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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 144, 21 December 1901, Page 2

'^/ ; .Go;tef#>^ WAIMATE COUNTS. " PPLICATIONS aa\!r«Bsed Chairman Waimate County Council, are invited until Noon on 7th January, 1902, for the combined position of Banger arid Dog-tax Collector for the period commencing 9th January, 1902, and ending on the 31at March, 1902, for the "':'.« Ufeper Pareora, Lower Pareora, and Otaiq Ridings. . Applicant to state remuneration required per month for the Ranger's duties in addition to the driving fees, • and the amount required at per collar for all collars sold, GEO, V, COOHRAGE, ' County Clerk. Waimate County Council Chambers, 20th December. 1901. WAIMATE COUNTY CUONOI.L.. FENDERS, - addressed Chairman *" Waimate County Council, are inVited until Noon on 7th January. 1902, for the Purchase of a Parcel nf Land containing 6 acres 3 roods 27 perches, being the closed roadline between Sections 12605, 13724, and Reserve 1325, Block XVL, Otaio District. GEO. V. COCHRANE, County Clerk. Waimate County Council, 20th December, 1901. WAIMATE COUNTY COUNCIL. STOCK RANGERS, DOG-TAX COLLECTORS, DOG-TAX FEES. I"T is hereby notified that the . following persons have been appointed Stock Eangers and Collectors of Dog Tax as from Ist January, 1902: — Deep Creek, Mukikihi, and southern portion of Waihao Ridings— Mr E. T. Georgb, Waimate, at whose residence dogs may Hakataramea and northern portion of Waihao Riding—Mb Hugh Cameron, Hakataramea, at whose residenoe dogs may be registered. It is farther notified that the Regis, tration Fee for all dogs within the Waimate County for the year 1902 has been fixed by the Waimate County Council at Two Shillings and Sixpence for each dog. GEO. V. COCHRAOE, County Clerk. Waimate County Council Chambers, 20th December, 1901. ARIKIHI.—" Delicious as love's first kiss" id a cup of tbat Ctiarming beverage, Hoodai-Lanka, brand " cock o' the North," New Zealand's beet 2s tea. Meetings, &c. WAIMATE CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. "BAND SCOTCH CONCERT IN THB ODDFELLOWS' HALL. BOXING NIGHT- THURSDAY, 26th DECEMBER. PBOGRAMME. Part I. 1. Bagpipe Music ... Competitor 2. Highlanders Shoulder to Shoulder Mr Jago, Dunedin 3. Waiting (by Millard) Miss Amy Murphy, Dunedin 4. Violin Solo — ( (a) Auld;, Robin Gray ) i <T>\ Hn.f-.tn.rnHn. hv Gnido Panine I \ ' v b) Sattarella by Guido Papine) Miss Ada Sinclair 5. The Highlandman's To ist Mr Herbert Moss, Dunedin 6. Sunshine and Rain (Blumenthal) Miss Graham, Cbristchnrch 7. Dance ..'. Competitor 8. On the Bonnie Bankß of Loch Lomond ... Mrs Burns, Christchurch 9. Recitation (selected) Mr Ryan, Christohurcb INTERVAL. Part 11. 1. Bagpipe Music ... Competitor 2. His Majesty the King... Mr H. Moss 3. Tell me my Heart (by Bishop) Mrs Burns 4. Violin Solo* "Air Varie" (by Chas. de Beriot) ... -Miss Turnbull 5. Dance... .« ••'• Competitor 1 6. In the Valley (by Mattei) .•' Miss Graham 7. Where has Scotland found her Fame ~ Mr Jago 8. Caller O'u ... Miss Murphy 9. Recitation (selected) ... Mr Ryan Admission, 8s and 2s. Front seats may be reserved at Mr Franklin's and on the Sports Ground on day of Sports till 6 o'clock, Doors open at 7 o'olock; commence :at'B.-' ; - , F. J. BUCKLEY, v GJ3NAVY.--A candta Is not a worse substitute for .sunlight than are some of the common doctored blends for the fragrant, full-bodied flonoai-Lanka Tew. *