SATURDAY* 23th MAY, At 12.30. 3D. FAMILTON • -will offer for public auction— Furniture,, Forest Trees, 2 Cockatoos 3 Galahs, 1000 Cigars, Pickling Onions, 50 Turkey Hens, Ducks, Young Roosters, 7 Wean ere, etc., etc. R. LAWSON, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, 28th INST. At hia Rooms, Wear street, XVT ILLIAM JARDINE ■" 1 has received instructions from Mrs Lamont to sell the salvage stock, consisting of—--1 Suite (9 pieces), 1 Kitchen Dresser, 1 Leather Couch, 1 Colonial Sofa, 2 Gents' Easy Chairs, 2 Chests Drawers, Coal Scuttle, 5 Gipsy Tables, 1 Mahogany Pellar Round Table, 1 Washstand, 1 Dining Table (castors; extra large), 1 Water Can, Straw Mattress, 1 Single Spring Mattress, 1 Hair Mattress, 1 Meat Safe, Single Iron Bedstead, also Fenders and Fireirons, Pots, Macracarpas, Ladies' and Gents' Bridles, Spring Roller Blinds, Fruit, Onions, Potatoes, and Poultry. ANDREW WATSON, Auctioneer. WAIMATE COUNTY COUNCIL. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. WATHAO RIDIKG. T HEREBY give public notice that an ELECTION of a duly qualified person to represent the Waihao Riding on the Waimate County Council, in place of Mr John Morriss, resigned, will be held on FRIDAY, 17th June, 1904. And I hereby appoint the County Council Chambers, Waimate, as the place, and SATURDAY the 4th day of JUNE, 1904, at or before 12 o'clock noon, as the time for Receiving Nominations of Candidates. Nominations must be made in the form of the second schedule of "The Regulation oE Local Elections Act, 1876," and delivered •c addressed to the Returning Officer as above stated. GEO. V. COCHRANE, Returning Officer. W aimate, 2oth May, 1904. LUivi'/s LADIES' GUILD. S l ' ANNUAL SALE, THURSDAY & FRIDAY, JI XE. 2nd and 3rd. Contributions hatefully received. PAPAKAIO. EMPIRE DAY~ CONCERT. fTTHE ADJOURNED CONCERT will take place in the Hall on FRIDAY, 27th inst., at 8 o'clock. W. J. EDWARDS, Secretary. LOST, Brown GREYHOUND Pup Dog; last seen up Chelmer street Keward st Toohey's boarding house. LOST (on Saturday evening), a Brown Bear MUFF. Finder kindly return •© Mail Office. ANTED—A MESSAGE BOY. Ap. ply, A- Warren, Basket-maker, Thames street. LOST, on the North Road, an Saturday a BUGGY CUSHION. Finder redded at Northern Stables.. XEFIT CONCERT. UUNRO'S HALL, KUROW, FRIDAY, 10th JUNE ,1904. Ainission, 2s. Dance to follow; Admis*w - to dance, 2s; ladies free. F. KELK, Sec. WANTED— A Smart YOUTH as Apprentice to the sales; also Smart for Manchester Department. ApP'y» at once, Polytechnic. FOR SALE Cat once), SECTION 14, Block 35, Ure street, OamarUy with 4-roomed House, Wash-house, etc. Apply on the premises to P. L. Jackson. V[ ORTHERN LIVERY AND BAIT -\J STABLES. Tcta ud Wanabeck atrceti, Oanarn. J. CUNNINGHAM, Proprietor. *0 Hoimi Kept en LiTery will receiT* ETery Cam sad Aiteatian. the Convenience of the Travelling fwHe, u Up-to-date 4-Wheeled Cab fau provided, «nd w3l be kepi constantly otMitaet. Fan* Hoe as ordinary cab. OiHen left at the Btabl* will xtedn Attaatu*. T. a ADAMS, . MnaCVt
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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXVII, Issue 8491, 26 May 1904, Page 3
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477Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Oamaru Mail, Volume XXVII, Issue 8491, 26 May 1904, Page 3
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