C E The attention of the Hon. the Minister of Mines having been directed to the laxity that has hitherto existed in enforcing the Labor Clauses in Gold Mining Leases, it is hereby notified that in future the clauses of Leases relating to the Employment of Labor will be Strictly Enforced ; otherwise the Leases will be Forfeited. JOHN S. HICKSON, Warden. Cromwell, Bth June, 1885.
T AKE DISTRICT VOLUNTEERS. D I S T R I C T_o RDER. Headquarters Office, Cromwell, loth June, 1885. Government Inspection Parade of the Volunteer Companies in Lake District will take place on the dates set forth below, respectively : M Battery, Queenstowu, and Main School Rifle Cadets, TUESDAY, 23rd June, at 8 p.m. Arrow Rifles and School Cadets, 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY, 24th June. Cromwell Rifles, on THURSDAY, 25th June, at 8 p.m. Full attendance at each Parade imperative. S. N. BROWN, Capt., Commanding Lake District Volunteers. TJRELIMINARY NOTICE. p.A GRAND MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT In Aid of the Funds of the Otago Benevolent Institution —WILL BE GIVEN IN — ATHENAEUM HALL, CROMWELL, ON FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 3rd. Prices of Admission : Front Seats, 3s ; Back Seats, 2s. C. E. GUDGEONI Joint JAS. E. HOLMES / Hon. Sees.
[UST OPENED, I Ex s. s. Arawa. A Large Consignment of WINTER DRAPERY, Direct from the Manufacturers. DAVID A. JOLLY & CO.
FOR- SALE OR LEASE For a Term of Years, THE WHITE HART HOTEL, (Furnished) At present in occupation of Mr F. Collings. Apply to Messrs D. A. JOLLY & CO., Cromwell. Or to Messrs THEYERS & BECK, Alexandra.
NVITATION BALL & SUPPER. WILLIAM ALLEN, Commercial Hotel, Pembroke, Has much pleasure in inviting bis numerous friends and acquaintances to a FREE BALL AND SUPPER On the evening of WEDNESDAY, Ist JULY, Iu Celebration of the Opening of his new house THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL. A hearty welcome will be extended to all.
IN RE THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF G. W. GOODGER. |HE undersigned Trustees are desirous - of finally Closing all Accounts in the abovenametl Estate. They have already paid all acknowledged claims. No further claims will be recognised unless lodged, and properly proved, on or before the 7th day of July next ensuing. ]). MACKELLAin C. E. GUDGEON D. A. JOLLY J Cromwell, 15th June, 18S5. As our Business is to be finally closed in a very short time we have to Request an Immediate SETTLEMENT of all ACCOUNTS due to As our Stock is still very Large, and only a short time to dispose of it, we will henceforth make such further Reductions in Prices as will effect a Speedy Clearance. I. HALLENSTEIN & CO.
Any Person not in my employ found Killing Rabbits, or Lifting Poisoned Rabbits, on Wanaka Station and Reserves, will be PROSECUTED. RT. STEWART, Manager. Wanaka Station, 25th April, ISSo.
(J B L I C NOTICE. Any Person found KILLING RABBITS, or PICKING UP SKINS on Cromwell Commonage and adjoining Reserves, without Authority from the undersigned, will be PROSECUTED. JAMES RITCHIE, Junior, Contractor.
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Cromwell Argus, Volume XVII, Issue 844, 16 June 1885, Page 2
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