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Marlborough Express, Volume XIV, Issue 1122, 5 April 1879, Page 4

Marlborough Lodge of Unanimity. No. 1236. E. C. THE Monthly Meeting of the above Lodge will be held on Thursday, April 10 th, at half past seven o’clock. By command of the W.M., JAMES GORRIE, Hon. Sec. Notice under the Slaughter House Act, 18TT. I THE undersigned. Christian Peter 5 Hansen, of Mahakipawa hereby give notice that I intend to make application under “ The Slaughterhouse Act, 1877,” to a Bench of Magistrate’s sitting at the Court House, Havelock, Couuty of Marlborough, on Thui’sday, .the Ist day of May, 1879, for a License to Slaughter Cattle on sections 50 and 3, Mahakipawa. CHRISTIAN PETER HANSEN. Mahakipawa, March 31st, 1879. A. SOWMAN, CABINET MAKER, & UPHOLSTERER. GROVE ROAD, BLENHEIM, Houses furnished on the shortest notice. Pictures Framed, C. MARKMAN, TAILOR AND HABIT MAKER. Alfred-Street, Blenheim, Every description of Garment made on the premises. Gentlemen’eJDress Co'ats made on the shortest notice. 582 Secure the Shadow ere the Substance Fades. to Chinn’s Photographic Studio, GROVE ROAD . Notice. THE THIEF that STOLE the Saucepan from my back door on the evening of April 2nd, can have the LID belonging to it if they like to fetch it. C. LUCAS, Grove Road, ALL outstanding accounts must be paid to me by 30th April, or they will be sued for without respect to person. 580 W. B. EARLL. Kaitangata Relief Fund. THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE earnestly invite the hearty co-operation of all heads of families and employers of labor in collecting subscriptions within their own circles in aid of the sufferers left destitute by the late colliery accident, who, as far as yet known, consist of twen-ty-four ■widows, eighty-eight children, and other dependent relatives. It is estimated that a sum of not less than LIO,OOO will be required to meet the exingencies of the case, And the Committee are convinced that by a hearty and united effort this can be accomplished. The Committee feel that all classes of the community are bound, by the common ties of humanity and Christian principle, to relieve and provide for these helpless ones. Subscriptions may be fowarded to his Worship the Mayor of Dunedin, chairman; Richard Oliver, h treasurer ; or to the honorary secretaries ; or they may be paid into any bank to the credit of the fund, in which case it is requested that the bank slip and a list of the subscribers be transmitted to the undersigned. 'JOHN L GILLIES ) Honorary M. W. HAWKINS i Secretaries. 1K A A PRIME paddock fed 10UU Sheep for Sale by private contract. They have a clean certificate, Apply to Mr T. Redwood, Burleigh. 416 ’ -a WANTED a Good .General Servant. ’ MRS. HODSON, ~ Maxwell Road. WANTED a Good General Servant. Apply to Mrs Nicholls, Clarendon Hotel, Picton.: ’ 363 Free Advertisements, [■TTairau Road Board. —Caution. Carters VV are cautioned that the Bridge on the enwick New Road, near Mr Hammond’s is asafe for heavy loads. A new bridge will be ected immediately. E. HADDOCK. Inspector, d:; 30R0UGH Council Office, Blenheim, April 4th, 1879.—Notice is hereby given that the Burgess Lists” and “Defaulters’ Lists for le several Wards of the Borough of Blenheim, re open for inspection at my office, until and. icluding the 15th day of April instant. JOHN T. ROBINSON, Town Clerk.