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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 141, 20 October 1870, Page 4

SHOW OF ENTIRE HORSES. MHAY will hold hia first Annual • Show of Entire Horses, at the Commercial Sale Yards, on Saturday, October 29fch, at 12 o'clock sharp. j SATURDAY 29th OCTOBER, At one o'clock. HORSES ! HORSES ! ! HORSES ! ! ! AT THE COMMERCIAL SALE YARDS, Peel-street, Lawrence. I MATTHEW HAY Has received instructions to sell by public auction at the above place and time. OA HORSES, consisting of FirstV/ class gentleman's Hacks ; do. Light Spring-cart Horses ; do., do., Hacks. Also, a few first-class STOCK HORSES. The Auctioneer, in calling attention to this sale, would remind the public that the above Horses have been specially selected for this market. TUAPEKA ATHEN2EUM. ■FINANCIAL STATEMENT for the -*- year ending 30th September, 1870. RECEIPTS. Subscriptions - - - £68 13 6 Rent from Hall - - - 24 1 0 Proceeds of Readings - - 23 17 6 „ Entertainment by Wetherstones Minstrels 11 6 0 Sale of Magazines, &c. - - 118 0 £129 16 0 EXPENDITURE. Periodicals and Newspapers (including postage) - - £23 9 6 Fuel and Light - - - 11 14 6 Librarian's Salary and Commis. 75 7 0 Sundry Accounts - - - 19 5 0 £129 16 0 Dr. PRESENT POSITION. Arrears of Subscriptions - £13 13 6 • Government Grant - - 100 0 0 Balance from last year - 2 8 6 £116 2 0 Cr. Debt on Btiilding - - - £39 9 3 Accounts due by Institution - 34 14 6 Balance in favoxir of Institution 41 18 3 £116 2 0 F. J. P. THORNLEY, .Librarian and Secretary. COAL! COAL! COAL! THE NEW COALPIT, Situated opposite Mr. Peter Robertson's House, Whitehaven-street. FSSRS. MORISON AND HAY, in opening up the New Coalpit, would respectfully draw the attention of the public to the fact that, on and after Monday, 24fch inst., they will be prepared to supply the public with coal at 12s. 6d. per ton, at the Pithead. The quality of the Coal is»undoubtedly the best that has ever been K found in this locality — a trial of which will prove the above statement to be correct. MORISON AND HAY. TO LET. mHE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, J- . lAWRENCE, On account of the present Proprietor wishing to retire from the hotel business. The House contains 20 bedrooms, 8 sit-ting-rooms, dining-room, billiard-room, assembly room, fitted with stage and proscenium suitable for theatrical performances ; also, asplendM Livery Stable, con-tain_g-^4*lstalls, loose boxes, buggy shed, &c. ; together with every other requisite for carrying on a first-class hotel business. Cobb's coaches to and from Dunedin and the Hotel daily ; and to and from the Teviot, Alexandra, and Clyde weekly. The property to be let for a term of years at a moderate rental, and a good man who thoroughly understands the business will be liberally dealt with. For further particulars, apply to George Murray, Esq., Shamrock Hotel, Dnnedin; or by letter to the proprietor, HORACE BASTINGS, : Lawrence. FOR SALE OR LEASE. mHAT well-situated Two-story House -*- in Ross Place, at present known as the "Tuapeka Times" office. Terms very reasonable. Apply to F. H. M'COY, Solicitor, Peel-street. The above is for disposal in consequence of ,the contemplated removal of the "Tuapeka Times" office to other premises. FJO R SAL IT mHAT beautifully situated COTTAGE, X on the Wetherstones Road, the property of Mr. George Searle. Apply to WM. HAVES, Land and Estate Agent.