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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 265, 27 February 1877, Page 3

■ A 3 O N I C HALL. FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. THE DAVEVRORTS, FAY, & DAVIES' COMBIXA T i O N. From the Queen's Conc-ji t Rooms, Hai - over Square, London; Salle Hertz, Paris ; Salle l/esai ts St. Pet.::sburgh, Russia ; will «ive their ftIiAXD KF i ERTAI.NMKiNT on ° WEDNESDAY, 2Sth FEBRUARY THURSDAY and FRIDAY, MACRH Ist and 2nd. The world-renowned DAVENPuRT BROTHERS, in their Crand Cabinet Seanee. PROFKSMJH F AY'S world-known DARK SEAN CI-:, pronounced by the Press to have mystified the whole world. E. D. DAVIES, " Premier Vaitiiloquist of the world, with his Two Boys, TuAl and JOE, from the Royal Polytechnic, London. FiOiit seats, 3s.;'Rack seats, 2s. Doors open at 7.30, to commence at S. Solo Piauiste, MrsW. H. H. Davenport. wji. evans, 525 Agent for Davenport, Fay, & Davies. ORTH OTAGO HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY'S AUTUM N S H 0 W Will be held in the VOLUNTEER HALL, on SATUR DA Y, 10 th MARC H. Admission —Ik. Doors Open at 1 o'clock. The following Prizes, in addition to those on the Pii/.e Schedule, are offered for compeFor Rest Collection of Conifcra, open to all—A Silver -Medal. For Best Collection of Carnations—One Guinea. For Best 12 Spikes Herbaceous (cut flowers) —Book on Gardens. For Best Two Nosegay Geraniums —7s. Gd. And for the Greatest Number of Points Gained in the following Classes, viz. : Pot Plants, Gardeners' Class—A Silver Medal. Pot Plants, Amateurs' Class—A Silver Medal. Fruits and Vegetables combined, Gardeners' Class—Silver Medal. Fruits and Vegetables combined, Amateurs' Class —Silver Medal. A. SIMPSON, -"71 Hon. Sec. , X ami affc-.r tho 15th INSTANT, until ' furtlnri oticc, the foJlcwii g CHARGES I be LEVIED at the PORT OF KAKAGcneral Merchand.se, 3s. 4d. per 40 cubic feet S.iwn and Split Timber, up to Gin. by Gin , or not exceeding 3 superficial to 1 lineal four, Od. per 10U iiij crucial feet Round and .- quaied Logs, ss. per 320 superficial feet. OUTWARDS. Gei'eral Merchandise and Personal Effects, Is. Gd. per 40 cubic feet. Wheat and Flour, 2s. per 12 tacks Oats, Potatoes, and Barley, Is. Sd. per 12 sacks Pollard and Bran, Is. Sd. per 14 sacks Wool—pressed, Is.; impressed, Is. 4d. per bale Hides, 2d. each ; Skins, id. each Great Cattle, Cs ; small Cattle, 4d. per head; Lambs. 2d.; Calves, 4d Returned Merchandise and Empties, onehalf inward rate Minimum Charge for Parcels, Gd. each Machinery and Special Goods, as per agreement. All goods landed to be removed within 72 hours from time of landing, or otherwise a charge equal to one-fourth of the above rates will be made for each day, or part of day, during which they are allowed to remain on the wharf. All goods to be at risk of owners or consignees, the Board undertaking no responsibility as to their safe custody, or as to any damage which may be sustained from any cause whatever. T. M. HARDY-JOHNSTON, 433 Secretary Kakanui Harbor Board. TESSR JOHN PROGDEN & SONS requests that ALL ACCOUNTS against them be at once RENDERED IN DUPLICATE to their Offices, Tyne-street, JAMES DUNBAE, 479 Agent. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. NOTICE. CRICK ET M ATC IT AT CHPISTCHURCH February CC>, 27, & 28, Ixst. the above <;:.:•* SINGLE TICKETS will be issued from Oamaru to Christchurch, available for the Return Journey up to the third day after issue. Tickets must be dated at both ends. By order. W. J. SMITH, Assist. Manager. Oamaru, Feb, 24, 1877. - 523