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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 826, 5 December 1878, Page 2

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. >URTON'S GREAT AUSTRALIAN * CIRCUS. lis acknowledged Eques' ment will API ~ 6d; Circle, Sren, half price. W. WOODYEAR, . OAMARU HARBOR BOARD. - of the be held in the Board Room, on FRIDAY, 6th °" " ~ T. FORRESTJfiJ ***" Secretary?^ riEOEGE GREENFIELD GEORGE jen, to commence o the of JANUARY next. intendsTq hold re&uIar>MONTHLY n*r" BKOOKBR's'Glasgow Boarding, house, Severn-street. 632 TUESDAY, 10th DECEMBER. On the premises, Gloucester Cottage (next S. Shrimski, Esq.) HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. " EOEGE GREENFIELD —"■ has been favored with instructions from the party, who is leaving the district, to Sell byjdPublic AuetiSny on the above date— // / , . I ■ In addition to a, large number of artlele* upon various subjects connected with agricultural and pastoral pursuits, tha AGRICULTURIST contains : The Prize Eusay on " Rotation of Crops," by Mr. J. Gifford. An Article on New Zealand Agricultural Implement Manufacturing and Foreign Importations. A Report of the National Agricultural Association Conference. A Report of the Show Dinner, And Leading Articles upon " The Conference," "The late Shows," and "Country Townships," EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE. nnHE MONTHLY MEETING/Mi- the -"- Waitabi Branch wifl~he/aelcl in the High School, Oamara, lon, Ü BDAY FIRST, at 11 o'clock fofehoeli. \ Business : Discussion \ re/) the" following resolution of fsf*'Several Committee of the Branches be requested to Cjffhsider the recent Regulations tf tiie Education Departs ment; Syllafms or Instruction j ExtteimatiDn\> Classification, and Certification oV Teachers." i\V R. PEATTIE, j\ Sesretary. Oamaru, December 3, 1878. 619 The whWjstf theWQntfSEHOLD FURNT- & TURG Chest of Drawers (cedar), Bedsteads, 6 Bedding, Sofas, Tables, Chairs, | Stove, handsome Stands Artificial | Flowers in Silk, handsome Work- 1 table, Sewing Machines, etc., etc, 1 G. GREENFIELD, 644 Auctioneer, I NEW ZEALAND AGRICULTURIST. rriHE Second Number of the NEW ZEA. LAND AGRICULTURIST is how published. An additional number of copies have been printed, to avoid disappointment to those desirous of sending the NEW ZEALAND AGRICULTURIST to their friends abroad. Orders for extra copies should be sent in without delay. Subscribers and others wishing to send copies abroad can have their wishes attended to by forwarding to this office the addresses to which they desire copies to be transmitted. All such orders will bo promptly attended to.