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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1104, 1 November 1879, Page 2

M LATE ADVERTISEMENTS" WESLEY CHURCPL * Sermons -win be preached i n «, abovo Church TO-MORROW bv tv>° REV. HENRY DEWS BURY. J NOTICE. R. F. J. JEFFREYS will PRKACII in iTX the Volunteer Flail (God willing Tn MORROW EVENING, at half-past s jj o'clock. Subject : " Dream, and the Coming Kingdom of the Lord Jesus Christ." Meeting for Worship in the same place at 11 a.m. Sunday School at a quarter to three also, Bible Class for young persons. 3)j jgVANGELISTIC MEETINGS TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) EVENING. IN TUB NEW TEES-STREET HALL, At 8 o'clock. 3jj OTEPOPO RIFLES. \ COMPETITION (Handicap) will tat, place on the Company's Range MONDAY, 10rn INST., open to members of No. 3 Battalion. Shooting to comment at 9 o'clock. 3.55 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. AMBERLEY TO BLUFF. CHRISTCHURCH SPRING RACE MEETING AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S SHOW, /"ORDINARY SINGLE-FARE TICKET, will be issued from all Stations I Obristchurch on NOVEMBER Sth, 1011th, 12th, 13th and 14th, available RETURN journey up to WEDNESDAY, 19th NOVEMBER. WM. CONYERS, Commissioner of Railways, Commissioner's Office, Christeliurch, 25th Oct., 1879. 351 KAKANUI ROAD BOARD. VALUATION OF DISTRICT. Applications from Qualified PcwJ for COMPILING the VALUATION ROLL for the year 1880-Sl will be receive.il at the Board's Ollice, Tyne-street, till nol on WEDNESDAY, sth NOVBM BER neiij where particulars as to duties, &c., can t> ascertained. ROBERT GARROW, Clerk to Buard | Oamaru, 30th October, 1879. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. AMBERLEY TO BLUFF & BRANCHES PRINCE OF WALES' BIRTIIDAY.I /"ORDINARY SINGLE-FARE TICK! will be issued from all StatioustJ Stations on Sth and 10th NOVEMffj available for RETURN up to and iuchij TUESDAY, 11th NOVEMBER, 1879, WM. CONYERS, Commissioner of Rail\vaji.| Commissioner's Office, Christeliurch, 29th October, 1579,! Tenders wanted—For eiiecti! about 30 Chains of 7-wiro FENCIS'I posts to be bored.—Tenders receivelj till noon on TUESDAY, 4th INST-| Meek, Spring Hill. WANTED KNOWN—ROOM forffl GENTLEMEN, at Mks. A. JIJ ton's, Ore-street, Oamaru. WANTED KNOWN—LOST,STOLf or STRAYED, from W| Township 1 Dark Bay Marc Hi® branded like R, with white star on» head.— 10a reward will be k'i™ nerson returning same to Mil, TiiO>| Windsor. FOUND, in Severn-street, A SATCflfl —Owner can have same on l'|ll expenses.—Apply T. J. Bontino, keeper, Ure-street. FOUND— A PURSE, containing; —Apply Mrs. J. J. Ham, IWj street. SHOULD THIS MEET THE EYE I CHAS. STEBBINGS, who camij to Dunedin in the Ship Sussex, i Q 1873, he is requested to communicate' Mrs. Jas. Cooper, who is now li™Sl Oamaru.—Address Mail Office, Oanw 1 ! gTEAM TO DUNEDIN J> lßE | MAORI, on TUESDAY, 4th INST. BEAUTIFUL STAR, on WEDNKDj sth INST. BEAUTIFUL STAR, on INST. For freight, &c., apply to H. AITKEN, 363 UNION STEAM SHIP COMPAQ NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED), The Steamers of the above Conj will sail from Port Chalmef the month of NOVEMBER as und« FOR LYTTELTON AND —Taiaroa, 3rd; Tararua, mahana, 6'th; Wanaka, 7t > ton, 9th; Arawata, 11th; J Pith ; Penguin, 14th ; ' ;I Ringarooma, 19th; *,, h All Rotorua, 22nd; Taiaroa, 24th, 1 26th ; Wanaka, 28th. FOR NAPIER, POVERTY BAY. Ro LAND AND TAURAN'A hana, 6th ; Wanaka, 7«> > 14th ; Hawea, 21st; R° torU ' Wanaka, 2Sth. _ FOR SYDNEY—Rotomah ana, 6 > tipu, 12th; Rotorua, -f' . FOR MELBOURNE, ' Arawata, 21st. FOR MELBOURNE, via Tararua, 13th ; Ringaroonw, J N.B. —Passengers booked J the above-named ports ; a? . 0 Orient Line, through to an" All particulars can be obtai® 6 cation to Agent, Union S.S<