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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 201, 7 December 1871, Page 4

HONGKREGATIONAL MEETING OF THE PRES&YTERIAN CHURCH, On Thursday, 7th inst., at 7 o'clock p.m., for the purpose of Moderating in a Call. The Rev. Jas." Kirkland to preach and preside. WILLIAM JAMISON, Session Clerk. WESLEYAN CHURCH, P>LUE SPUR. THE SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY Sermons will be preached in the above Church, Morning and Evening, On SUNDAY, 17th DECEMBER, By the Rev. Henry Bull. In the Afternoon an Address will be delivered to the patents and children. A collection in aid of the School Funds will be made at the close of each service. BLUE SPUR. A PUBLIC LECTURE Will be delivered in the BLUE SPUR WESLEYAN CHURCH, By the Rev. Henry Bitt.Tv, Otf THURSDAY,. 21st DECEM-TEP.. Subject: -" John Knox, Patriot and Reformer." The chair will be taken at eight o'clock. Tickets, 2s. 6d. each. The proceeds will be devoted to the purchase of reward books for the Sunday School scholars. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership hitherto existing between the undersigned Andrew Ferguson awl James Clark Brown, in the trade or busi/ness of Newspaper Proprietors and General Priitr ters, at Lawrence, in tlie Province of Otago, and Colony of New Zealand, under the firm of Ferguson and Broion, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent : And notice Li hereby further given, that the share in the said business hitherto held by the mid James Clark Brown has been purchased by the said Andrew Ferguson, who will carry on ihe business from this date in his oion name; ■ and that the said Andrew Ferguson will pay and receive all accounts owing to aud by the late firm of Ferguson and Brown, on account thereof -in ihe regular course of j trade. Dated at Lawrence this fourth day of December, 1871. / a;«. or i \ A - FERG USON. (Signed) j c BRO]rN Witness to th& signatures of A. Ferguson awl J. C. Brown, J. C. KERR NOTICE. AS the Partnership which has hitherto • existed between Ferguson and Brown has been dissolved, it will be necessary that all out-standing Accounts, up to the Ist of December, be paid before the New Year. LIST OF LETTERS Remaining Unclaimed at the undermentioned places :—: — LAWRENCE— December 5. . Armstrong, Charles M'Gregor, Mr. Bucluinan, James M'Kellar, Mollie Bain, P. a. M'NeM, J. B. Brosnan, Mrs. M l Alpine, Mrs. Crossan, Mark o' Gorman, C. Camdron, Alex. Padden, S. Cullen, John Roughan, John Colquhonn W. Russell, John Colder, Peter Rogers, George Cameron, David Sinclair. J. Davidson, W . IV. Sutherland, John Dsapper, J. Strange, Samuel ( Davey, Mrs. C. Scott, George \ Draper, W. Smith, John Fenton, Mrs. Tanks, Mrs. Falkner, Alex. ' Taborn, Jamei Gascoigne. J. R. Tayler, Thomas Qrealish, Miss ManjTridale, E. Hannaford, W. S. Williams, J. Hem, Chas. Weshvood, R. Jennings, James Wyso, Miss Keene, Patrick Wootton, Sarmiel Michael, Jame* L. Buck, Postmaster. MILERS FLAT-November 30. Bromley, E. Neivson & Hargood Flalierty, John Robertson, J. Flintoff, B. Scott, Joseph Hunter, George Sutherland, John Moffat, A. C. Nicholson, Postmaster. HORSESHOE BEND -November 30. Gardner, R. J. M'Whirk, W. S. Ogilvie, D. Sheelvy, Mr. T. Evans, Pustinaster. THE ESCORT. Tlie Northern and Southern Escorts arrived in town on Tuesday evening last, bringing the following quantities of gold :—: — O3«i. dwts. Queenstown . . 2302 19 ; Arrowtown . . 1338 3 .Dunstan . . . 650 0 Cromwell . . . 1202 17 Teviot . . .406 13 Alexandra . . . 479 6 Blacks , . , 750 0 Dunstan Creek . .' 370 Q Naseby . "," 1 1995 0 Lawrence . . '. 2988 Q Switzers . ' . '. 738 0 Waitahutia. , ,'. 382 11 Woolshed . _ ,'. 852 16 Palmerston . ' . 144 4 Total . ; .14,598 15