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late advertisements corporation of oamaru. IS HEREBY GIVEN that al IN RENTS and RATES for the Year 2979, not paid on or before 10th Jane, 1880, be SUED FOR -without farther notice. E. W. ROXBY, Town Clerk. Jane 3rd, IBSO. TfcUNICIPAL COUNCIL. NOTICE. RATEPAYERS are reminded of the necessity- for making immediate PAYMENT of all RATES dne to the Corporation. Failing payment on or before tie 15th INSTANT, ratepayers then in default wOl be excluded from the Citizens* BdL E. W. ROXBY, Town Clerk. Jane Ist, 1880. 432 ELECTION NOTICE. NEW COMMITTEE ROOMS. ifE. JONES' COMMITTEE are requested to MEET at EMSLIE'S HEW STONE BUILDINGS, next the Globe Hotel, THIS EVENING, at S o'clock. By order of the Chairman. W. F KJNNEAK, Hon. Sec. ■jlf-B. REID'S COMMITTEE MEETS every TUESDAY and FRIDAY it the Criterion Hotel, at 8 o'clock p.m. A. R T UNION WATER-COLOR PAINTINGS BY Mrs. F. S. Anstead, Oamaru ; ASD Mr. F. Burchsll, Christchnrch. 120 MEMBERS AT £1 EACH. SINE PRIZES—VALUE £l5O. Prize-takers to select according to priority. XJ3T OF FRIZES. 1. View on the River Otter, South Devon, England # Duncannon, on the Cart, South Devon, England 3. Mill Creek, on the Dart, South Devon, England 4. Mont Orgueil Castle, Jersey 5. Bonne Nuit Harbor, Jersey 0. Basket of Flowers 1. Bird's Nest 8. Por: Mceraki, Otago, New Zealand Dittisham, on the Dart, South Devon, England. Paintings now on view at the Athensum. Tickets to be obta'ned from > P. VTILLIAMS, 109 * Secretary. TEANERAKI HOTEL, TEAUERAKI. JOHN PLANK, (Late of Oamaru,) Hiving taken the above well-known Hotel, lately occupied by Mrs. Mackenzie, trusts that by civility and attention, coupled with the fact that he keeps THE BEST OF TABLES And supplies Wines, Beers, and Spirits, of UNDENIABLE BRANDS, Ha may obtain the patronage of the general public as well as that of his old friends. JOHN PLANK, 465 PROPRIETOR. DECLARATION of War between England and Russia, and immediate advance of a few millions of the enemy's soldiers on the Australian Colonies. Prince Soupaickoff, with an army of 500,000 men (mote or less), has been ordered to sail for Jfew Zealand (on rafts.) General Tinpotsky, with 50,000 men, has been detached, _ with imperative instructions, to pay particular attention to this portion of the colony, a3 the Czar's Generals are advised that it is from this quarter the most desperate defence may fee expected, in consequence of the well-tried prowess of our local forces, whose warliketame has long since reached Russia's distant Bhorea. Tinpotsky'a corps, when landed, will, by forced marches, rapidly advance on tiie left half-centre (in some if not many or all directions, which is much more likely tiuu otherwise). The imminence of the danger will, therefore, be readily understoo-1, and that our Government fully realise the gravity of affairs from their having at once ordered every man (to a boy) under arms, wen every cadet under ten years of age, capable of being borne in arms, must be ready for the trumpet's blast (unless able to produce a medical certificate that he is suffering from a measle). 120 rounds of grape shot are to be issued to every citizen, m our Dunedin, Oamaru, and Otepopo Volunteers, irrespective of age, sex, political or religious persuasion;* have taken the oath, (hot, with sugar in it) that at their country'a call they are ready to lay down fte Uvea (of everyone of' their wives, or intended wives' relations) beforethey will allow the Muscovite to seize a bushel of oats or a ingle ticket in Hay's Art Union (unless paid for at current prices). Our cadets, it has 'teen decided, shall be armed to the teeth *ith three rounds of (blank) cartridge, and pouches full of (sugar) bolls. All honor to Wf yoang braves. .Doubtless the enemy *Ol advance by a series of retrograde movements from the right, left, centre, and other iwuks, and may therefore be expected to our shores about Christmas, but lone that time Hay's Art Union Prizes will fay* been drawn, distributed, and placed in Wy from the enemy. The drawing for JjJ 2 ?> will take place June 21st, at 8 p.m., i'hamea-atreet, Oamaru. Country agents P'eaae accept tkS notice —That all returns m be sent ifi by the 18th inst. at latest. ~ e gfect of tb - 's will necessitate the postponetat of the Prize Drawing, and entail on me loss, and on the public disappointment and inconvenience. W. E. HAY. E. IN BANKRUPTCY. k&a matter of." The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and of the Acts amend. % same, and of th* Bankruptcy of David BULST, of Oimaru, Stonemason, a debtor. 'pBlS 13 XO NOTIFY that at the adjourned first meeting of Creditors of «atd David Boiat, held at the Court*aa<e> Oamaru, on Tuesday, the Ist day of J ®w, 1880, GEORGE GREENFILD, of ® aQUra > Auctioneer, was appointed Trustee tile Estate of the said David Buist; frrther, that the said George Greenfield faly declared his acceptance of the D «ted this 2nd day of June, 1880. J. L. TAIT, Deputy Clerk of the "District Court of, Timara mcl Oamaru. '■ P&feICHKR, for the debtor, 464 3