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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1028, 6 August 1879, Page 3

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS ODD-FEXIOWS" BALI, OAMARU. THURSDAY, Tvn AUOU3T, At 8 p.mGRAND PIANO RECITAL OITSW ST M ADLIB. OLGA Dtr R O I N. TUB GREAT RUSSIAN PIANISTK, (Of Moscow,) Who will appear in her Splend it National Con rt tires*. friers of Ai!mission—4s, 3«, ?s. 4t3 r.'xc.x. GOLDEN AGE LODGE, WESTON. A PUBLIC ENTKRTAINMKNT, in connection with the above Lodg-, •will be held in the ifchoothous, Cavr Valley, w THURSDAY NEXT, the 7th oi AUGUST, at 7.."." p.m. I.arfieS and gentlemen of the Order from •Oamaru, Teaneraki, Ac., will assist. No charge for a Imission. MOERAtCI SCHOOL CONCERT. THE ANNUAL C >NCFRT in aid of the Funds of the above School witl be hold ia the Mechanics' Hall, Hampden, on FRIDAY, Bth AUGUST, 1879. Admission—2s (id ; Children half-prico. To commence at 3 o'clock. 2ft TO THE ELECTORS OF WAITAKJ. IT will soon bo your privilege to select two Members to serve you in Parliament ■or serve themsetves. Yoa were fortunate in your selection of your present members. But thtur attempts to serve you have been stultified by the actiors •of those who seek t» serve themselves and their friends. Liberalism has nut yet had a fair trial. R;so!ve to vote only for those who you aro assured will not betray your continence by array irg themselves against you and all e(|nit,bl. government. £*i'ol it by the experience of other constituencies, and refuse to countenance candidates whose interests are not identical with yours, although they may try to persuade you that they are. Tie tirr.e has arrived when you should, for your own sake and that of year children, exhib t political life, and, turning a deaf car to the sophistical utterances of sclt-interosird politicians and their adherents, vote on the aide of universal prosr.-ns, and not persma! gain. M AE R EVV EE Kft UA E' LOITG El EN 11 it A T C EE. FIU/GRAMME Tho Match will take place on BEFTE.M F'> F K THE 5-rit, ta7l>. Cl\.;A A. Double-Furrows—ojcnti r.II comers. Ist Prize es 0 I) 2nd ~ 7 (i 0 3rd ~ ... ... (i 0 0 4th „ r. 0 »> Bth 4 o <> 6th „ 3 0 0 Ct.»s4 F>, Doubte-Furrjws—open to non-prize-takers ctily. tat Prize ... ... 0 O 2nd ~ 7 I) 0 .'3rd K 0 (V <lth ~ 5 0 «> r.f.h 4 0 0 II :h „ " 0 0 RCi.r-x In each Cla.is there shall be 10 c. nn titers, or r.o tisli Priz■; ; i>, or r.o -*th ; 7. or no 4th. Assistance shall bo given at first and l:v<* rounds only. Furrows to be not ley 3 that Gin deep. Only c'reular coulters shall be allow. <t. Entry for non-members, Ills. W. OARDrNEi;, 44* Ffnn. S' 1 * R. >5? 7 if IN" BANKRUPTCY. In the District Court of Timaru ar.d 0a,.".: hidden at Oamaru. I'l the matter of " The Debtors and Cre ii tors Aet, lS7i;," and " The Debtors au 1 Creditors Act Amendment A -t. tsTS.' and of tho bankruptcy of .JOHN" PHILIP MASON, of k'uro-.v, in thCounty of Waitakt, Hotelkecper. ; Debtor. This ts to notify that jo fin PFfIE.IP < f Km-. W, in the Cowntv of Waitaki, Hotelkeeper, ha* tinday FILED a Statement that ho ia nr.abb to meet his engagements with his Creditt ; -. Tho First Meeting of Creditors to !>.; 1.e1.i at the Courthouse, Oamaru, on WEDNKSDAY, the TEI IRT !■: E N'T EI day of AI'GUS r. 1370, at two o'clock in the aft'moon. Dated this lifth day of August, 137!). W. C. FILLEUL. Clerk of the Cmrt. J. O'MEAUffKR, Solicitor for the Debtor. 1, 4» J US T AR r: IV E D, Fer Thomas Stephens. IATHOLIC HYMN EUX)K>, PRAY El: BOOKS AND BIBLES, Also, Historical and other works. J . CA<rN EY. 32 SALES BY AUCTiOM UNDER BILL OF SALE. PKTER UUSM-H.L to JAM Ki MARK HAM. FRIDAY, S tc AUGUST. On the premises, Conuet-street. At Noon. c \ H. M A U D F. has received instrnctions to sell by public auction, at above time r.nd placj HOU*EE£OLD FURNITUUE. &c.. Consisting of Tabl«s, Chairs, Sofa, Bedsteads. Bedding, Chests Drawers, Carpets, &x\, &c. A. K. MAUDS, 43t Aoctionecr.