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Inangahua Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1359, 2 November 1897, Page 3

Walker's Whisky, Look for Gold dpsule Continuation of news see fourth page

NO. 2 SOUTH KEEP-IT-DAUK GOLD MINING COMPANY, LTD. A T {& Meeting of Directors of the fX above named Company, held this day, a CALL (the 64th) of TWO PENCE per share>yas made, payable to tht: Manager at the Company's Office, Bridge Street, Beefton, on WEDNESDAY, .10th November, 1897. W. HINDMARSH, Manager. Reefton, Nov. Ist, 189^7: THE BULLER DREDGES, LTD. AT a Meeting of the Directors of the above-named Company, held this day, a CALL (the Ist) of ONE SHILLING per share was made, payable to the Manager at the Company's office, Smith Street, Reefton, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day oi November, 1897. B. P.McMAHON, Managd'. Reefton, 30th Oct., 1897. HERCULES QUARTZ MINING COMPANY, LIMITED. WANTED -Tenders for DRIVING No. 9 level noith, 100 feet, to close on WEDNESDAY, the 3rd November, 1897, at 7 p.m. Particulars &c to be seen at the Company's Office, Bridge Street, Reefton. T. HUBERT LEE, Manager. Reefton, 30th Oct., 1897. SPECIAL NOTICE. JOSEPH SABER Has just opened a splendid assortment of FANCY_GOODS. Drapery in all its Branches. : Come ana Inspect Stock. Will Load a Barrow for One Pound. NOW IS THE TIME FOR BARGAINS. Goods almost, given away. THE Dresden Pianoforte Company have much pleasure to announce that their representative, Mr John Gofton, will pay his periodical visit to Reefton in a few days, and all orders for Tuning and Repairs left with Mr C. Cohen, the Company's local Agent, will recefve prompt attention. J. A. K. RIEDLE, Manager. IN THE ESTATE OF MICHAEL SMITH, Deceased. ALL debts owing to the above are requested to be paid to the Trustees on or before 26th November, otherwise they will be placed in the hands of their solicitors. "REEFTON CYCLING CLUB. HRAND OPENING MEETING U On the Club's new Race Track ON TUESDAY, NOV. 9 th, 1897. OPEN BICYCLE, 2, 3, and 5 Miles, SHEFFIELD, 120 yds, £10. 5 MILE ROADSTER, £7. And other Events. After last item, A. R. Barker, of Cbristchurch, paced by a tandem, will ride for a 3 or 5 mile Coast Record. In the evening a GRAND PLAIN and FANCY DRESS BALL will be held in the Theatre Royal. {&&• Admission — Double 5-, Extra Lady 2s, Gallery 2s. J. F. CLARK, " Secretary. BEEFTON 10 B-CK'S PuliNT AND OBUsHIN&LdW . ' HAVING disposed of ilie above line ta MR A. BCTLLEN, I be« to thank the Public for their rattennge, ' and hope that tbe favors hitherio ex- ' tended to me in the past will be as ' liberally bestowed on ray successor. ) JAMES XIDD. HAYING purchased the above busi* ne9S I, the undersized, hope to merit a share of tbe putrouage extended to my predecessor, , All ordc *3 left at Mr Kidd's late resi. r dene» will bo promptly attended to. , Orders COA'j taken as usual. A. BUILEN,