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m H E usual Monthly COMMANDING OFFICER'S INSPECTION PARADE, will take place on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, at 7.30 p.m. Fall-in at tho Oddfellows' Hall. Absentees without leave (which will only bo granted for sufficient cause) will be fined £1 ; and members are reminded that absence from two consecutive Commanding Officer's Parades will disqualify for certificate of efficiency for tho current year. WM. J. STEWARD, Captain Commanding. September 21, 18G8.
THE ANNUAL DINNER OF No. 8, O. R. V., Will take place at the Masonic Hall, Oamaru. on TUESDAY, 29th SEPTEMBER, 1868, Chair to be taken at 8 p.m. The proceedings will be enlivened by Songs and Recitations, and the Company's Band will play after the toasts.
Tickets IO3. 6d. To be had of the principal Storekeepers and at the Hotel. *#* Civilians are cordially invited to attend. *#* W. LIVINGSTON, Hon. Sec.
OAMUEL E. SHRIMSKI, AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR AND COMMISSION AGENT. Salb Rooms, Thames-steeet, Oamaett. # # # Moneyadvanced on Goods deposited forSale. # # *
PIANOFORTE TUNING, REGULATING, AND REPAIRING, TWICE A-YEAR, AT OAMARU. i^HARLES BEGG, PIANOFORTE MAKER & TUNER,
D V N B D I N, Intends visiting Oamaru (as above), and for the first limo on or before the 2nd October. Orders sent to Messrs Finch & Co., or Bennett & Nixson, Northern Hotel, will have immediate attention. PIANOFORTES— by Collard & Collard, Broadwood, Kukman, and Allison — always on hand and to arrive. Also, all the New and Standard MUSIC
lyrONEY TO LEND, on Country Freeholds, in sums of from £1000 to £2000. Apply to CONNELL & WEBB, Land Agents.
mO BE LET ON LEASE. SECTIONS 27, 2S, 29, BLOCK VI., OAMARU TOWN. ALSO, SECTION 14, SAME BLOCK. Apply to CONNELL & WEBB.
mo B'E LET ON LEASE. A COMPACT FARM (UNIMPROVED) ; Area, 2100 Acres ; within six miles of Oamaru Town. Apply to CONNELL & WEBB.
m O LET, Two 2-roomed STONE COTTAGES. Apply to PAGE & STIDOLPH.
PASTORAL & AGRICULTURAL FARM. nnO LET, for a long or short period, on most advantageous terms — 4500 ACRES OF LAND,
IN THE OAMARU DISTRICT ; All fenced in and partially subdivided into paddocks. About 200 acres are laid down with artificial grasses, and the natural pasture on the rest of the property is of the very best description. The land is eminently suited for wheat-growing, is within easy access of Oamaru, is well watered and sheltered, and has good fuel on the property. For full particulars, apply to GILLIES & STREET, Land and Estate Agents, Duuedin.
mo TRAVEL THIS SEASON, In the Districts of OAMARU, HAMPDEN AND PALMERSTON, The Thoroughbred Horse, C R E S S Y . Cresst is a bright bay horse, seven years old, 15J hands high ; by Towton out of Fairy. Towton is the sire of Golden Cloud, Miss Lee, Musician, &c. Fairy was imported from New South Wales, and is by Cossack out of a Satellite mare. Cbebby took first prize, as the best Thoroughbred Sire, at Christchurch Show, 1864. Termo • £4 4s.; To bo paid on 3 1st January, 1869. Further particulars in future advertisement. C. J. HARRIS.
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North Otago Times, Volume XI, Issue 349, 25 September 1868, Page 3
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496Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 North Otago Times, Volume XI, Issue 349, 25 September 1868, Page 3
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