT and MATERIALSX{ with the above Works, Notice is» |ri»ea to- all persona concerned that ttoratiom of Oamaru having * Lien _ jjja g#m * must not lie sold or diglot in any way without the consent of iporation. _ jtrUtTS AND BAIMER, IgoScitors to the Corporation of the Town of Oamam. DISCLAIMER. IgOROE PARKER, late Secretary of ho Oamaru Early Closing Association, heard it reported throughout the ■that 1 -went round on my own antholith * Petition to gat the Shops closed jhuraday, the 2nd January, and such nan* considerably injuring my reputaJ» febia town, I teg to state that 1 went E; not o» xny own authority, but oa the brity of tie Manager left in charge of „ BnTTiv* and Co/# flstabliahment. GEORGE PARKER. 11l ACCOUNTS against the Caledonian Sociatv must ha rrttulvcfl »*• f,TU ' p W. A.ITKEK,. Secretary. COLONIAL. IN3CTRANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. FERE: AND MARINE. 'OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a CALL (the second) of Two Shillings Sixpence per Share on the Capital rant of the Company has been made, t will be payable on the Ist day oE BREFARY, 1529, at the Branches and males of the Bank of New Zealand roughout the Colony. By order of the Directors. GEO. S. GRAHAM, General Manager. Wellington, Dec. 2., ISI3. 792

v. fgpjpyreft?- R NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS'. PUBLIC KOfflCE. 1 CHRISTMAS AJfD NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS. Single Fare Tic&otff issued from any Station to- say Station oo kltfe DECEMBER and following day a up topuS including Thursday, 2nd JANUARY, be available for ruturn up to Monday, i JANtTAR Y inclusive. WILLIAM CONYERS Comraiaaiooer of Railways. Cbmmiaaioner of Railways'' Officer, Chriatchuruh, Dec. 13, IS7B. SOO MUNICIPALITY OF OAMAJRU. tROPOSEB FURTHER WATERWORKS LOAN OP £40,0001 'OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pur* suaat to the Oamaro Waterworks Lot, 1575, Amendment Act, tß7s, and to t» provisions of fOrt X. of the Municipal Torporations Act,, lS?6y thereby made to Upply, that for the purpose of completing i» works now in progress for the supply of |lb* Tjown of Oarrraru. with water, and for tying the pipes and aertriges in connection I therewith, it is proposed to borrow the I further mm of L40i,0O0; and farther, that t&e security proposed to be given Is as IfolTowe, vm.z the Rcnta* arising from the I Jlunioipall Endowment Sections enumerated ja thft Schedule to the Oamaru Reserves fate in such aum (not exceeding one shilling the £) a*'may Be required to moke Bp the apaount of the finnual interest upon the a aid OOD. And Notice ie hereby farther given that a Meatiag of Ratepayers will be held on TUESDAY, the Hth day of JANUARY, ISW, at the Volunteer Halt, at S p.m., for the purpose of considering the above detAilad proposal. WM. J. STEWARD, Mayor. Oantaru, December 9th', ISIS. 7-tt Dunedin university laboraTORY GLASS: FARINACEOUS FOOD atAsnmLCTXTRiTD' sr B. HUDSON AND CO., DtnfßltS. 9fh£i prat) at ad Toad contain* ia due propo*tion» aU the essentials of good nutritious food. The : ratio of the nitrogenous or tfesfaforming constituents to the non-nitrogenous or lM&|jrafa<mig and respiratory ingredients beau; 1 to 5,7 is such as is recognised by the highest authorities as very satisfactory. The inorganic salts found in the ash are those which ore always present in good wheat flour, and are necessary constituents of food.

Xlte pucoatage of sugar is a Ettle biehcr tbaa & wraaEy fownd ia wheat tfowr. This, bammr, is no disadvantage and ia due profcafcly to t&tt process of manufactory. 1 consider that, yoar mode of preparation gives it th« advantage over unprepared Soxtr of retaining its awsstness for a lesser period, and rousting mora effectually the SeleterUras >nfltwac« of a iaatp climate. On t&e whole I can recommend yoar preparation aa a very digestible, wholesome, and nutritious article of food; these good qualities wiE doufctleaa secure for it a large demand among; all classes of the community. Jam, gentleman, Your obedient servant, 3. G. BLACK, M_&., X>. Sc., Ptafessor of Chemistry. ViiwittroiOta(i\ >M