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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 975, 4 June 1879, Page 3

PUBbIG NOTICES OTEPOPO ROAD DISTRICT. ANNUAL ELECTIONS. Notice is hereby given that MEETINGS of qualified Ratepayers in the respective Sub-divisions of the above Road District will held at the times and places undermentioned, for the purpose of electing members in place of those who retire in accordance with the 16th and 19: h Sections of the Otago Roads Ordinance, 1871 Alldat Sub-division— One (1) Vacancy. Nomination at the Schoolhouse, Otepopo, at noon, on THURSDAY, sth JUNE proximo. A. MARSHALL, Returning Officer. Chelsea Sub-division One (1) Vacancy. Nomination at the Schoolhouse, Kakanui, at noon, on THURSDAY, sth JUNE proximo. JAMES MITCHELL, Returning Officer, COPMANHURST SUB-DIVISION —Two (2) Vacancies. Nomination at the School-house, Otepopo, at noon, on THURSDAY, sth JUNE proximo. E. F. DIEHL, Returning Officer. Sydney Sub-division One (1) Vacancy, Nomination at the Schoolhouse, Otepopo,. at noon, on THURSDAY, sth J UN''", p-o mo. T, HENDERSON, Returning Officer. Notice is also given that the POLL, if demanded, will be taken at the abovementioned places on THURSDAY, 12th JUNE, between 10 a.tp, and 4 p.m. ALEXANDER PIRIE, Clerk to Board. Otepoijo, May 30th, 1879. 775 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. J M'S YVEENE Y, Boot and Shoe Maker, (Late of Wanabgck - street,) Has, in consequence of increased business REMOVED To those more commodious and otherwise more suitable premises in THAMES-STREET, (Lately oocupied by Mr C. Harris, Painter.) His new Premises are well stocked with a large and varied assortment of ENGLISH & COLONIAL GOODS, Which will be sold at such prices as should eusure quick returns. The following Cash Pricas of measured goodß have been arranged with the idea of benefiting both seller and buyer i Gentlemen's Klastio Sides in French Calf and Kid ... 25s Ditto, Balmorals ... ... 25s Women's Elastic Sides, in French Calf and Kid. from 22s Gentlemen's Shoes, in French Calf or Kid, ... from 23s Note the Address—Premises Next Door to Mr. Falconer's Seed Waueuo\fse, m Grand art union of pictures, consist ,xg OILPAINTINGS, OLEOGRAPHS, CHROMOS, STEEL ENGRAVINGS, FERNS AND MOSS, Valued at 'Two Hundred Pounds, The whole of which will be disposed of by Ait Union for little more than half their value, namely, 120 MEMBERS a? ONE GUINEAS EACH. These Pictures are now on view at Mr. G. Greenfield's Mart, Tyne-r-treet, and will be drawn for when the list is full. The drawing will be conducted by a committee appointed by the members, on the same principle as the Art Union in London. As there are SIXTY-THREE PRIZES and only 120 members, the drawing will, no doubt, take place shortly. Every member will be advised of the tiifle and place of drawing. - G. GREENFIELD, Treasurer. From whom Tiokets can be obtained. 784 J. L E N N 0 N, FISHMONGER, Establishments : Opposite the Commercial Hotel, and the Premises lately occupied by Mr. Tunnage, Thames • street. TV. J. L., having found it necessary to increase the facilities (or procuring Fr<jsl\ Fish t has P y E - OPENED THE SHQP IN WHICH MR TUNNAGE FOR SOME TIME CARRIED ON BUSINESS AS FISHMONGER, The position of which will be found especially convenient to the public. DAILY ARRIVALS OF EVERY KIND OT FISH IN SEASON, INCLUDING Olf STBR S. 743 W F. KINN EA R, « Laud, Estate and COMMISSION AGENT. Properties for sale in Town and. Country. Prompt attention given to all transactions. Office—Next Grant and Co., A.b>ve Ronayne and Gottrell's, Itchen-street. 633 LOST, at or near the Railway Station yesterday A ROLL of MUSIC.— Aay person kindly giving information concerning the same at the office of thiapaper