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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 294, 3 April 1877, Page 3

SALE BY AUCTION/ TO-MORROW WEDNESDAY, 4th APRIL. AT THE SHAMROCK HOTEL YARDS, THAMES-STREET. At 11.30. AH. M A U D E . has received instructions from the Hun. Robert Campbell to offer for sale by Public Auction, at above time ancl place, The well-known Horse DUNTROON (by Malton <>ut of Revoke), with his engagements. Full particulars at sale. 73G A. H. MAUDE. BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. IN THE ESTATE OF ROBERT SMITH. ALL CLAIMS against the above EbTATE (duly proved) must be LOD'J ED with the undersigned on or before the 14th day of APRIL, 1577. C. F. GOLDAMMER, 722 Creditors' Trustee. NOTICES. PROSPECTUS OF THE QAMARU PUBLIC BATHS COMPANY, To be Registered under the Limited Liabilities Act ot' New Zealand. CAPITAL. £I2OO, In 1200 Shares of One Pound each, payable ss. on application, ss. on allotment, and the balance in Calls not exceeding ss. .each, at One Month's Notice. Chairman* : Samuel Gibbs, Esq. Trustees : Mr. Samuel Gibbs, Mr. J. Familton. I'kovisional Directors : Mr. Samuel Gibbs Mr. G. R. Taylor Mr. Charles Martin Mr. James Familton Mr. T. W. liisiop Mr. W M'lntosh Mr. W. Ai'ken. Bankers : The Colonial Hank, Oaniaru. Tre\sn:r.i: : Mr. William Bee. Secretary : Mr. John Hardy. SOLICITORS : Messrs. Hislop and Creagh. Offices : Corner of Thames and Wear streets, Oamai u. The object flic promoters have in view is that of providing good bathing facilities for the residents in and visitors to Oainaru. By [dans prepared it is confidently antici pated that by ihe Cap.tal proposed to be subscribed a Concrete Water >wimii>iu<; Bath, 100 x 40ft. can be constructed. . The baths ill be furni.-hed with dressing-rooms and waiting room, :Mid will be entirely seclud'-d from public \ie\v. The lowest level of the bath will be placed at the level of low water mark, and the Bath will be sur.iphed bv a p'-pe which will till it at high water, and" will drain it (when rt quire- i) at low water. It proposed to employ a married couple, who wiil rc.-.iile at the B:i:hs, to attend to the requircnii-nfs of male and temalu bathers Tlie i'own Ci-ui-cilof Oainaru, wi h » view to the public good, ha* intimated his willingness to grant to the Company on 1 ase at a nominal rental, a piece of ground for the purposes of the undertaking. Shareholders may fairly expect, in addition to the direct advantage of good and safe sea bathing, a liberal return for the Capital employed. application for shares will be received by the secretary up to March 31st Inst. JOHN HARDY, 705 Secretary. NEAV BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE. JAMES MOLLI-ON AND RON beg most respectfully to intimate to the Inhabitants of Oamaru and surrounding Distiicts that they intend OPENING, in a few days, one of those SHOPS IN THAMES-STREET (known as Sliriinski and Moss's new buildings), with a largo and varied Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES of the Best Quality that the Home and Colonial markets can supply. In the Manufacturing Department, J. M. and S. have bad long experience, and fee confident in being able to give satisfaction to those favoring them with their patronage. J. MOLLISON AND SON, Rattray-stkeet, D U N E D I N. 715 Just Published. FAMILY HKRALD, New Volume. Novels and Tales. The Illustrated London Neivs, in reference to pure literature, speaks of the "Family Herald, that joy to tens of thousands of innocent English households." Price 4s. 6d. Family hkrald, New volume. Leading Articles and Essays. The British Quarterly Jleview says:— " There is a well-considered leading article or essay every week, upon some subject of an instructive or thoughtful character."