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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1281, 15 May 1880, Page 3

LATE advertisements. ST. PAUL'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. AKM VEKSAKY . SERVICES will be heM in the above Church on SABBATH, the 16th INST. tS £ REV. J. PATER SON "Will preach in the forenoon; THE REV. A. B. TODD 1b the evening. COLLECTION In aid of Building Fund. 2>7 f jmm&it.. RNO. 3 BATTALION O.R.V. General davidson win inspect the HAMPDEN COMPANY on SATURDAY EVENING', at 7 o'clock, and the OTEPOPO COMPANY on MONDAY at the same hour. GEORGE SUMPTER, 199 Officer Commanding District. A R T UNION. WATER-COLOR PAINTINGS BY Mrs. F. S. Anstead, Oamarn ; AND Mr. F. Burchell, Christchurch. 120 MEM BEES AT £1 EACH. NINE PRIZES—VALUE £l5O. Prize-takers to (elect according to priority. LIST OF PRIZES. 1. View on the River Otter; South Devon, England 2. Duncannon, on the Dart, Sonth Devon, England 3. Mill Creek, on the Dart, South Devon, Eagland 4. Mont Orgueil Caatle, Jersey 5. Bonne Nuit Harbor, Jersey o. Basket of Flowers 7. Bird's Neat S. Pore Mceraki, Otago, New Zealand 9. Dittisham, on the Dart, Sonth Devon, England. Paintings now on view at the Athenteum Tickets to be obta'ned from P. "WILLIAMS, 209 Secretary. ifisi OAMARU JOCKEY CLUB STEEPLECHASE MEETING, TO BE HELD OS FRIDAY, lIIH JUNE, ISSO. PROGRAMME. Maided Steeplechase of 50 sovb, for horses that have never wen a steeplechase of 25 sov3 or over; entrance, 3 govs ; second hor3e to save his stake; about 2£ miles; weight for age. RiSDiCAP Steeplechase of 100 sov3; nomination, 2 sovs; acceptance, 3 sovs ; about 3 miles. SEixiN-GjSTEEFLrcEASE of 25 sov3 ; winner to be sold for £25 ; about 2 miles; pos' entry, 2 sovs. CojrsotAUOs Stakes of 30 sov3; nomina- _ Nominations for the Handicap will be reeived at the Empire Hotel, Oamarn, np to o'clock on the evening of MAY 22nd; weights to be decla r ed May 27th; acceptonces due June 10th, at S o'clock, np to which time nominations for the Maiden Steeplechase will be received. 216 NOTICE. ANY person found TRESPASSING on the farms of Mesira. Mitchell, Clarke, or Williams, at Cave \ alley, will be PROSECUTED. Oamarn April lOfch ISSO. 593 NOTICE. A NY person found TRESSPASSING in pursuit of game on the New Zealand and Australian Land Co.'a Totara and Ardgowan Estates will be PROSECUTED. JOHN MACPHERSON, jig Manager. KAKANUI BO AD DISTRICT. NOTICE IS H EKE BY GIVEN that it is the intention of the District Roard Boird of Kafeanai to cloae portions of Roadline, as shown on survey map between Sections 50, 52, 53, and 29, 2S, 27, and in Sections 27 and 25, Block X., Oamarn District. In accordance with Section 93 of the Public Works Actj 1876, a plan of the road to be closed, and of those to be opened in ieu thereof, is now open for inspection at the Eoad Board's Offices, Tyne-street, Oamarn, where it can be seen for twelve Weeks from date hereof. ROBERT GARROW, Clerk to Board. Oamarn, 30th April, IS3O. 91 TO MILLERS, BREWERS, AND CAPITALISTS. FOR SALE, the following desirable PROPERTIES in the flourishing Town of Timaru : The recently-erected Belford Steam Flour Mills and Grain Stores, corner of North-street and the Beach, and connected with the Southern Railway by a private siding. The buildings are brick, faithfully erected, and contain three pairs stones (but constructed for six pairs}, driven by IS h.-p. highpressure engine, capable of working up to 30 h.-p. All the most approved milling and dressing appliances, together with every conceivable labor-saving appliance and convenience, have been introduced, ■which only practical men can fully appreciate. Also, The Alton Brewery and Malting Estab liahment, corner of Cross and Brownstreets, capable of brewing 60 hhdper week, with large cellarage accommodation and storage for SOOO bushels malt. For full particulars and terms for either Property apply to W. ZIESLER, Timaru ; Or REID & DUNCANS, jgj Dunedin. WANTED KNOWN —Ladies' Walking Boots from 5s 61; Children's, 3s W; Infanta* la &1.-G. W. Huccbuitb, Colonial Boot Mart.