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Tuapeka Times, Volume V, Issue 261, 30 January 1873, Page 4

POSTAL NOTICE. Mails close at this office as under:— For Dnnedin, via ' Havelock, Waitahuna, Manuka Creek, Q-lenoro, Clarksvtlle, Tokomairiro, and all offices between Tokomairiro and Dnnedin. daily, at 7 a.m. For Blue Spur, daily, at 5 p.m. For Wetherstones, daily, at 5 p.m. For Evans Flat, Beaumont, Millers Flat, Horseshoe Bend, &nd Teviot, every Wednesday and Saturday, at 9 p.m. For Coal Creek, Alexandra, Clyde, and Offices beyond Clyde, every Wednesday, at 9 p.m. For Poraahaka, Switzers, Waikaka, and Tapanui, every Wednesday, at 9 p.m. For Tuapeka Mouth, every Saturday, at 7 a.m. For Waipori, every Thursday, at 3 p.m. INWABDS. From Danedin, Tokomairiro, Clarksville, Glenore, Manuka Creek, Waitahuna, and Havelock, daily, at 5 p.m. Blue Spur, daily, at 7 p.m. Wetheratones, daily, at 7 p.m. Evans Flat, Beaumont, Millers Flat, Horseshoe Bend, and Teviot, every Wednesday and Saturday, at 8 p.m. From Coal Creek, Alexandra, Clyde, and Offices heyond Ciyde, every Wednesday, at 8 p.m. From Pomahakn. Switzer3, Waikaka, and Tapanui, every Saturday, at 8 p.m. From Tuapeka Mouth, every Saturday, at 3 p.m. From Waipori, every Thuradav, at 12 noon. Mails close at Blue Spur at 3 o'clock, and arrive at 7 p.m. daily. Mails close at Wctherstones at 4 p.m., and arrive at 6 p.m. daily. The office closes, for sale of stamps, issue and payment of money orders, registration^ and delivery of letters, applications under immigration regulations, for proposals for life assurance or annuities, punctually at 5 p.m. The Telegraph Office is open to the public on week days from 9 am to 5 p.m., and .on _ Sundays from 10 t0.1030 a.m., and 5 to 5.30 p.m., N.Z. mean time. L. BUCK, Pustnia3ter. LIST OF LETTERS Remaining unclaimed at the Lawrence Post-office up to date : Blacklock, Thomas Duffy, Patrick Davidson, Wm. Drysdale, A. Davidson, M. Fargeliu, B. Graylish, Miss Mary Hargood, J. D. Humphrey, Miss E. Keppell, Mrs. James Kemp, Robert Lyng, Mr. Marshall, Mrs. E. Martin James Miran, C. Y. M'Rae Alex. M 'Donald, John Potter, Miss M. Pocock, Edward Itoberts, J C. Sutherland, James Stenhouse, John Williams, Joseph. L. BUCK, Postmaster. MEETINGS, &C. Friday, January 31. — Meeting of Lawrence School Committee. 8 p.m. Saturday, February 8. — Extraordinary general we* hit/ of the Beaumont anl Tuapeka Water Race Company. Four r o'clock p in. Monday, February lltk. — Extraordinary General Mating of the Djrils Creek Quirtz Mining Company, 8 p.m, r Jvin. nurclal Hotel, Waipori. SALES BY AUCTION. Thursday, 30th January. — Matthew Hay. ; Estate of Matthew Ferguson, at Wai' I pori. ■ Friday, 3\st Jan. and Saturday, Feb Ist. — Matthew Hay. Drapery, efce. 2 o'clock. Saturday. Feb. Bth.— Booths, refreshment ■ stands, and cards for Tuapeka Race*. Thursday, February 6. — Mattlmo Hay.. Household furniture, horse, saddle, bridle, &c , at Tapanui. Friday, February 7. — Mattliew Hay, att Beaumont, cattle, horses, slteep, oats t farming implements, &c. 2 p.m. COURTS FOR Ist QUARTER OF 1872 Lawrence — R.M. Cdurt, Tuesdays and Fridays. Warden's Court, Wednesdays. Waipori — Thursday, February &th, March 6lh. Waitahuna. — Thursday, January \§th, February \3th, March \3th. Glenobe. — Thursday, January 23rd, February 20th, March 20th. STANLEY'S HOW I FOUND LIVINGSTONE. pEI T H AND WIL XI E ■*■* Will have a SUPPLY OF THE ABOVE By the incoming Suez Mail. ORDERS should be forwarded at ONCE. The Volume will contain 768 pages of Letterpress ; a Map of Mr. Stanley's Route and Discoveries ; a. Map of the Lake and Coast of Tanganyika ; a Map of Livingstone's Journey, and two smaller Maps ; and fifty-four Illustrations. Size, demy, Bvo., cloth extra. BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS! Read Reiih and Wilkijs's Advertisement on page 3. XI7E have to request that all Accounts due to us will in future be paid about the first of each month. All Accounts owing by us will be paid, if presented, monthly. HERBERT & CO. Me. J. M. Peebles known as the "Seer of the Ages," delivered the. nrst of his lectures in Dunedin, before a crowdet^nd respectable audience, on Tuesday night, upon " spiritualism as a phenomenon and a philosophy." A correspondent asks "why the 'leading articles- which are made the basis for deciding the lowest tender for drugs for the Tuapeka Hospital cannot be submitted to the Committee, so that they instead of the medical gen'lemen could, decide upon the most suitable tender?" OHr correspondent can see "no more difficulty in the way of the Committee deciding upon the tenders for drags than upon the tenders for groceries, so long as a list of the ' leading articles ' is supplied ; " and he believes both the public and thetenderers would be better satisfied if hi& suggestion were adopted^