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Borough Council Advertisements. "OOROUGH OF GREYMOUTH. NOTICE. IN RE THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT, 1872. NOTICE —The following Clause of the above recited Act is published fbT-~geneKil information by order of the Local Board of Health of < Greymouth ;— 18. When a householder knows that a person within the house occupied by him is taken sick of small pox, cholera, or any other highly infectious or contagious dis- ■ ease dangerous to the people, he shall immediately give notice thereof to the Local Board of the district in which he dwells. If he refuses or neglects to give such notice, he shall forfeit a sum not exceeding ten pounds. JOHN A. W HALL, Town Clerk. STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE OF THE COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF GREYMOUTH, By Virtue of The Municipal Corporations Act, 186/, For thk Year e^ing November I, 1875. RECEIPTS. November 14, 1874. £ s. d. To cash to credit of Loan Fund Account, as per detailed statement of accounts ... 18 8 9 November 1, 1875. To cash received on account Special Rate Loan Fund, as per detailed statement of . acconnts ... ... ... 1478 9 9 To cash received on account General Borough Fund, as per detailed statement of accounts 5581 18 5 £7078 16 11 Expenditure. November 1, 1875. By cash being amount of overdraft due to Bank of New South Wales, November 14, 1874, as per detailed statement of accounts ... ... 856 IS 7 By cash being amount expended on account of Loan Fund Works, as per detailed state; ment of accounts ... ... 1107 15 3 By cash being amount expended for rfidt-mption cf 20 debentures of £50 each 1000 0 0 By cash being amount expended for interest on account of Loan Fund, as per detailed statement of accounts ... 327 0 0 By cash being amount to the ' credit of special rate Loan Fund account at the Bank of New South Wales, as ; per detailed statement of accounts ... 176 0 0 By cash being amount expended on account of General Borough Fund Works, &c, as per detailed statement of . acconnts ... ... ... 3611 3 1 £7078 16 11 We, the undersigned, elected auditors, having examined the books and vouchers produced to us by the Town Clerk for tbe receipts and expenditure of the Councilof the Borough of Greymouth for the year ending November 1, 1875, certify the above to be correct. JR/WM. RDSS&LL) .... THOS. JOYCE - j Auditors. The alv>ve statement of accounts were received, examined, and finally settled by the Council of the Borough of Greymouthat the annual meeting of the said Council, held on the 15t.h day- of December, 1575, detailed printed copies of which will be furnished to all persons interested therein, upon application at the Town Clerk's Office, Gresson street, Greymouth. GEORGE WILLIAM MOSS, • Mayor. JOHS A. WHA.LL, Town Clerk. Amusements. * ST. MARY'S CONVENT SCHOOLS, AHAURA. A CONCERT, in aid of the above Institution, will be held at the Ahaura; on FRIDAY, 21st JANUARY, at 7 30 p.m. Admission— Five Shillings. TfOLUNTEBR HALL. TU3SDAY AND WEDNESDAY, 18th and 19bh January. Re-Appearanca of the talented WHEELER TROUPE, Consisting of the celebrated Artistes, MLSS ELSIE DE COURCY, The accomplished Vocalist and Actress. MASTER BENNIE, The Lightning Change Artiste and Character Actor. Mr. BEN WHEELER, The celebrated Irish Comedian and Vocalist. COMEDY, NEW SONGS, DUETTS, TRIOS, CHORUSSES, &c. Educational. R IT 8~. THOMSON (First-class Certificate, Victoria), Head Master Government School, GrbyMOtTIH, Is now prepared to receive private pupils fot general study, and also ladies and gentlemen desirous of obtaining certificates as teachers nnder the Central Board of Education, Westland. Full particulars, &c, on application to Mr THOMSON, Melbourne Hotel. ]y O T ICE. GREYMOUTH GOVERNMENT SCHOOL. The Head Master, Mr A. B. THOMSON, will be in attendance at the Old Roman Catholic School Room, opposite the Court House, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, next, the 13th and 14th inst , between the hours of 10 a m., and 3 p.m., for the purpose of RECEIVING and CLASSIFYING Pupils prior to the Opening of the School on MONDAY, the 17th inst. It is absolutely necessary that Pupils and, if possible, their Parents, should attend on the days named The SCHOOL will OPEN on MONDAY/ 17 th inst., in the Old Roman Catholio School Room, and on Ist FEBRUARY next, i-i the GOOD TEMPLARS' HALL, Tainui street. (Signed) JOHN GREENWOOD, Chairman Local Committee. JOHN WHIT M O RE, PAINTER, PAPERSANGKR, &c, Hospital street, ... : Is prepared to undertake all works iv the [above line,