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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 306, 17 April 1877, Page 3

LATE AfcVERTiSEMEHTS. * AKTILLEUY VOLUNTEERS. 1 EMBERS of the Battery will attend, with Anns, «>n TUESDAY, 17th, at S |*. in. sharp, fur Carbine Drill and Inspection of Anns. Any member who cannot attorn! tmi3t send in his carbine ami sword to be iuspectjd. G. GREENFIELD, SII9 Lieut. Commanding. A MEETING of those gentlemen who J\. have signified their willingness to join a CHRISTY MINSTREL COMPANY will please attend a meeting to he held at (.';;!nciots' Music Dc| of, on TUESDAY LVLMM;, the 17th INST., a: Nine o'clock. 5.2 'ALITY OF OAMARU. OAMARU WATERWORKS. { Oanam, up to TUI SU\Y, the Ist Day of MAY Next, for THE CONSTRUCTION cf the above Works. The Work is divided into Sections, and i Tender.-* will be received either for the Works as divided, or for the Construction of the whole Wotks in one contract. Hans, Drawing-, Specifications, and Conditions of Contract may le seen at the En-giu-er's (Hike, Oamsru, and Specifications and'Comtitkns at the City Engineer's ol2ce, Dsnie.liu. An A«-istar.t - Ei-gMioer will attend on WEDNESDAYS, the iSth and eCth APRIL next—cadi «say at 10 a.m.—to accompany Contractors ovli- the lite of Works. The CV.i-':i>r.-.t;o:i d» not bind themselves I to r.cccj t the lowest or a:iy tender for the I' whole or ;.ny iritii.n of the Work. [ E. W. ROXIJY, Town Clerk. Council C hamper-. Oam.iru, Sth March. 1877. K A KAMI, WAiAiiI.KA, & WAITAKI LOAD DISTKICTS. v o t E i: s' l -jVroTicE i> ini:;::Y given, that IS tin- Yo .■: .' tit.-, for the vaiioussub-i..vr.-"o:i.-i i:i lh : ai»-.■•.;■ i.V-ad f istrati are i.i.v,- ;.|a!)i-. I. V, ;:>.i<\ v. ill lvn am .-it '■ lie t t:.tf- rit the !'..>..! i!. 'l'm:.-:-tui t, Oam.uu. iff tr.e i!!-j" ' ii.'.i ■■[' l!:e Ratcpavers, until Alt IVr-ot s c'a'n i:-c; to have their Names t:t -»:t.-.t tl.f i'i>:i .-ii.-.11. on or Li.!o:e th-j oUlh tit.-t:.itt, n\ ply :< : the .-ante in due form. JAMES MARTIN, 7s .1 (.'!■. Ik to t'.-.c Boards. Y.'AIALJ.UA KCAD RuAKD. 'a~ EN"DELS v. ill le tecclvcd at the Road Bond Oiiic-', (amain, up to TUESDAY, the 2-Jth liutant, at no. n, for THE EBLCTIONof TvVO(l') WuODEN FOOTBRIDGLS acro-.s the Waiaicka Creek, and ONE (1} across the Lig Hill Cicek—under Contract Ni>. ."">. Plaits r.nd :•'] cciuv-;tic;:s to 1 e seen at the I'o,:i-.'i'o t fi'ce. Yyt:e .-tteet, Cr.m.tl u. 'E tie !f.v.-c..L :>:• a: y tci.d-.r r.ot r.cceisaii'y .-.ccptcd. .(AS. MAKTIN", 7: 2 Clc:k to Poard. O'AL AND iiKEWOOD. Ti»H>' Oi:r; ],-■■, to inform the public cj that he Inn 'I'A KEN OY kit the LI-.TAII. RUAN'CH Or Mks.-.::s « aii:i:/.p.ii and Co.'s « OAi. "iRADE, Where he will be prepared to supply Customers at curiint. latcs. N B.— C= al. £■:., delivered by his own van to any pa: t of the town. 7SI NEW BOOT AND SIDE WAREHOUSE. JAMES MOLLI-OX AND SON Leg most respectfully to intimate to the I'uhhc oE Oautaiu ami surrounding Districts thalthev have O J' E N E D j one of those new and centrally-situated j SflOlS IN THAMES-STKEET (known as rhiimski and Moss's Buildings), BOOT AND SHO.i WAREHOUSE, and trust, by strict attention to business, combined with moderate charges, to merit a fair :harc of public support. r J. M. r.nd S. have opened wirh a large ami [ well-selected stosk of | BOOTS AND SHOES ; of tiio fiewost Style* a:.d of the very Best I Quality whieh the Home and Culoninl I Maskctscau supply. Inspection is, there- ; f«»rc, confidently invited. [ In the Manufacturing Department, J. M. j and S , having had long experience, fe?l confident of giving every satisfaction to those [ favoring thetn with their custom. ££T Note ihi AdurciS—THAMES- S T R E ET, OAHAEL-. I\a