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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1319, 16 September 1880, Page 3

| LATE ADVERTISEMENTS S' UNDAY SCHOOL CENTENARY CELEBRATION. i . YOLUNTEBR HALL. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, 21st and 22nd inst. Kev. C. E. Barley will take the chnir each evening at 7 p.m. I)oor3 open at 6.30. ON TUESDAY : c:in.r;RKN\s kkuit soiree : At a P.icri.f r.-ii.'s-tinc wi.'l In; < y!nbit» •!, to lie lo'lowc! by a S; i of l»*-aulifril views of th«i 'I a.)>f;rn:ic;:o. in the Wil'ierie.s-t, accompanied by fhort descriptive readings and appropriate music. Hymns, to ho sur.j by the r.udhnce v/il! be thrown on the screen. Adn»i:sion, 6d. ON WEDNESDAY : FRUIT SOIREE FOR ADULTS. Admission, Is. The meeting will be addressed by the Rev. C. E. Barley (President of the aitaki S.S. Union)nnsnbject "Roberts Raikeß." Rev. A H. Todd. " Aims and objects of the Sunday School." Rev. J. Foster, " Relation of the Family to the Sunday School." Rev. J. Crump, *' Teachera' Preparation and Training." Several other Ministers are expected to take part in the procetding3. Hymns will be sung during the evening, a copy of which will be presented to every person cn entering the Hall. 434

WARDEN'S COURT. MAEREWHENDA. rpHE NEXT SITTING of the Warden's J- Court will be htld at Livingstone, on WEDNESDAY, 22nd SEPTEMBER, at noon. H. W. ROBINSON, 432 Warden. MAEREWHENUA PLOUGHING MATCH. To take place cn FRIDAY, 17th SEPTEMBER. Programme. Class A—Doable-Furrows. Open to all comers. First Prize ... ... £l° 0 0 Seccnd Prize ... ... S 0 0 Third Prize 6 .0 0 Fourth Prize 4 0 0 Fifth Prize 2 0 0 Class B—rouble-Furrows. Open to all v."ho have not won Ist, 2nd, or 3rd prizes. First Prize ... ... £lO 0 0 Second Prize ... .. 8 0 0 Toird Prize ... ... 6 0 0 Fourth Prize ... ... 4 0 0 Fifth Prize 2 0 0 A number of Special Prizss will ba given for Beat kept Harness, Best groomed Botses, etc. * No prize will be given unlers the furrow bo six inches deep. A'>y coulters allowed. Plonehs mn»t be on the at half-past ntue o'clock, and ploughing start-i at ten o'clock prcci.-ely. Eight ploughs or no o'h prize. Six plougns? or no 4th prize. Twu-third.s nt an acre to !-e ploughed by each ciinp tiror. 1 ihie, 5 hours, Assistance allowed at first and la.-t round oniy. Double-furrow ploughs only allowed. The above rales af. piy to both classes. A DINNER AND BALL Wilt be held (in connection with t.'-e above) at to cowntsncc at S p.m. Sin«le tickets, 7s 6d ; double ticktts, 10s. 3i'b NO riCE. ALL CLAIMS against the Estate of JAMES PH.YDE to be rendered duly proven, by the 20th Inst. D. HAY, Creditors' Trustee. NALL Persons owing ACCOUNTS ci over six months' standby to the nadcrtiir, e;! a-- requestor! to fE'TLK t'nem inline iiati.lv, failing which, they w:i! be proceeded again-1 without kuthor notice. E. WHITE, 355 Tees-street. NOTICE. ALL DEBTS due to the Estate of W. ANDEBSON must be settled on or before 4th OCTOBER, to save legal proceedings to F. H. TOWNSKND; Or WILLIAM ANDERSON, 425 Coal Yard, Coqnet-3treet. ~X~XT ATER ENGINES, V T admittedly unequalled V.y tho3e of anv other manufacture in the world ; over 201' iu operation in New Zealand. Any h.-n. made to order. Prices—From £25 upwards. Particulars on application. 419 A. & T. BURT, Dunedin. THE ST. HUBERT'S VINEYARD CO.,

(limited, } MELBOURNE. R WILSON AND CO. DUSEDIN, Sole Agents for New Zealand. M elboueke CUP, ISSO. STAR PROBLEM. 1000 COMPETITORS AT 10s EACH. Bonns for Successful Solutions. let 2nd ... 3rd Divided Do Total Address—£lso 80 40 100 130 £SOO 132 Ftak Pi.oki.km," Care cf G. J. Hams, Box 10, Host Ollice, Oamaru. £1000) 509 I 230 \ 050 I too J £3OOO PJ. BELL'S CONSULTATION, NO. - ONHIK C. J. C. HANDICAP, To be run in November. I'l'.JZkS First Prize... Second Prize Third Prize Starters (divided)... Non-starters (divided) Consultation Fee, £l. "Wherever obtainable, please forward Post Office Orders, or Crotacd Cheque*), with exchange added. Two stamps needed —one for reply and one for rercsalt. Address, i P. J. BELL. Poat Offise, Box 116, Timarn. 1 Tickets obtainable *t U. Taylor's, Hairdresser, Thames-street. 407