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Oamaru Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 5100, 9 October 1891, Page 3

Meetings, Etc O AMARU MUSICAL SOClETY—Remember Concert on Friday Evening, 23rd October. 951 y. RIN BANKRUPTCY. In ke Henry Matiiie, of Pukeuri, Farmer. A SPECIAL MEMTING of Creditors in this Estate will take place in the Courthouse (Committee Room) on MONDAY, the 12th day of OCTOBER, at 2.30 p.m. Oamaru, 9th October, 1891. E. A. ATKINSON, 974 Deputy Assignee. Public Notices FOUND, near Whitstone, on Tuesday, 29th September, an OVERCOAT, with shoulder cape. Apply Mail Office. 977 CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. Grand November show, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, The 12th and 13th. Pedigree Stock Sale, SATURDAY, the 14th. ENTRIES will CLOSE on SATURDAY, the 31st instant. Note—Each Premium Catalogue is supplied with an Entry Form for Sheep, Cattle and Horses. A further supply will be furnished by return of post on application. Sheep, Cattle, Draught Horses and Produce will be Judged on Thursday, the 12th. All Light Horses will be Judged on Friday, the 13th.

Further particulars on application to M. MURPHY, 975 Secretary. LEFT at Mrs Johnson's, on June 22nd, 1891, one BAY HORSE, branded M under semicircle on right shoulder. If not claimed will he sold by public auction within one month. MRS JOHNSON, Bridge Hotel, Waitaki South.

MISS MOIR, Fancy Goods Thames-street, has just received a fresh supply of Ladies' Needlework Silks, Wools, etc. Everything of the very best quality. Vacancies for a few Pianoforte Pupils. Registry Office for Servants conducted by Mrs Moir.

NOTICE. Having disposed of my business I take this opportunity of Thanking my Numerous Customers and the Public of this district for the Liberal Patronage I have received during the 11 years I have been in business, and I trust they will continue to give the same support to my successors (Messrs Richmond and O'Grady), who have this day taken possession. L. P. CHRISTESON, October 5, 1891. .

ITH reference to the above, we have much pleasure in informing the public that it is onr intention to carry on the business in a first-class manner. The saloon will be under the management of Mr Richmond, who was four years in the employ of Mr Christeson, and lately of Messrs Davis and Lamb's, Christcliurch. Tobaccos, Cigars, and Cigarettes of the very best brands kept in stock. RICHMOND AND O'GRADY. October sth, IS9I.

Robert Hamilton, Grocer, Ham and Bacon Curer, HULL-STREET, Begs to Notify to the Public of Oamaru that, in order to give the fullest advantage to all CUSTOMERS PAYING CASH, He has decided to Issue Coupons to Pur hasers of Goods to the amount of One Shilling and Upwards, and on their Producing Coupons to the amount of One Pound One Shilling Cash will be Returned. It is to be noted that all GOODS ARE OF THE BEST QUALITY, And will be sold at the Very Lowest Town Quotations

NOTICE TO ANGLERS. FISHING SEASON, 1891-92. TT ENRY WATSON Tees-street. Has Just; Opened Out (ex Tainui) a Splendid Assortment of FISHING TACKLE, Consisting of 15 Feet Trout Rods, with extra tips. Fly Rods, "Waterproof Silk Lines, Silkwoven Gut, Reels, Devon Minnows (all sizes, mounted and unmounted), Soleskin "Whitebait Minnows, And All Requirements of Anglers. Also, ex Pakeha: One Case Burgon and Balls' 11A and BBA Sheep Shears. One Case extra-selected Turkey Stones. 837. IN BANKRUPTCY. rjflHE "WHOLE of the STOCK of BOOKS, STATIONERY, and FANCY GOODS IN THE ESTATE OF H. A. TEMPERTON, Bookseller, Thames-street, Is now being SOLD in Lots to Suit Purchasers. No Reasonable Offer Refused. Everything must be Sold to Close Accounts. 663