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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 939, 21 April 1879, Page 3

TENDERS OTEPOPO ROAD DISTRICT. will be received by the undcrX signed, till noon of FRIDAY, 25th INST., for the office of SANGER. Particulars of duties can be obtained ■" the School-house. The Bftard does not undertake to accept the lowest or any tenders. ALEXANDER PIRIE, 202 Clerk to Board. PUBLIC NOTiOES OAMA.UU MUTUAL BiCN LT BUILDING *OC!KTY. SHAREHOLDERS in the above Society desirous of WITHDRAWING can do so at a Bonus of £S 9a lOd per Share, being FULL PROFIT to 28th February last. GEORGE SUMPTER, 90 Secretary. NORTH OTAGO PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY. THE above Society is prepared to receive MONEY on debentures in any sams for short or loug periods, at the rate of EIGHT PE CENT, per annum. GEORGE SUMPTER, 557 Secretary. NOTICE TO BUILDERS. ON and after the Ist of APRIL the PRICE OF STON!<\ delivered in ne quarry by the undersigned, will be FIVE-PENCE PER FOOT. ROBERTSON & KELLY, Weston, SOS Cave Valley. A LL ORDERS for Stone from the fol_ lowing quarries now belonging to the OAMARU STONE COMPANY must be left at the Office, Tyne-street : Weston No. 1 Weston No. 2 (late Adamson's) Totara Tree. The price deliver, d on drays at quarries, or in trucks at Oamaru, can be had on ap plication. S4S OTAGO COURSING CLUB. Under the Patronage of His Excellency the Governor. President: B. Menlove, Esq. Vice-Presidents : G. S. Lintott and R. M'Auley, Esqs. Committee : Hon. M. .Holmes, T. Brydone, A. Hedley, T. Y. Duncan, W. J. Steward, C. S. Allen, Geo. M'Lean, W. H. Ronayne, H. Connell, and A Otterson, Esq's. Hon. Treasurer : C. S. Allen, Esq Judge : Mr. C. E. Lloyd. Slipper : Mr. J. Marshall. MAY 13, AND FOLLOWING DAYS. TnE Derby St*ke of £5 os, for Puppies (47 dogs nominated) ; winner to receive £BO ; runner-up, £4O ; third dog, £2O; fourth and fifth dogs, £io each ; six dogs, winners of two courses, £6 each ; and twelve dogs, winners of one course, £3 each.

Nominations, with name description, date of birth, and pedigree of dog, including £1 Is, must be sent to the Secretary on or before WEDNESDAY, 15th JANUARY. Balance of entry money (£4 4s) must be paid to the Secretary on or before 7 p.m. on MONDAY, 12tii MAY. JUNE 24, AND FOLLOWING DAYS. The New Zealand Waterloo Cup, for 64 Dogs (all ages), at £l2 10s each ; winner £2OO and a piece of plate value £SO; runner-up, £IOO ; third and fourth do.;*, £25 each; fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth dogs £ls each ; eight winners two courses, £lO each; 16 winners of one course, £5 each. The Waterloo Purse, for Dogs beaten in the first round of the Cup ; winner, £37 10s; runner-up, £ls ; third and fourth dogs, £7 10s each ; fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth dogs, £5 each ; winfiers of one course, £2 10s each. The Waterloo Plate, for Dogs beaten in the second round of the Cup ; winner, £37 10s; runner-up, £ls; third and fourth dogs, £5 each; fifth, sixth, Beventh, aud eighth dogs, £2 10s each. Nominations, includ ng entrance money, £l2 10s, to be sent to the Secretary not later than 8 p.m. on SATURDAY, 31st MAY. Entries, with full descriptions of dogs, to be sent not later than 7 p.m. on MONDAY, 23rd JUNE. The draw will take place at the Royal Hotel, immediately after the entries are received. JULY 15, AND FOLLOWING DAYS. The President's Cttp, for 32 Dogs (all ages), £5, the bona fide property of members of the Club; winner, a Cup, value 20 guineas, the gift of the President, E. Menlove, Esq., and £SO ; run-ner-up, £3O; third and fourth dogs, £ls each; fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth dogs, £6 each ; eight winners of one course, £3 each. Nominations, including £5 entrance money, to be sent to the Secretary not later than 8 p.m. on MONDAY, 7th JULY. !• ntiies, with full descriptions, pedigrees of dogs, &c.. to he sent not la'.:er than 7 p.m. on ONDAY, 14th JULY. The draw will take place at the llo\al Hotel, immediately after the entries are received. Should any of the above stakes not fill, the prizes will be awarded pro rata. Ten per cent, will be deducted from all winners. W. H. RONAYNE, Hon. Sec. HJ. MOT E, , Poulterer and Fruiterer, ITCHEN-STREET (Three doorß from the Star and Garter), Has the Largest Stock of POULTRY in Towd. Always ready. Receives FRUIT Every Day. Orders executed on the shortest possible notice. DESSERT AND COOKING FRUIT In Great Variety. A Splendid Assortment of KEILLER'R CONFECTIONERY always on hand. 138 GENUINE CLEARING SALE. GORDON begs to intimate that ** in order to make room for extensive consignments from European and Australian Markets he has resolved to • SELL OFF HIS PRESENT STOCK AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. The Stock consist * of Ladies', Gentleman's, and Children's Boots in great variety, and will be sold fully 25 per cent. un.d«-r the usual selling prices, for CASH only. As the sale will terminate THREE WEEKS from the date of this advertise-, ment, an early call is recommended. Note the address— W . GORDON, bootmaker, Tees-street, opposite' the Royal Hotel. Oftmaro, April 15th, 1879. 152