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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1074, 29 September 1879, Page 2

.ATE ADVERTISEMENTS THKY AUK OOMIXfJ ! W H O ? w n v m H E 11 E \Y E T T s Wonders of the Ago. - 1 \ Grand Fashionable and Opening Night, THURSDAY, 2ND OCTOBER. Unbounded Success at Christchurch, Ashburton, and Timaru. Pead Opinions of the Press. Front Se»t3, 3a ; Middle, 2s ; Back, la. 42 Y. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. (Timaru aud Oamaru District.) WAIT4KI JOCKEY CLUB MEETING AT DUNTROON, ON 2ND AND 3RD OCTOBER.g Q INGLE TICKETS issued at Oaman, and stations on Duntroon branch, f or Duntroon, on Ist, 2nd, and 3rd OCTOBER, will be availablo for return up to audio, eluding 4th OCTOBE R. W. M. HANNAY, Traffic Manager, Traffic Manager's Office, Oamaru, 22nd Sept., 1579. 95: SHEEP DOG TRIAL, To be held at Duntroon, ON WEDNESDAY, IST OCT., 1879. .TUiinES : Messrs. 11. Lintc, T. M 'Donald, and A. M'Donald. COMMITTEE : Hon. R. Campbell, President. Mr. John Borton, Vice-President. Mr. J. Nicolls Mr. L. E. Macp'lietsoj ~ H. Stoddart ~ R. R. Orr ~ Wm. Sutherland ~ A. M'Phail ~ R. Odbert ~ A. H. Chapman ~ J. M'P. Miller ~ T. Middleton ~J. Macpherson ~ —Jameson ~ M. M'Kcllar ~ Wra, Gardiner ~ D. Sutherland ~ A. M'Master „ Riddell „ —Hecla. Aceii DO<IK. First Prize—Ll2 Second Prize—L7 Third Prize—L3. YOUNG DOCS. First Prize—L6 Second Prize—L4 Third Prize—L2. Tiie Classes are—Dogs of any age, Doj aged IS months and under. The decision of the Judges to be in all cases final. The Rules, as also number of points, &c, have already been advertised in thO jjNori Otago Times and Oamaru Mail. < The Trial will commence at 10 o'clocku the morning, sharp. E. C. SMITH, 45 Hon. Secretary, WANTED BOA LID & LODGINGS, by two single gentlemen, in private family ; state terms.—Address " J.L.U.," Office of this pa:>er. A PARTNER WANTED for a l JIJL paying business ; capital required about L-->bo.—Enquire W. F. KINNKAII, or J. Ciiunoir, Tyne-street. 40

NOTICE. HpENDERS WANTED by the Hampdffl 8- Road Board for GRAVELLING», portion of Kartigi Road. Specifications t be seen at the store of Messrs. Duubar arSon, Hampden. Tenders to be lodged with the Chair" 110 on or before TUESDAY, 30th INST. The lowest or any tender not necessarily ccepted. ALEXANDER YOUNG, Clerk to Board. Hampden, S'Ofch Sept., 1579. ® THURSDAY, 2nd OCTOBER. At 2 p.m. sharp. On the Premises, Thames-street. George Greenfield has received instructions fr° m Mr. F. E. Cook, who is relinquishing the Furniture Business, to sell by public auction, at the above time and plaae—The remainder of his STOCK-IN-TRADE, Consisting of— Easy Chairs, Chests of Drawers, Chiffoniers, Mattresses anl Falliasses, Tables, Sofas, Cane and Wood Seat Chairs, Looking-gla flaeß ' Towel-horses, Work Timber, Roofing Iron, Turnery, &c. G. GREENTFIELD, Auctioneer* on Friday night—Ladies' Curly HEAD-DRESS. Finder please return to M. Taylor, Hair Dresser, Thamesf * street. ESTATE OP J. T. EVANS AND CO, A LI. ACCOUNTS DUE to the aboi* Estate must be PAID at the offij of the undersigned ou or before the 16' OCTOBER next, or they will be sued ° r without further notice. JOHN LEMON, Trustfl 6 *^ Oamaru, 29th Sept., 1879. ESTATE OF J. T. EVANS. A LL CLAIMS AGAINST the A E .tats mut bo proven, on or before the 15th next, or they will not be recognised. JOHN LEMON, Traste 6, 43