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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 925, 3 April 1879, Page 2

LA It ftUVCK I IotIVtENTS. ANTED - A applications received until INST.—Apply T. H. Brown, Ty ne w WANTED KNOWN - ACCOMMODATION for p r - 11 Families and. Boarders.—Bay View hi 7 ** 9 Wharf-street, G. W. Bush, Proprietor "aS ESLEY CHURCH SERMONS Will be Preached by the REV. KEALL, of Port Chalmers, Morning and Evening, on SUNDAY, APRIL 6TH, 1379. And on the following THURSDAY the ANNUAL SOIREE Will be held. Tea on the table at 6.30 o'clock. Admission, 2s and Is. 2g 1.0. G.T. LECTURE. A TEMPERANCE ADDRESS win u delivered by the Hon. W. FOX i n the New Tees-street Hall, on FRIDAY k„ 4th APRIL. ' 6 Chair taken at S p.m. The Public are invited to attend. 24 A. WEIR, D.p. OAMARU FOOTBALL CLUB fTIHE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING -®- of the above Club will be held in the Royal Hotel, on SATURDAY, stli INST., at S p.m. All players and intending mom, bers are requested to be present. Business— Election of Officers, &c. 12 KAITANGATA RELIEF FUNDT~" PARTIES holding SUBSCRIPTION LISTS are requested to SEND THEM, with money collected, to the under, signed, before FRIDAY, the 4th on. which date the local fund closes. W. J. SMITH, 555 Hon. Sec, WAITAKI COUNTY". ~ TT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that! - PUBLIC POUND has been establish in Block 37, Hampden, and that Section J, Block 64, Township of Hampden, ceases to be a Pound from this date. By order, JAMES MARTIN, County Clerk, March 29, 1879. Sil NORTH OTAGO PERMANENT B0IL& ING SOCIETY. THE above Society is prepared to receive MONEY on Debentures in any sm short or long periods, at the rated EIGHT PER CENT, per annum. GEORGE SUMPTEE, 857 Secretary, JOHN TUNNAGE, FISHMONGER, THAMES-STREET, O AMARU. J.T., having resumed the Proprietorship of the above-mentioned businasj, hopes that the patronage with which it has been favored in the past wi\\,Vj good management, and stiulj'ing to till utmost the requirements of customer!, be continued in the future. It will henceforth be conducted by MR, & MRS. FRANCIS HEWITT, And every care will be exercised by J.T., who will keep the Establishment well supplied with FISH OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Of the Best Quality, And Fresh from the Water. OYSTERS BY THE MILLION, Direct from the Fisheries several times a week. a NOTICE. THE undersigned are prepared to LEI, for BUILDING PURPOSES, tb whole of those Valuable Sites between til Post-office and Mechanics'lnstitute, Thau* street. For full particulars, apply to SSO LEES AND MOORE. TO DAIRYMEN AND FARMERS. ryiHE undersigned are prepared to L 0 ON LEASE in FARMS the whole (i the property known as THE CAPE fo' l term of years. For particulars, apply to Ssl LEES AND MOORE SALES BY AUCTION SATURDAY, stii APRIL. At the Swan Hotel Yards. At 2 o'clock. HORSES. HORSES. M AT T H E W II A ? has received instructions to sell ty public auction, at above time and place—--5 Light and Heavy Draught Horse' 1 Splendid Pair of Chestnut? 2 Bay Mares, quiQt in hftrßeaa 1 Bay Pany MATTHEW HAY, 33 Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. • IMPORTANT SALE BY AUCTION OF CLYDESDALE HORSES, CROSS-BRED SHEEP, FAT & STOR® SHEEP, AND FARM IMPLEMENTS, AT 10TARA, NEAR OAMARU, 0K jV TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY 29th and 30th April. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO, (in conjunction with Maclean and Connell and Clowes) are instruct* the New Zealand and Australian pany (Limited) to sell by Public Auction About 50 Splendidly-bred Clydesdale M«e» 50 Splendidly - bred Clydesdale Co and Filliea 5000 Cross-bred Ewes and Wethers 250 Head Cattle—fat and stores 40 Dairy Cows Farm Implements of all kinds, in 8° working order. Further particulars will be future advertisement.