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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 891, 22 February 1879, Page 2

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS , / OLUNTEER Hat, GREAT SUCCESS. GREAT SUCCESS Grand Farewell Benefit to MR. WILLIAM HOSKIj; Si Monster Programme. Music! Comedy!! Shakespeare in "THE MORNING CALL; And Sheridan Knowles' "OVID'S ART OF LOVE." LAST NIGHT OF MDLLE. ALICE CHARBONNET The world-famed aud fascinating Pianists [ Eleve of the Conservatoire de Musique, P a(l ji LAST NIGHT OF ' MR. J. W. MARSHALL, The Eminent Basso. LAST NIGHT OF MISS TILLY ANDREWS, The charming Comedienne. For particulars see day bills, &c, &(j. Admission—Front Seats, 5s ; Second Seafe 3s ; Back Seats, 2s. ' The Box Plan may be seen at Rooajm ind Cottrell's, where seats may be sccw^ 41s NEW TEES-STREET HALL. MEETINGS are hdj at Eight o'clock every SUNDAJ EVENING. Friends welcomed at close ol Non-churchgoers, cordially invited. The Choir will sing half-an-hour previoii tmencing. f piONGREGATIONAL CHURcI VOLUNTEER HALL. 1 SE II VICES TO-MORRO W(February 23rd], it the usual hours—H o'clock a.m., and' J. 30 p.m. 49! m /fR. JEFFREYS will PREACH in the W-L old Tees-street Hall (God willing) rO-MOEROW EVENING, at half-past sir j'olock. Subject Prophet in the Lions' Den." 49.$ WESLEY CHURCH. QERMONS will be PREACHED in th* above Church Morning and Evening rO-MORROW by the REV. HENRY DEWSBURY. m A MEETING of the CREDITORS of - JOSEPH SMITH, of St. AndreVi 3oal Pit, Papakaio, will be held at E. Vl'Kenzie's Hotel, on THURSDAY, 27th :NST., at 2 p.m. 501 DUNEDIN RACES. FEBRUARY 27th & 28tii, & MARCH Ist. rll E S. S . WAIT AK I Will sail on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 2Gm % AND FRIDAY, 2Sth INST., iouveying passengers for the above Races; Returning from Duuedin on Thursday evening and Sunday morning. Return Tickets - Fifteen Shillings;. RAMS AND EWES. 100 Good Lincoln Rams, and 3000 j'-bred Ewes In lots to suit purchasers. Apply to CONNELL AND CLOWES. JOHN REID (Elderslie.) 4SU A LL Parties iudebited to the late firm of D. REID & CO., Hampden, will lease PAY their Accounts to the undergned on or before FRIDAY, the 28nt NST. If not paid then legal proceedings 'ill follow at once. Mr. Merger will be at the Hampden, [ctel on the 2Gth and 2Sth inst., to receive icounts, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. S2 HENDERSON & MERCEIi. EVENING CLASSES.. Intending Pupils should present "Stem-, selves at the SOUTH SCHOOL. ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT:, WHEN MESSRS. RICE & ELSBURY itend commencing Classes for instruction in the following subjects : English (including Elocution and Composition), Book-keeping, Arithmetic, Mathematics, and Science. chool hours From 7 till 9on Monday and Thursday Evenings. Terms - Two Shillings per week. 500 [TANTED KNOWN —NO MOBJ COAL can be obtained from th* . Andrew's Coal Pits until furtbei tice. 479 ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS OF THE RATLIN'S RIVER FREEHOLD SAWJ MILL COMPANY, LIMITED. i-PixAL, £25,000, in 5000 Shares of £3 Each. ve Shillings per Share will be payable on Application; Five Shillings on Allotment; and Two Pound Ten Shillings in Five Calls of Ten Shillings each, at intervals of not less than two months. ) further calls are likely to be required for sojne time, and will only be made wit* the consent of the Shareholders. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS: David Baxter (D. Baxter and Co.) George O'Driscoll (O'Driscoll and C<M Keith Ramsay, Duuedin T. T. Ritchie, Dunedin James B. Thomson (M'Gill and Thomson) Robert Wilson (R. Wilson and Co.) N.Y.A.WALES(WaIes, Stephenson&Co) W. T. Winchester Robert Andrew, Catlin's River. BANKERS : .« Bank of New Zealand. , v solicitors: ; Stewart and Denniston. „".''. interim secretary. T. T. Ritchie. Lpplication for Shares racy be- ma de: w> Managers of the various branches of tn lk of New Zealand, audi to the Intern" retary, Dunedin, up to. 4th March. Nearly half of the Shares are already en up, and the Company will be registers