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Tuapeka Times, Volume I, Issue 22, 11 July 1868, Page 2

NOTICE. A LECTURE on "TOTAL ABSTINENCE" will be deEvered in the Schoolhouse, Lawrence, •on FRIDAY, 17th JULY, by the Rev. D. M'Nicoll. Several gentlemen are expected to address the meeting after the Lecture, and various pieces of music will be sung during the evening. A Committee will also be formed for the purpose' of initiating a Total Abstinence Society in Lawrence. Doors open at seven o'clock, Lecture to commence at half -past seven ADMISSION. FREE, And no Collection ! TUAPEKA HOSPITAL. A GENERAL MEETING of the SubA acribers to the Tuapeka Goldfields Hospital, will be held at the Schoolhouse, Lawrence, on TUESDAY, 14th instant, %t half -past eight p.m., to receive the Yearly Balance Sheet, and transact any other business that may be brought forward. The Committee of Management, are requested to be in attendance at eight p.m., precisely. H, C. RICHARDS, Secretary. MUNICIPAL RESERVES. PUBLIC NOTICE. TTTHEREAS representation having been YV made to me that many of the Freeholders of Lawrence are desirous of exchanging some of the Municipal reserves, the same interfering with the public interest, parties so desiring had better communicate with the undersigned on or before Thursday, the 16th day of July. HORACE BASTINGS, Mayor, Council Chambers, Lawrence, 10th July, 1868. PUBLIC NOTICE. MUNICIPALITY OF LAWRENCE. ELECTION OF MAYOR. HHHE Nomination of Candidates for the JL office of Mayor, will take place- at the Council Chambers, on SATURDAY, the 11th day of July, at noon. HORACE BASTINGS, Mayor. Council Chambcra, Lawrence, July 3rd, 1868. PUBLIC NOTICE. MUNICIPALITY OF LAWRENCE. NO Citizen shall be entitled to Vote at any Election of Mayor, Councillors, or Auditors, until he shall have paid all Rates which shall have been declared six months previouß. WM. HAVES, Town Clerk. PHOENIX WATER RACE COMPANY. T)ARTIES who are indebted to this Company for Water, atfe requested to pay the undersigned on or before MONDAY, 20th JULY, otherwise legal proceedings will be taken for recovery. WM. GOLDSMITH, Manager. THURSDAY, 16th JULY, At 12 o'clock. At Lovell's Flat. DAIRY CATTLE, • ■ HORSES, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &c., &c., &c, BY PUBLIC AUCTION. DRIVER, MACLEAN, AND CO. have xeceived instructions from George Cameron, Esq. , to sell by public anction, at his farm, Lovell's Flat, on Thursday, 16th July instant, at 12 o'clock noon, QA First-class Dairy Cows, with /yJ\J calves at foot, or springing Q A Young Heifers, well bred and /£\J quiet OA Do. Steers, do. do. p Plough Horses Q Useful Hacks /» Useful Young Horsei Also, Agricultural Implements and Farming Plant Consisting of — Ploughs, Harrows, Roller, Drays, Carts, Harness, &c, &c, &c. Mr. Cameron's stock, &c, is so well known that comment is quite unnecessary. The Auctioneers would, therefore, merely state (by direction of Mr. Cameron) that he has determined upon relinquishing farming, and intends stocking his property with sheep. The whole of the above will therefore be sold without reserve. TERMS LIBERAL. DRIVER, MACLEAN, and CO., High-street,