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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 223, 9 January 1877, Page 3

fttfCTfOtt POSTPONEMENT OF SALE TILL A FUTURE PATE. At Cave Valley Qua-*;-*. In the Estate of Edwin Firth. TWO CRANES, AND STONE, _ _iM IN O AND HKDLE Y ' have received instructions to sell by public- a«et.it>n, at the above place, TWO CRANES, one 5 Tons, and the other 3 Tons. Terms—Cosh. FLEMING AND HEDLEY, Auctioneers. MEETINGS. NORTH OTAOO TUIIF CLUB. rpHK Half-yearly GENERAL MEETING X will be held in the Empire Hotel, on TUESDAY, the 9th INST., At Eight p.m. Easiness : To receive Half-yearly Report, &e.. and Election of Officers for the Year 1877-S. ROBERT LUMSDEN, Hon. Sec. OAMARU HOSPITAL. IB ACSM'Ai. MEETING of duty ♦inalitied SnhsertWra will he it the VOLUNTEER HALL. At 7 p.m., For the wtrpose of ELECTING OFFICIvRS and COMMITTEE for the en-ittiu'* ytwr. JOHN' CHURCH. OAMARU HARBOR HOARD. Mll\ fisiM.t Fortnightly Meeting of the Harbour Roar.-! will i« held in ttie ...ant Uooru. Harbor-str-jet. on fa It* AY. JANUARY 1-, at '2 p.m. THOS. lORRESTER, OAMARU MUTUAL RENE FIT BUILDING SOCIETY. rpnE Banal GENERAL MEETING of the I above Su'it'tv will be held in the McVlvittW TO-MORR* AV EVENING, the 9th JANUARY, between the nonr» of 7 and S*.3i:>. for the RECEIPT and SALE of CASH. &e. GEORGE SUMPTER, Secretary. FOB SALE. .< o i: s A L * (Privatelv). ONE EIGHT HORSE'POWFJI MILL AND ENGINE. Trv thorottgh repair: Mill new last Seaso A Good Kan guaranteed. I,iheral Terms wilt be given. "For fall particulars and information, apply t*> !Ka» FLEMING AND J-fEDLEY. 2 FREEHOLD SECTIONS, in Block XXiIL. with STONE HOUSE. Apply to GEORGE SUMPTER, WANTED. ANTED. SITUATION as HOUSEKEEPER by Widow. Is an excellent Cools, and moat* useful with her needle. F. D., Mail office. WANTED KNOWN.—Any person who will take a MALE CHILD and adopt it as their own. Apply at Dassey's Store, Thames-street. ,» i ANTED, a good COOK, or good 'V COOK and HOUSEMAID. Apply at this office. . 257 .HoLtoWAY* Pills The Greatest Wonder of Modem Times.—They correct biliousness, prevent flatulency, cleanse the liver, parity the system, renovate debilitated function*, strengthen the stomach, increase the appetite, invigorate the nerves, promote health, and reinstate the weak in an ardour an«l vivacity never before experienced. The sale of these Pills thronghfc the globe astonishes everybody, and convinces the most sceptical that Holloway's Pills transcend all other medicine for the removal of disease of every description. They are indeed a blessing to the afflicted, and a boon to those who sxtffer :>*>:« any disorder, internal or external. Thousand* of persons have testified that by their ase alone they have been restored t> health after all other means had proved unsuccessful.