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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 106, 19 February 1870, Page 4

"TAWRENCE CHURCH- OF ENGLAND. STIPEND EUND. Statement from Febbxtaet, 1868, to Januajbt, 1870. J3r, £ s. d. Cr. £ s. d. To balance from Mr. Mears ... 7 5 6 By Clergyman's salary ...29117 6 „ Lawrence Stipend Collectns. 139 5 6,, Collections refunded to „ Wetherstones do. do. 31 3 6 Clergymen ... ... 24 8 6 „ Lawrence Collectns. at door 93 9 2 „ Bank interest ... ... 11 19 1 „ Blue Spur do, 7 4 0 „ Incidental expenses, music, „ Sundry Collections ... 23 710 advertising, &c. ... 69 5 1 „ Mr. Stratford's lecture ... 7 3 0 „ Building Fund ... ... 414 0 „ Bill due 23rd March ... 90 0 0 „ Balance at Cr. Bank of „ Balance due Treasurer ... 4 4 8 " New South Wales .... 019 0 £403 3 2 £403 3 2 The above statement is made out in accordance with the Treasurer's Books, and information received from him. ALEX. ARMSTRONG ) Anditora C. R. TWIGGE J Auditors. Lawrence, 15th February, 1870. BUILDING- ACCOUNT. Statement fbom Eebetjast, 1868, to January, 1870. Dr. £ s. d. Cr. £ s. d. To Rev. Mr Simmonds' lecture 12 5 0 By W. Mears, acct. building 690 15 0 „ Major Richardson's do. 10 7 6 „ Mr. Morton, land for par- ,, Soirees and concerts ... 54 1 0 sonage 20. 0 0 „ Bazaar 239 9 6,, Law expenses 5 17 0 „ Rev. Mr. Martin, Dunedin, „ Whittit, pitching gutters 70 0 Toko. & Teviot Collects. 135 12 4 „ Bailey, labour for washhouse 515 0 „ J. F, Herbert sundry sub- „ J. M'CoII, timber andiron 11 14 0 scriptions 146 12 6 „ Parker, repairing harmonium 2 0 0 „ Edward Herbert do. 65 12 0 „ Insurance of parsonage ... 2 6 0 „F. Meyer do. 64 0 0 „ Roberts, ploughing section 210 0 „ C. W. Adams do. 25 18 0 „ Mills, Fencing section ... 25 10 0 „ Thos. Johnston do, 15 6 6 „ Expenses re bazaar, &c. ... 819 6 „H. J. Martin do. 13 1 0 „ Ironmongery for parsonage 12 13 6 „ Geo. Bailey do. 12 19 0 „ Advertising, &c 22 8 6 „ Thompson, Blue Spur do., 818 0 „ Bank interest 6 5 0 „ Sundry subscriptions ... 15 6 0 „ Incidentals 0 7 6 „ Balance due Stipend F'md 414 0 „ Balance at Cr. Bank of New South Wales ... 0 0 4 £824 1 4 £824 1 4 " s The above statement is made out in accordance with the Treasurer's Books, and information received from him. ALEX. ARMSTRONG ) A „, C. R. TWIGGE J Auditors. Lawrence, loth February, 1870.

PLUE MOUNTAIN HOTEL, \J Junction of Tapanui Short Track and Teyiot Roads. GEORGE ROGERS, Proprietor. The Proprietor begs to announce that he has opened the above Hotel, and is now prepai'ei to offas— cvoi-y a^oomtnoclalion fortravellers. Good Bedroom?: First-class stabling. mHOMAS lIARKER, THOMAS FARRER, (LATE AUSTIN BARKER), FIRST-CLASS CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, AND WORKING JEWELLER, PEEL-STREET, LAWRENCE. Your Watch will be made to keep excellent time if left for three days at THOMIS FARRER'S, PEEL-STREET, LAWRENCE, TUAPEKA. Punctuality.guaranteed, and charges strictly moderate. Estimates for Public Clocks on application.

FOR SALE. TTTINTER Cabbage, Brocoli and Savoy YY Plants, Scotch, English, and American Hoes. J. H. PRESSLY. FOR S' A L E . HOUSE, jtoih-onaacre Garden-attacked,-splendidly stocked with fruit trees, at Waitahuna. Apply, for full particulars, to the Proprietor, H. BRANDT, 106 Waitahuna. ON SALE by the undersigned, the undermentioned Chinese Goods ; - Silks, prepared opium, oil, chow chow, wet and dry ginger, kow quits, Tv Hing tea, nankeen, &c. WILLIAM SLY, Stafford-street, Dunedin. FOR SALE. A ONE-FIFTH SHARE in the celebrated Kohinoor Claim, Blue Spur, known as Hall and Johns's. For particulars, apply to WM. HAVES, Commission Agent and Sharebroker, Peel-street, Lawrence. FOR SALE. HBLOXHAM, having purchased the . house and business of Mrs. Haase, Blue Spur, is desirous of disposing of his place of business in Gabriels Gully, which would be a good investment for storekeepers and others. Apply early to H. BLQXHAM.

ALEXANDER CRAIG BEGS respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Lawrence and surrounding districts that he has OPENED THE SHOP ADJOINING MR. P. LYNG, ROSS PLACE, with; an entirely ME¥ OTOCK OF TjRAPEEY HOODS! The Stock having been Bought for Cash, he is enabled to offer the Goods on the same terms at MODERATE PRICES. LADIES' DEPAETMENT. GENT.'S DEPARTMENT. A fine assortment of Fancy Dress material A great variety of Men's Tweed Suits Aberdeen and Saxony Winceys Boys' do. do. Black and coloured French Merinoes Men's mole and cord Trousers, Alpacas, Coburgs Lamb's wool Shirts and Pants Cotton Prints Merino do, do. Cotton, merino, and lamb's wool Hosiery Coloured wool Shirts Chemises and Camisoles Do. do. Shirting Merino Vests Tweed and blue serge Shirts White, drab, and grey Corsets Twilled Jean do. Black and coloured Kid Gloves Lamb's wool and merino Socks Fancy Trimmings and Buttons Silk and cambric Handkerchiefs Collars and Cuffs Black and coloured Kid Gloves Scarfs, ties, collars, braces, hats and caps White, blue, and scarlet Blanketa Brown Holland, Turkish Towels White and coloured Flannels Toilet Covers, Antimacassars White and brown Cottons Roll Linings, Victoria do. Linen Table Covers, Cotton Sheeting &c., &c. CRAIG, #QSS PLACE' LAWBENQE,