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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 491, 24 November 1877, Page 3

i_ATE ADVERTISEMENTS. THK GREATEST ' LIVING INSTE UMENTALIST, AND INCOMPARABLE COMPANY. IN TWO GRAND CONCERTS, Immediately after Dunedin Season. RICHMOND THATCHER, Secretary and Agent, Frince of Wales' Hotel, 143 Dunedin. NORTH OTA GO PrRMANENT BUILDING SOCTE'IY. To George Sumpter, Esq.. Secretary. SIR, —We being Shareholdi-rs in the above Society, hereby request \( u to CONVENE a GENERAL M FETING of the Society, for the purpose of authorising its Incorp< ration under '* The Building Societies Act, 1876;" and als/>, for the purpose of Considering and (if necessary) Keducing the Charges made on Transfers and Withdrawals of Shares. Dated thiß 23rd day of November, 1877. A. J. S HEADLAND K. W. E.OXBY R B*LMER HENRY CONNELL ARTHUR TOMS HARRY F. THOMPSON <\ GaLBRAI I'll RICHARD DIGNAN. "N accordance with the above Requisition, I hereby CONVENE a GK\EIiAL MELTING of the Society, to be held at the Society's Offices, 'J vne-street, Oamaru, on QUEbDAY, the Fouith day of December next, at 5.30 p.m., for the purposes above set forth. GEORGE SUMPTER, Secretary. November 23, 1877. 225 AITAKI AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB. THE INAUGURAL MEETING Of the above Club will be held near Oamaru, on FRIDAY, NOVKxMBER 30, 1877, JrjPGES: t Messrs. Eorton, M'/Ja-r,<r. FT. J. Miller, it. and A. H. Maude. ['.'• Ji hges of Walking : xn Messrs. DeLautour. o'Meagher, and Clowes. £ . Stautek : _l Mr. J. Thornton. 'JIMKKKI-PHIS : Messrs. W. J. Stewa <) and Wheatley. (.LEKKS OF THK ("■ UIiSK : The 1 on mi t tee of the Club. ASS STAX. I - Si f'KTAi IES : Jr*essrs. F. 1-einviek and J. '. M'Donald PROGRAMME. -" 1. 12Q-Yards Race 2. Tutting the Stone 3. Half-mile Race 4. Running Hiyh Jump 5. 200-Yards Race 6. < ; ne-Mile Ra<e 7. Final Heat (100 yards) S. Pole Jump 9. Quarter-mile Race 10. Throwing Cricket Pall 11. Hurdle Race (110 yard?, 10 flights) lg. Veterans' Race (100 yards) 13. Running Long Jump 14. One-Mile Walking Kace 15. Sti-ep : echase. Li-miles, for Ladies' Cup 16. Consolation (150 yaids). rRIZFS (CUPS OR TROPHIES). • Champi- ii Cup for most points in the meMing, value £7 "Ladies' Cup for Steeplechase Value £5 for One Mile ~ £4 for Quarter-mile „ £3 for 10U Yards ; 2nd prize, £1 „ £3 for Half-mile ~ £3 for Hurdle Race ~ £3 for Walking Race ~ £2 for Running High Jump „ £2 for 200 Yards „ £2 for Running Long Jump ~ £2 for ConsoUition „ £1 for all other events. Entries for all events except Consolation Race must be made in wrting, addressed to Secretary, by 6 p.m. on MONDAY, 26'i.h of .. November. Entries, 2s. 6d. each event, or 10s. for all. GEJ. S. LINTOTT, 202 Hon. Sec. f.MILL I G A N I . has much pleasure in annoiv cing to his numerous Friends and Customers the receipt of a Choice Lot of RE A L Geclong, Ba-nockbuin, West of England, Scotch, and Mosgiel TWEEDS. Also, a nice selection of Gents' SILK SCAUPS AND CQLLAES ; Gold and Fancy S'ui'es, Studs, and Patent Soltuires; Dress Shirts; Men's and Bo>s>' Crmieans ; Hats and Hosiery suitable for the piesent season. An Early Call Respectfully Solicited. J, H. MIILIGAN, Tailor, &c., THAMES-STKEET. 220 FOR THE BEST AND CHEAPEST SEEDS, FRUIT, POULTRY, &c, GO TO "J A P E It * S. Everything in Season Always in Stock. 606