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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1319, 6 November 1880, Page 3

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS A M E R A OBSCURA. The proprietor begs to notify that the above optical wonder ■will be ready for public exhi' ition daring the ensuing week ia Oamarn ; that the lovers of art and the genuine beauties of nature will be submitted to public opinion. The-old, the young: the learned and the dunce, will all enjoy an opportunity of judging and admiring animated nature. The living and moving objects in the streets, harbor, and surroundiog localities, will all be within the Pavilion about to be erected adjoining the Council Chambers, Thames-street, for which pnrpose kindly permission has beeu granted by His "Worship the Mayor. Further particulars in next issue of this publication. 820 QIT. LUKE'S CHURCH BAZAAR. The following members of the Ladies' Committee will thankfully receive Contributions in work done for the above, viz. : Mesdames J. Booth, Filleul, Gifford, lies, Ottewon, Roberts, Robinson, Sumpter, Thompson, and "William 3. Contributions of Farmers' Produce and other donations suitable for the Gift Auction will be received at the stores of Mf ssra. J. Rooth and G. Sumpter, on or before the 17th inst. 795

NORTH OTA GO AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. THE SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL SHOW will be held cn the Grounds of the Association, Oamaru, Otago, New Zealand, on THURSDAY, ISth, and FRIDAY, 19th, NOVEMBER, IS3O. when PIECES OF PLATE, GOLD, SILVER, AND BRONZE MEDALS, Will he offered for Competition. ALL ENTRIES CLOSE POSITIVELY ON THURSDAY, FOURTH NOVEMBER. Detailed Programmes and fnll particulars to be obtained from J. CHURCH, 504 Secietary. NORTH OTAGO BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. rpHE ANNUAL MEETING of this Society will be held in the Auction Mart of Mr. George Greenfield, Thamesstreet, Oamaru, on MONDAY, NOVEMBER Sth, ISSO, at S o'clock in the evening. Bu-iness—To receive the Annual Report and Balance Sheet, and to elect a Committee of Management for the year ending September 30th, ISSI, Servants' Home, and other business. JOHN HARDY, 721 Secretary.

rHE ANNUAL BALL OP THE I BATTERY N.Z.O. ARTILLERY WILL BE HELD I -T THE VOLUNTEER HALL, TUESDAY, 9rn NOVEMBER, ISSO, (Prince cf Wales' Birthday.) Tickets, to admit T ady and Gentleman, os ; may be obtained from the officers ai d non-commissioned officers of the Battery. 78S FOR LONI'ON DIRECT. THE A 1 BRIG- HEDWIG G. Kjeff, Captain, To leave about 10th Instant. For freight cr pissage, apply to Sl2 GEORGE SUMFTER. S.S. GRAFT OM will leave Oamarn (via Timaru) fop Lyttclton, Wellington, Nelson, and West Coast Port?, on MONDAY, the Bth Nov., st 6 o'clock. For freight and pas-age, apply to P. CUNNINGHAM & CO., 771 Harbor-street. MR. EDWARD A. GIFFORD'3 CECOND ANNUAL ART UNION. 100 MEMBERS AT £1 E kCEL PRIZES: Oamaru Breakwater and Bay Tropical Sunset Florence from the Arno Mount Cosmo3, Lake Wakatipu Entrance to Milford Souad Like Manapori These Paintings are now on view at the Atheftsam. Tickets to be had on applicat'on to either of the hon. Secretaries. ALEX. KERR, ) Hon. A. S. OTTERSON, ( Secretaries. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. DEESON BROTHERS, BOOTMAKER?, Beg to notify to their old customers and the public that they have REMOVED TO THOSE PREMISES RECENTLY OCCUPIED BY MR. G. W. DRAPER, In Thames-street, And hope by strict attention to business to merit a continuance of the public favor. Note the Address— ANDERSON BROTHERS, BIOTjrAKERS, THAMES-STREET. 814 FOR SALE AND TO LET F E. AN ECONOMICAL 4-HORSE-POWER STEAM ENGINE, which is now being used to print the Mail. It consists of upright boiler with engine attached, and occupies a space about 3 feet square. It is almost new, and is only being disposed of to make room for a water engine. Particulars as to price, Ac , may be obtained on application to Mail Office. TO LET—BAKEHOUSE and Oven. —Apply at once, Ricuabd Leigh, Auctioneer. 994 TO LET—TWO FRONT ROOMS in Exestrect, rent 6a per week. Apply Mail Office. 746 TO LET Seven-roomed HOUSE in Bibble-Btreet. Apply to Connell and Clowes. 314 PIVE-ROOMED HOUSE TO LET, at Meadow Bank. Apply W. WILLIAMSON, care of W. Ftuor and Co, 604