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Oamaru Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 4952, 20 April 1891, Page 3

We arc naked to draw attention to the advertisement, announcing that a Prohibition Committee is nominated for Waiareka licensing l>cnch, and advising meetings of tho4c interested. The opening meeting of the Oamani Cou.-hin>r C'lnl) will be held on Thursday next. Full particulars appear in our advertising columns. Tiie tirst annual general meeting of the O.ini.iru Musical .Society will be held in the Athena'inn Hall to-morrow evening at 7.45 o'clock. Honorary members are requested to attend, ns well as performing members.

Late Advertisement LOST, I-a.it Night, gold signet RING, initials inside. Reward at \V. RtcKKTrs. 758 SA LE.—First-class sample SEED WHEAT ( Yki.vkt). —Apply A. E. Atkin>"N, The < lorge, Weston. 705 lirouri and White PIG. —Apply to Omvkii Si tton, Jun., at Messrs Reid and Gray's. riTO LET—For a term of years, FLORAJL VI LLE (Woodlands), North Road, containing Eight Rooms, and all outside conveniences, with Stable and Coach-house, and Nin>: Acres of Land.—Apply to Hadden Dkssiwn, Estate Agent, Oamaru. NOTICE TO SCHOOL COMMITTEES. FORMS f«r the NOMINATION of CANDIDATES for Election to School Committees can be Obtained at the M--.il Ottice. Price—Two Shillings per iJo/.-U. FUNERAL NOTICE. rpill- Friends of the late MR FRANCIS O'BRIEN are respectfully informed that hi* Funeral will leave hi 3 late residence r.ii TUESDAY, the '2lst INST., at 2 «Vl"vk f«r the Catholic Church. S. COLLETT, Undertaker. 7l>l Naylor-street, Waimate. MECHANICS' HALL, HAMPDEN. C ONCEPT and DANCE, in aid of the School Funds, To W held on FRIDAY, APRIL 24th, ISO'. 1)..0n open at 7.-*0 : Commence at 8 sharp. A'imi-M'iii, 'is lid; Children Is. OAMARL" MUSICAL SOCIETY. rtiHE FIRST ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING will be held on TUESDAY EVENING. -Ist instant, at 7.45 o'clock in AtheiKi.-um Hall. Bu?iucji.-r—'To receive Balance-Sheet and R»-[>«.rt and General. Every Honorary and Performing Member kindly attend. Committee Meet same Evening and Place .-•.I 7 o'clock sharp. E. 13. PILCHER, Hon. Sec. DANCING, DEPORTMENT AND CALISTHENICS. MI S S D A W S 0 N Will RE OPEN HER CLASSES For the almvc in St. James' Hall. Adult *. Mondays & Thursdays, commencing MONDAY, 20rii APRIL. ■Juveniles, Wednesdays & Saturdays, commencing Wednesday, 22nd April. Private le-wns as per arrangement. The new and fashionable Barn Dance taught. 741 TO THE SETTLERS IN KUROW DISTRICT. ON and After this Date wc will be prepared to Receive RABBITS in Any Quantity, at our Kurow Factory. 721 FINLINSON AND CO. LICENSE OR NO LICENSE. COMING ELECTIONS. "f"TT ANTED All true MEN and \ V WOM EN. who believe that the refusal of all licenses for the next three years would materially lienefit this town, and who are willing to promote such a result, cither privately or by committees, to MEET in the llall of the "i .W.C.T.U., Eden-street, next to Dr Niven, at lwlf-past 7 o'clock sharp THIS (MONDAY) EVENING. Plenty of Accommodation and Good Seating.

LICEXSE OR XO LICENSE. "VXTHEREAS Five Persons have been * ' duly NOMINATED for the Waiareka Licensing Bench, pledged, if elected, to refuse all licenses at Ngapara, Enfield, and Weston, nil Tnte Men and Women who believe that such action would materially benefit th"«c districts, and are willing to promote »ttch results either privately or by Committcc. are wanted to meet in their respective districts at the following times and pLirrs : WESTON.— Public Hall, THURSDAY, APRIL if. at 7.30. EXFIELP. Sclwolhoiiac, PRIDAY, APRIL- I. at 7..T0. WAPARA. —Schoolhotisc, SATURDAY, APRIL -2.',, nt T.»>. Women nnd Men both required. XOTICE. ORR'S YARDS AGAIN OPEN. HE YARDS formerly occupied by lis having again fallen into our hands, we have had to decide to COMMENCE BUSINESS. Onr Yards arc now open and tinder efficient management, and we trust that, by Strict Attention to Business and Executing Orders at the Lowest Remunerative Prices, to secure the Patronage formerly accorded J. ORR AND CO. Coal and Firewood Merchants, Behind Post Office, OAMARU. N. Z. A,