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North Otago Times, 2 November 1906, Page 3

WALTER S.UMPTER. WAIMATE AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION, rpRU ANNUAL SHOW will te neld an'TUESDAY 13th NOVEMBER

ENTRIES CLOSE at the Secretary's Office, High street, on SATURDAY. Srd NOVEMBER, at 8 p.m. Admission, Is. Members' Tickets, 20s, aflmiyinß member and family, and Half Fees for Entries, W. H. BECKETT, oU - Secretary. AMALGAMATED SOCIETY OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. ALL Cavpcntcrs and Joiners arc infitett to ATTEND MEETING, at 8 p.m„ in St. Andrew's Hall, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd, when the President and Secretary of the Dunedin Branch will lay before them the aims and ob- ■ jects of tie above Society; also, position of Preference to Unionists. JAMES BROWN, nl Secretary, Duned n Branch. NOTICE OP APPLICATION FOR , TRANSFER OF LICENSE. T BERTIE, MAITLAND, of Oaiiwra- "*"}■ ma, fcclife .ffio holder of an Accommoilation License, in respect of the Souse anil premises situate at Omarama, I and known bv tic sien of tlie '* Omarama Hotel," do hereby give notice that I iicsitfl to obMn. and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be hclden at the Magistrate's Court, Nascby. on the Seventh Day of DECEMBER, ISOS, apply for a TRANSFER of the s? d License from myself to ALFRED BLOXHAM. Mv appointee. Dated the 18th' day of September, 1906. • BERTIE MAITLAND. JAMES ROBERT KIRK, . Solioitor, Naseby. 031 IENDERS are Invited up to Noon ol - MONDAY, sth NOVEMBER, for PAINTING, Etc, of Business Premises, Specifications at the Office of J. M. FORRESTER, nl Architect. WANTED, Good BOY for a Far Apply. " R.J." Times Office, i 029 ''ANTED, a STRONG BOY, to milk ■ * * ami make himself cenerallv useful about Stable and Garden, " Apjily, N.O. Farmers' Co-op. Asso., Ltd. nl /ANTED, 2 SMART GIRLS for ▼» Show Week, for Tea Rooms. Applj'.- "Room," Times Office. nl SPECIAL NOTICE. .TAMILTON 'AND WEBSTER having . ■ TAKEN OVER the Old Established Business of JAMES FAMILTON, teg td intimate that \hy will COMMENCE as from the Ist NOVEMBER, in the OLD SHOP.; nl FAMILTON AND WEBSTER. NEWEST BOOKS 'J 4 Foster leaser—Pictures from Balkans, 3/6< LATEST NOVELS

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