CLEARING SALE AT ELEPHANT HILL, WAJMATE, THURSDAY, 26th HAT. MESSRS DALGETY AND CO. CLtd.) having received instructiona from ftlr H. E. Maim, who has sold his farm, will sell at above place all his STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, Etc., comprising the following: 1350 6 and 8-tooth Halfbred Breeding Ewss 300 Lambs 30 4-tooth Border Leicester Earns 16 2j-year-old Steers 2 Saddle and Harness Horses 1 Hackney Mare (Mermaid, dam of Boldrewood), by Blackwood Abdallah, stinted to Rothschild Other Cattle, Implements, and sundries. Account Messrs H. H. Fisher, P. Perry, and others—--6 Draught Fillies and Geldings (3 and 4 years old), 2 Draught Mares (4 and 5 years old), 1 Good Harness Horse, 1 do (6 years old, Glenlogan), 1 first-class Hack (good hunter), 1 Heifer and 1 Cow (springing), R. and G. Grain Drill, quantity Empty Sacks, ete., etc. Freeman's Drag will leave Waimate on arrival of Timara and Oamaru trains, and drive intending buyers over to sale. Luncheon Provided. Outside entries received. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., JOHN MUIR, Auctioneer. ►ARNARDOS JARNAF.DOS J--I-OMS. "WEAR STREET HALL, FRIDAY, MAT 27. Chairman, Opening Remarks, I Rev. R. J. Porter. I Piano Solo Ulav Diehl. Sang, "Cry of the Little Ones," Miss Bice. Song, "The Ladies' Penny Paper," Mr De Ltle. Song, rMary of Argyle," ... Mr J. "Walla. Lantern Views—Operator, Mr W. BL CottreH; description by Mr Robtt Brown. (Interval.) Banjo Solo, Cromarty Polka March, MrDeL'lsle. Song, Tiio Gift" ... Miss Edwards. Song, "Island of Dreams" ... Mr J. Walls. Song, '"No!" Mr De L'lsle. Lantern Views—Operator, Mr W. H. Cot- __ trell; description by Mr Bobt. Brown. Glueing Remarks ... Rev. R. J. Porter. Accompaatste: Miss DiehL Tickets Is, at Meldrums and all business places. Children 6d. J. J. SPENCE, Local Agent for Dr Barnardo. OAMARU CO-OPERATTYE STORE AND BAKERY CO., LIMITED. fTTHE ANNUAL MEETING of the above -*- Company will be held in St. Andrew's Hall, Thames street, on THURSDAY, the 25th inst., at 8 p.m. BUSINESS: To receive Annual Report and Balancesheet, and the Election of Directors and Auditors for the ensuing year. A. CLARKE, Manager. OTAGO CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOUR UNION, St. Paul's Church, THURSDAY, 26th inst., at 7.50 f.m. Tenth Annual Meeting. Consecration Service. Colors. Banker's Hymns. KOKOAMO SCHOOL. J ANITUAL CONCERT and DANCE will be held in the School on FRIDAY, 27th May, 1904, at 7.30 p.m. j Single tickets, 2s; double, 3s. Refresh- j ments provided. ) E 1' E F I T CONCERT. MUNRO'S HALL, KUROW, FRIDAY, 10th JUNE ,1604. Admission. 2a. Donee to foBow; Admis«ic<t to dance, 2s; ladies free. F. KKLg, Sec. i/rAHE.VO - INCHOLMB CHURCH "-*- BAZAAR, »." THE PUBLIC HALL, MAHENO. will open a* 5 p.m., OX THURSDAY, 26th INST., And will coatinoe open on Tfanreday, Friday and Saturday eveniags. A tar~o njjortment of cseful and fancy work and f.ixra preducs Refreshments at all hoars. Masical ir .d ether entertaiamaats each eve*iaig. OAMARU FARMERS' UNION. ADJOf'KN-KD ANNUAL MEETING, New County Council Chambers, SATURDAY, May 28th, 11.30 a.m. JUNIOR fur Manchester Department. Ap- j ply, at once. Polytechnic. LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICE. will he brought under the provisions of "The Land Transfer Act, 1885, and its ,-iraend«\ents, unless caveat be lodged forbiddiag Hhc same WITHIN ONE CALENDAR MONTH from the publication hereof in the SueHe—DUNCAN DARROCH, Sections ; 137. 138 139, 14X 141, 142, 143, and part *( Sections 144, 145, 146, 158, Bloek VI., Otepopo District, occupied by applicant. , *"°- 4095. ~ _ I Diagrams m.~.y he inspected.at this office. Dated this 23rd day of May, 1904, at the Lwds Rejystry Office, Dnnedm. W. WYLNKS, District Land Registrar. Ranted— tenders for carting ' about Eleven or Twelve Thousand Feet of TIMBER, at par hn*dred feet, and E%h£ or Ten Tan of other Goods, at per toe, front Lake Tekapo to Lake Pakakj. Tenders, addressed J. P. PETERgEJ?. Buildpr, lirvercargiD, iriH fba received up ••MAT 29th. ANTED—A MESSAGE BOX. Ap- j . i ply, A. Warren, Basket-makar, j Thanes .street. ] -j OST, between Moeraki Fish Shop and j i-i Queen's Hotel, One Lady's Silver} Witch with Gent's Chain attached. Re.-) *ir4Mail Office. I ararposT cqalbrooedals COALS. < LL Oamsrn Coal Merchants have not l FULL STOCKS Of THIS FAMOUS WINTER FUEL. SEEP THE COAL BINS FULL.
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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXVII, Issue 8490, 25 May 1904, Page 3
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