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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8293, 23 September 1903, Page 3

North otago farmers' cooperative association, Ltd. Stock and Station. Agents, Brokers of Grain and Dairy Produce, Insurance Agents, etc., etc. Fencing Material, .Ironmongery, Grocery, and every description of Farm Requisites kept in stock. WE HAVE ORDERS FOR "WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY, RYEGRASS, COWGRASS, AT HIGHEST CURRENT RATES. WE ARE BOOKING ORDERS FOB SEED WHEAT AND SEED OATS. STORAGE FOR GRAIN AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. Advances on Grain. • Several Desirable Properties for Sale. J. MAITLAND JONES, Manager. . "VTORTH OTAGO FARMERS COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Ltd. NOTICE TO . SHAREHOLDERS.—A Dividend at the rate of .Seven per cent, is now payable at the offices of the Association, Tyne street. J. MAITLAND JONES, 14th September, 1903. Secretary. SATURDAY, 26th SEPTEMBER, At his Rooms, Tyne street. At 12.30 o'clock. WALTEB SUMPTER has received instructions from the Executors ia the Estate' of the late Noah Homer to sell their interest in. Leasehold Section 21, Block 11, together with six-roomed House, Small "Cottage, Large Barn,- and ' Stables. This property is within a few minutes' walk of the Railway Station and Woollen Factory, and could be made a nice little home. For further particulars apply MESSRS LEE & GRAVE, Or Auctioneer, WALTER SUMPTER. TO LET—S-Roomed HOUSE in North •street, with or without Orchard. For particulars apply to Mrs W. H. Hartley, North Road. ■AT RIBBONS AND BELTS.—W. AND R. SCOTT. Tenders wanted for ploughing, HARROWING, and SOWING about 200 Acres, Waitangi. J. A. SUTTON, Waitangi, Hakataramea. rrVENDERS are invited up to noon of _L WEDNESDAY, 30th September, for ADDITIONS to DWELLING at Palmereton. Plans, etc., at the office of J. M. FORRESTER, Architect. H

NOTICE. Teams wanted for ploughing about 250 ACRES of TURNIP and GRASS LAND at Mount Parker. Tor particulars apply to R. T. RICHARDS, Kurow. THANKS. MRS COLLINS AND FAMILY desire to thank their many Friends for the great kindness shown to them in their recent sad bereavement, also for the many letters and telegrams of sympathy. <gT. LUKE'S LADIES' GUILD. FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 25 SALE OF WORK. AFTERNOON TEA. In aid of the Stone Wall Fund. Admission Free. T. LUKE'S SCHOOLROO M. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25th. GRAND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT. I.—THE POLICY OF THE OSTRICH. Dr Wichelo Mr C. Armstrong. Mrs Wichelo ... ... Miss F. Sutton. Scene—Geisha. Tea Rooms, London. 11. DOMESTIC EXPERIMESTS. (In Two Acts.) Sir Joseph Faddington ... Mr Potter. Lord Stoneybroke ... Mr W. Murdoch. Capt. Kempton Park ... Mr Armstrong. Lady Faddington ... Miss Robinson. Nina Faddington ... Miss 'Headland. Hon. Geraldine Fi£zmaurice Miss C. Murdoch. Miss Agatha St. Orme ... Miss D. Sutton. Scene I —Lady Faddington's Drawingroom, afternoon. Scene II —Same place, evening. Songs, Dances, Strong Orchestra. Stage Manager and Conductor, Mr E. Piper. Accompanist, Mr Burry. Admission, 2s; early doors for ticketholders, 7.30- —7.45. WAITAKI COUNTY COUNCIL. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that it is the intention of the Waitaki County Council to CLOSE ROAD in exchange between Sections 47 and 48, Block VI Mj Oamaru S.D., and through said Section 48, and road between Sections 2 of 46 and 47,. Block VJLii, Oamaru S.D. A PLAN of the Roads to be Closed, and New Roads to be Opened, lies for Public INSPECTION at the County Chambers, for Four Weeks from this date. JAS. MARTIN, County Clerk. 2nd September, 1903. A CARD. MISS MTVOR wishes to inform the LADIES of DUNTROON that she will START DRESSMAKING in Mr More's Drapery Establishment on the Ist- October, and trusts, by strict attention to business, to be favored with orders early, as the present 'season has commenced. Ladies' Own material made up. ANTED, a Good GENERAL SERVANT. Light place. Apply A.8.C., Mail Office. ODQFELLOWSHIP. A DEPUTATION froin the Waimate - Lodge of Oddfellows will VISIT GLENAVY SCHOQLHOUSE on THURSDAY EVENING, September 24th, at 7 p.m., with a view to opening a Lodge in the district. A full attendance of residents of the district is requested. • J. S. BUTCHER, Secretary. ; FOUND —Black and • Tan Collie DOG,-* white breast. If not claimed will be! sold. Apply to this office. • ■ TAKE NOTICE. A CHEQUE; for £ll7 12s 6d, ' payable to No. 65359, dated September 7th, 1903, and drawn by PYNE & CO., on Bank 1 of New Zealand, ' Christchurch. ' PAYMENT OF THIS CHEQUE IS STOPPED. YOUNG ENGLISHMAN, recent arrival, wants Situation; hajidy in garden and with horses. A.J., Post Office, Oamaru. •