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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1196, 16 February 1880, Page 3

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS OAMARU HARBOR BOARD. rpHE ORDINARY MEETING of the A Harbor Board ■will be held in the Board Room, Harbor-street, on FRIDAY, 20th FEBRUARY, 18SO, at 11 a-m. T. FORRESTER, 350 Secretary. OAMARU VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE. The n«n»i monthly practice of the above Brigade will be held THIS EVENING, at 7.30. R. HAMILTON, jj3 i Hon. Sec. OAMARU PUBLIC BATHS, n WIMMING MATCHES. TUESDAY. 17xit FEBRUARY, 1880. To commence at 3.30 p.m. Prizes tor M*y. 1. 132yds—1, box tea, 25a; 2, hat, 10s Sd ; 3, shirt, 10s 6d. 2. 99yds—I, clock, 255; 2, pipe, 10a 6d; 3, cake, 7s6<L . 3. 66yd*—I, silver ring, 158 ;2, pair of ■Upper*, 10* 6d ■ 3, travelling cap. 7a 6d. 4. Beat Diver—l, inkstand, 10a (Ed; 2, quarter ton Shag Point coal, 6a GJ. Piuzei fob Boys, Over 14 and under 20 Ye»rs Old. 1. J9yds—l, pair of vase*, lOj GJ ; 2, pair of boot*. 2.66 yd*—l, pair of sleeve links, lOj ;2, lamp, 7*6 d. ... „ „ 3. 33yds—1, value 10a ; 2, value as. Pkizxs fob. Boys, Under 14 Years Old. 1. 99yds—1, parr of boot*, 10a; 2, value 5a 6tL. ' 2. 69^1—1» value 10s ;2, value 5a 6d. 3. 33yd»—1, value 7* ;2, value 3s 6d. 4. Beat diver—l, value sa; % value2a 6d. CONDITIONS: Pour entries for each event nxnst be made to the Secretary before 12 noon on Tuesday. Entrance fee*—Men, 2*6 d; Boys, Is. Admission to the Botha—Ticket-hoi del*, free ; non-ticket-holder*, 6d. w. J. SMITH, 339 Secretary. HUSH FAMINE FUND. SUBSCRIPTIONS to the above will be received by the Treasurer, Mr. W. J. SMITH, Colonial Bonk Buildings. 127 WANTED, by a young man—A SITUATION as Ingineman; other employment acceptable.—Address "J.R.," Mail Office. 342 TO DRESSMAKERS. WANTED, permanently, TWO FIRST-CLASS FINISHERS. Highest Salary given.— Apply D. Toobet. 186 IAS REWARD.—LOST—BUNCH of JLvJ KEYS, two large, twe small, tied on piece of string.—Finder apply Office of this paper. 299 CONSULTATION on the REDCASTLE HANDICAP, to be run at Oamaru on the 17th March. ISSO. 360 SUBSCRIBERS at £l. The prizes will be divided as follow: Ist Horse ""m 2nd do ;; ;;; Startars (divided) 50 No&Starters (dirided) ... 50 £3CO Send Post Office Orders or Registered Latter*. Cheques should be crossed, aud have Is axefcange added. Two postage stamps necessary. CHARLES J. HARRIS, Box 10, or Star and Garter Hotel, 315 Oamaru. WAITAKI COUNTY COUNCIL. "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that -■-* it is proposed to CLOSE portions of ROAD through Section 3, Block S, Sections 2, 12, 33, Block 1, and Section 4, Block all in Maerewheaua Survey District, as colored Green on Map; and to OPEN a NEW ROAD in exchange through Section 3, Block 8, Sections 12, 1, 13, and 33, Blcck 1, and Section 4, Block Maerewhenoa Survey District, aa shown on Map colored Pink. The plans of the proposed alterations now lie open to public inspection at the ofiiee of Waitaki County Council, Oamaru, for twelve consecutive weeks. JAMES MARTIN, 801 County C.'erk. HE R R WE I S (From Leipaic Conaervatorium}, Will Open PIANOFORTE AND SINGING SCHOOL in Oamaru, Should sufficient inducement ofTsr. Term* on application to B. W. HAYES, 20$ Mnsfc-seller, Itcften-at. ~ NOTICE OF REMOVAL. WM * B R I D « TOBACCONIST, Begs to intimate to his Customers, and the public generally, that owing to the late fire in Thames-street, he has REMOVED to those premises next door to C. Caibx?, Bootmaker. He at the same time thanks those who so iinilly helped to save Ms stock. 234 NOTICE— M. TAYLOR has just recaivad a beautiful assortment of fcabfei> r and Bath SPONGES, from 6d each. SALES BY AUCTION TO-MORROW. TUESDAY, 17th FEBRUARY. At 12 o'clock. On the Premises, Otepopo. OfcORGE GREENFIELD Baa received nutrcctioris to sell by public auction, at above time and place— Freehold Section 10, Block 4, on which ia erected 2 Shops with Dwelling House?, Stables ; Orchard ; situated in the main street of Otepopo. Terms easy, at sale. Also, at the same time and place, •"'lotf Household Furniture and Effects 1 'Staunch Heavy Draught Horse,i j ears old, unbroken. Alao, at the same time and place, instructed j by Inspector Thomson, j The Goods and Effeata in the Intestate 4 . Estate of Matthew Andrews, de- - otxiaisting of Tools, Wear- j ing Apparel, ke, r> " O. GkßfeN^ffiCD, 303