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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume XXII, Issue 1134, 29 August 1891, Page 2

BOROUGH OF NASEBY. > Annual Election op Councillors. I HEREBY give Notice that the Annual Election for the return of three qualified persons to serve as Councillors for the Borough of Naseby —viz., one Councillor for East. Ward, one Councillor for "West Ward, arid one Councillor for South Ward—will take place on THURSDAY, 10th September, IS9] ; and that No mina- i lions-will be received by me at the Town Hall, NaseVy, up to SATURDAY, Sept. sth, 1891. The retiring Councillors are:—Messrs. J. Mitchell, W. Inder (deceased) and E. Hall. J. 11. SCHOEN, Returning Officer; Aug. 27,1891. V. R. NASEBY VOLUNTEERS. THE Naseby Rifles will parade for Government Inspection at the Drill Hall, Naseby, on Thursday Next, September 3rd, IS9I, at S p.m. sharp. The Band and every member to attend. GEO. SUMPTER, Lieut.-Colonel Commanding District. THE NASEBY VOLUNTEERS. THR Annual General Meeting of Members of the Corps will beheld after parade in the Drill Hall, on THURSDAY, September 3rd. Business To receive Balancesheet ; elect Office-bearers for the ensuing year ; consider the matter of the proposed Volunteer Ball; and other business. After the General Meeting a Special Meeting of the Corps will lie held to receive Captain- Hickson's resignation and to elect Officers. ROBERT HOSIE, Lieut. Commanding. IMASEBY ATHENiEUM. THE Annual the Naseby Athenseum will be held in the Reading Room on THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, September 3rd, 1891, at S p.m. sharp. Business :—To receive the Report and Balance-sheet; to elect \ Office bearers for the ensuing year; and to transact such ' other business as may arise. DAVID J. STEWART, Hon. Secretary. EDUCATING THE HORSE. THEODORE LICHTWARK, son of Professor Lichtwark, will give a FREE LECTURE on "The Use and Abuse of- the Horse," at Naseby on SATURDAY, August 29th, in the Masonic Hall. Doors open at 7.30; commence at 8 p.m. £lO REWARD. THE above Reward will be paid for information leading to the conviction of the owner of the two dogs that were worrying sheep near St. Bathans on the night of WEDNESDAY, 19th inst. W. BURNETT, Hawkdun. THANKS. ON behalf of the Committee of the Maniototo County Footballers, I beg to return most hearty Thanks to all those Ladies and Gentlemen who so kindly assisted at the recent Entertainment in honour of the Vincent County Footballers. D. J. STEWART, Sec. N.P.F.C. GRASS. CLOVER, TURNIP & FIELD SEEDS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Best CoLLKCTro.v or VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS On the Goldfiklds. INSPECTION IXVITED. SATISFACTION G UARANTEED. R. D. HORSWELL, Maniototo Store. E YY ZEALAND RAILWAYS OTAGO CENTIiAL BRANCH Leave Arrive Leave Dunedin Middlemareh Middlomarch S.lOam 12.10 am c C.;'o a m 30.5 in b 3.30 p m 7.45 p m d *2.0 p m 0.5 in a Runs to Middlemaroh on Mondays and Saturdays only. b Runs on Tuo ß dnyy and Wednesdays only c Runs on \\Y«dne>days only d Runs on a ondays, Thursdays and Saturdays jIHE KYEBURN FATALITY List of Subscribers towards erecting n suitable Memorial in the Kyeburri Cemetery to commemorate the noble efforts of A. P. lieer, it. Blanchard and .1. Meikle, who lost their lives in an avalanche of snow in their heroic endeavours to rescue Thomas Meikle. Per Mr. Joux Law, C>min<"-)nirn. John Law.. .. 10 0 Simon Bros Murk Kolierts .. 5 0 l inedin ..5 0 John I'irie .. 6 0 John Feiiwn .. 6 0 A Friend .. .. 3D Uobt. Sincl: ir .. 5 0 J. Doujrherty .. 5 0 J. Mnlhollaiwl .. 6 0 James Scott .. 6 0 A. Cliujrh .. 2 0 John Weir .. 3 0 Janus Black .. 5 0 UujfhM'Loy .. 5 0 John Blakely .. Go Andrew Kearnry .. 6 0 Mm. Brown .. 0 0 il. I!. Kirkpatrick.. 5 0 11. M'Millan 5 0 W. IX Hunt .. 5 0 John Culliforil.. 0 0 John Henderson .. 3 0 I'. M'Allan .. 2 6 John l'ugh .. 6 0 J. Speddcri .. 5 0 W.Davis .. .. 5 0 ltoht. Little .. 5 0 Chas. lJurris .. 5 0 J. M'Kevitt .. 5 0 K. Mason.. .. 5 0 B. Burria .. 5 0 Robert Shaw S 0 R. A. Phillips .. 2 0 Toul .. £7 17 0