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Bruce Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 1208, 1 June 1880, Page 2

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. OWING to the great demands which are at present being made upon the Otago Benevolent Institution, the resources of which are totally inadequate to meet even ordinary requirements, the undersigned have been requested to notify that the Central Committee have resolved to hold a Monster Bazaar and Buuce Auction in the Garrison Hall, Dunediu, on the 31st May, to enable the Institution to respond to the calls made upon it. The Residents of Milton and the County of Bruce are earnestly requested to lend a helping hand. Donations in Produce and Articles for tho Bazaar will be thankfully received by the Committee, and nothing offered will be despised. All parties desirous of rendering assistance are requested to leave their donations at the Wool Stores of Messrs W. J. Dyer & Co., who have kindly consented to set apart a room in their Premises for that purpose. It is to be boped that Ba»s of Cereals and Root Crops, Dairy Produce and Stock, either alive or dead, will (igure largely in the returns from Milton and Bruce. DONALD REID, AJ ayor ; HENRY CLARK, Chairman of the County Council. MELBOURNE! INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION", ISSO. To be Opened October, ISSO, and Closed 31st March, ISBI. mHE DUNEDIN COMMITTEE appointed in furtherance of the objects of the Exhibition have to request intending Exhibitors and all desirous of information as to the Regulations and conditions imposed by the International Commission?, to mak^ application personally or by letter to MR GEORGE GRANT, 7 TJmon Chamuer?, Puinces-street, DUNEDIN, Who has been appointed Assistant Secretary, and who will fum'sh applications for space, copies of regulations, and all necessary forms. JOHN MITCHELL, Hon. Sec. and Treasurer. ro agriculturists. r\ N S A L E — C H E A P. BON E D UST. FENCING WIRE AND STANDARDS. THE NEW ZEALAND IMPLEMENT AND CARRIAGE COMPANY (Limitkd), m i l r o ;n . Aof.xts For 1», rt- !iV.-"i.-l A'/:'i:-:i : i:: ' '. '-mis ;Oiijipei'Kn i .riiiesfrnm ■; in l!i it-T-r. I'iv.vi-:-: I' ■■• r'i-:p.M ■•■'/vl'iiii-s from 4 to 40 H'>:-s.'l'i;\v.-; 1..,.v. v ■■- •■..- , ,; 51s-::i) KifijM from li to 4i)] Its'- ! '" Vi ":' :; ■'' •' ' ' " : : ■'■ l '^'.-' t ':'>!i i oiit-Ofl Ltmi Fi"'iur.H ji.'M fl '■■' '■'■■ J< ■■ P"'.vr; improved Corliss ]:,,.'- r ,ns (•»• la "T, t" '".i 1i ■■n : ■• Lv.wrr: ];<>-.lrr:-\ vAI pi'zch; li.inVniMi'i 1 ' \•• i !''-S-- ■.!•-: fill;-. !"<■::: rsi;-.';-; : NnrthCaroJinn, lVr f ." '>'.(■ <■'.•;•:<. '■'■'■' - r "ni-?il-:i Kt<-'V. .-.l'll sizes, s-iu-r-a--' '"-('. ''>!•;• ■'■■'■■■ I- '.'■ .■^■■■.'.,'.i-iriin« -r:> "t. Ic; n power, I |,;u' ■'„!!"■■!■ ••;.■■"-■ ■ ■ -I-r, ■■„■.,. -.1. ••T-.'y, TavloiOLko. Uo.V'i 1 AVi^l.ui.N^ : ;;, }ii..' \. .. :'.:im-A:-i; Jld., U. S. A. TOKOMAIRIRO HONORARY COURSING CLU B. SECOND MEETING. ASIXTEEN-DOG STAKES, for PUPPIES, will be run on TUESDAY, July 20th, the lonafide property of members of the Club, at Threp Guineas each. The Winner to receive £20 ; Runner-up, .£'lo ; Third and Fourth Dogs save their stakes. Entries to close on Monday, 12bh July, at S p.m., at the Commercial Hotel, Milton, and the Draw will take place on the Friday evening following. Should there be more entries than the number required, the owners of more than one dog entered for the Stakes will be required to withdraw one or more ; and in the event of the Stakes not filling up, the prizes will be divided pro rat a. JAMES DANIELS, H<>n. Sec. PUBLIC NOTICE. mHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that I have, -*- by my own consent, altered my name to FREDERICK CASH BASTINGS. My intention for the future is to do less business, but to get the " Ready " for the business I do. I HAVE SUFFERED!!! Murder a man's wife and family, And he m;iy brock it ; But keep your hands out of His breeches pocket. F. C. BASTJLNCrS, White Horse Hotel, MILTOX. TO LET. TO LET, the Eight- roomed Huuse owned by Mr George Elder Brown, and lately occupied by the Rector of the High School. Apply to Mk JAS. E. BROWN.