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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2306, 7 August 1880, Page 3

IPiiblic Notice:* r - IN BANKRUPTCY. IN the matter of John V> ilm'-'J h r.BB n debtor. I hereby call a general meeting of Creditors to bo held in the District Court House Timaru on Monday the !Hh day of August 1880 at 11.80 a.in. in the forenoon. AY. E. WIHTCOMBE, Creditors 1 Trustee. TT TAN TED KNOWN—Wood <fe Smith V\ Shepherd’s Buildings, have the cheapest and best value in Men’s, Youth’s, and Boy’s Clothing. LEVELS HOAD BOARD. TO CONTRACTORS TENDERS arc invited for— Contracts— No, 21—Metalling Stcrndalc valley Road No. 22 Shingling Landsborough’s Road No. 28—Grading Jfills and Lengthening Culvert, College Hoad No. 21—Shingling Levels Valley Road. Spceilications maybe scon at the Road Board Oflice, Timaru, where tenders must ho left not later than Ip.m. on MONDAY, the 9th August. WM, T. BARNETT, Clerk to Board, Aiuusomottis rjl II E A T R E li 0 r A L Glorious success of THE BYRON 1C COMEDY COMPANY, AX 11 MISS CLARA STEPHENSON, ■ Everybody thoroughly Pleased and Delighted. Grand Change of Programme for TJIIS EVENING, SATURDAY, AUG 7, When will he produced on a scale of magnificence never before seen in limam, tire (Rand Sensational Drama, in a Prologue and four Acts, by Dion Loucicault, entitled .JANET PRIDE ; Ou, TUB FOUNDLING. Janet Pride (the Mother and the Foundling) Miss Ci.aiia Stki’hkxsox. New and Magnificent Scenery and Streets. Thrilling Incidents and Splendid Situations. Notk. —This Diama lias been produced under the auspices and in 11 re presence of most of the Temperance Bodies of the World, thereby pror ing that it is a highly moral and approved drama. Dress Circle, Is ; Stalls, 2s (id ; Bit, Is. Box Ollico at Amos's. Monday —“ IN U)NV’ SIMP TAB NOTICE. f jIOR the convenience of Business People, i * Families and others, the .Management have decided to issue SEASON TICKETS, for the Six Nights, at a reduced charge as follows : For six Dress Circle tickets •• 21s Six Stall tickets .. .. .. 12s (id available any night of the Season. Tickets may lie obtained at Amos Box Office. GrO'\ r ei*iisS-iCSS.L Notices. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TEN I THIS. TENDERS will he received at Hie Station Master's Oflice, Timaru, up till noon on Wednesday, August 11, 1880 for the supply of HEAVY STONE at Whale’s Creek Viaduct. Spceilications and Conditions may he seen at the Station Master’s oflice, Timaru. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. (Signed) J. HENRY BOW, Engineer for Constructed Railways. Oflice of the Engineer for Constructed Railways, Dunedin, August 2, 1880. v - ii - LAND DISTRICT OF CANTERBURY.

AT 0T IU E is hereby Given that a iA SALE ]>Y AUCTION Of Crown Lands known as the OLD RAILWAY EESEEVES, In the Ashburton and Rangitata Districts will lie held at THE TOWN HALL. ASH IUJ ETON, ox TUESDAY, AUGUST '2lth, At 11 o’clock. LANDS to he SOLI) lor Immediate Payments in Lots from 100 to 000 acres. Reserve 5550 —Retween the River Hinds and ,a road about three miles south-west of Tinwald ; 15 lots ; upset price, £2 to £1 per acre. Reserve 850— lictwccn the Rivers Hinds and Rangitata: ‘2O lots; upset price, £‘2 to £0 per acre. Reserves 1071 and Kiso On the north bank of the Rangitata, adjoining the South Road; 7 lots; upset price, £‘2 per acre. Reserve 55 ID—Dotween the Rivers Rangitata. and the Oraii; 0 lots; same upset price. Reserve 850—-Opposite the Recreation ground, Tinwald, Lot 1; ‘2O acres ; upset price, £5 per acre. Rural Section 81171!—Near Longbeach ; estimated 15 acres ; upset price, £5 per acre. LANDS within the same Reserves, to be SOLD on DETERRED PAYMENTS, in lots of similar area. Purchase money payable by Instalments extending over ten years without interest. Reserve 850 —12 lots ; upset price, £2 10s to £1 per acre. Reserve 850—17 lots ; upset price, £2 10s to £ 1 per acre. Reserves 1871 and l(is0 —5 lots ; upset price, £2 10s per acre. Reserve sM'.»—o lots; upset price, £2 10s per acre. Reserve 850 —Adjoining Recreation ground, Tindwald, Lot *1; 10 acres; upset price, £7 10s per acre. Plans may be seen at the Survey Olliccs, Christchurch and Timaru, and the Railway Stations at Ashburton, Hinds, and Orari. JOHN MARSHMAN, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Land Ollicc, Christchurch, July 10, 1880.