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Tuapeka Times, Volume VII, Issue 424, 9 January 1875, Page 2

NOTICE. A MEETING of Holders of Land situated •^ within the Tuapeka Hundred will be held on SATURDAY, 16th JANUARY, at Hopkins's Thistle Hotel, Evans Mat, at seven o'clock, for the purpose of considering the advisability of forming a Board of "Wardens for the Hundred, and other business bearing upon the interests of the settlers. CHARLES MULLEN, Convener. Roxburgh, January 5, 1875. Mb. NICHOLSON. "TvEAE SIE, — You are requested to call a meeting of the Mount Bcnger Jockey Club, for the purpose of settling all business connected with the late meeting. Yours truly, ALEX. BUCHAN. TN Aooordoncc with the above requisition, I hereby conveno a xnwf-.ine of * ixo Mount Benger Jockey Club, to be held at !(iCHOi.son's Hotel, on the evening of WEDNESDAY, 13th JANUARY, at 8 o'clock. C. -NICHOLSON," ■ Hon. Secretary. SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION PIC-NIC. THE day fixed upon for holding the Annual Sunday School Union Pic-nic has been altered from Friday, the 15th January, to Friday, the 29th January.' H. L. SQUIRES, Secretary. LENDERS will be received at the Office of -*- the Secretary for Works until noon of Tuesday, 26th January, 1875, for Contract No. 1020. — Construction of stone and timber Culvert rear railway bridge at Deter ts Hat, on road Tokomairiro to Tuapeka. Contract 1021. — Construction of stone and timber Bridge over Wether Creek, on road Waitahuna to Dalhousie. Plans and specifications may be seen and forms of tender obtained at the Office of the Provincial Engineer, Dunedin, and at Police Camp, Lawrence. Tenders to be indorsed " Tender for Contract No. 1021," or 1020, as the case may be. The Government does not undertake to accept the lowest or any tender. TT7" ANTED, for the Tuapeka Hospital, a ' ' Married Couple, without children, to act as Wardsman and Matron. Salary, £120 per annum, with board and residence. Applications to be sent in to me not later than tht 20th instant. Wm. HAVES, Secretary. WANTED; a Machinist, for the Tailoring Establishment. P. AITKEN, Robs Place. WANTED, A BOY to learn the Blacksmith Trade. Apply to J. & D. M-TAGG-ART, Blacksmiths. Waitahuna. WANTED 200 men on the Round Hill contract. Wages, Bs. to 10s. per day. M'KENZIE BROTHERS. WANTED, 50 Pick and Shovel Men for road contract — Lawrence to Beaumont. — Apply to Meabs and Wjiittet, Lawrence. WANTED, a THRESHING MILL. En- ' ' gine about four horse-power, and mill to be capable of putting through about 500 bushels per day. For particulars, apply at the office of this paper. THE PEOPLE'S TIMBER YARD, , EOS 3 PLACE, LAWRENCE. A LEXANDER HUMPHREY, XJL BUILDER, CARPENTEE, JOINER, &C. WANTED Known, that Building Material of every description, and of the best quality, is kept in stock ; also white, pine lining and flooring, and galvanised roofing iron, in quantity and quality, at Humphrey's Timber Yard. WANTED Known, that A. Humphrey will build Shop and Dwellinghouses of every style and descr ption, from the standard and standing desig "Victorian Gothic," to the bold, chaste, and magnificent mansions and villas for the " nobs " and capitalists who rule this mighty empire, of which Lawrence forms a most important part. ■WANTED Known, W. B. MARTIN ' (successor to James Hill), Practical Watchmaker, &c, begs td inform the inhabitants of Lawrence and surrounding districts that he has opened a splendid assortment of Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery, of all kinds. All work entrusted to him will receive prompt attention, and guaranteed. PIPES MOUNTED. PEEL-STREET, LAWRENCE. WANTED KNOWN, Cheap Sale now going on at P. MEYER AND CO.'S. IRONMONGERY, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, CHINA AND EARTHENWARE, GROCERIES, &c., Must be sold at prices never before heard of in the Tuapeka District. All Goods damaged by fire or water must be cleared out at a sacrifice. Sheep Sheabs, Is. 6d. per pair. Come early and secure bargains for Christmas. F, MEYER AND CO., RQSS PI.AOB, LA"VfBEKQE,