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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXV, Issue 9731, 7 January 1908, Page 3

OPERA JiOUSE, OAAARU. FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10.' POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY FIRST APPEARANCE IN OAMARU -OF A LL A N TT A MILTON'S NEW DRAMATIC COMPANY, Presenting on a scale of unexampled' coi pleteness, the world-famed.'" =' '■"■'. FANTASTIC COMEDY DRAMA, A MESSAGE FROM MARS By arrangement -with Chas. Hawtrey, Esq., London. By Alfred Clint, Harry Cohaite, and Assistants. Produced under the Direction of Mr George E. Bryant. Plan at Meldrum's. PRICES: 4s, 2s 6d, and Is; early doors, 6d extra. Onen at 7 • to commence at 8 p.m. ' M. MARCUS, con • Touring Manager. T\/rASS will be Celebrated in St. Joseph's Church, HAKATARAMEA, on NEXT SUNDAY, 12th inst. OAMAUU HOSPITAL. TTIHE ANNUAITsTATCTORY MEETJ- ING of CONTRIBUTORS will be held on THURSDAY, 9th January, at 8 p.m., in Mr Pipers Office, old Council Chambers. BUSINESS: The Adoption of Report and Balancesheet, and the Election of Two Trustees, retiring and eligible for re-election. Contributors are requested to pay their annual subscriptions before the meeting to qualify for voting. Particulars from the undersigned. E. PIPER,' 577 S& THE NORTH OTAGO BENEVOLENT SOCIETY CONTRIBUTORS. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Contributors to this Institution for the purpose of Electing Two Trustees under the Hospital and Charitable Institution Act, I£Bs, Amendment Act, 1886 will be held in the office on THURSDAY, 9th January, at 12 o'clock noon. WALTER GIBB, 572 Hon. Secretary. NORTH OTAGO A. AND. P. ASSOCIATION. TENDERS will be received by the undereigned up till 10 a.m. on WEDNESDAY', Btli January, for ENLARGING RING at Show Ground. Specifications may be seen at the oilico of this paper. E. PIPER, 514 • .. Secretary. THE FAREWELL SOCIAL to ARCHDEACON GOULD will be held in St. Luke's Schoolroom on TUESDAY EVENING, 7th instant, at 8 o'clock. All Friends and Adult Parishioners are invited to be present. W. WILLIAMSON, 561 Parishioners' Churchwarden. ' TITHE ANNUAL MEETING of the -*- above License-holders will be held at South Vvaitaki on THURSDAY-, 9th, at 3 p.m. 565 J. A. DUNCAN, Sec. ESTATE. MEIHVJvX, ASHBURTON. FURTHER SUBDIVISION SALE. FRIEDLANDER BROS. (LTD.), in conjunction with GOULD, BEA"LMONT AND CO. have received instructions from Duncan Cameron, Esq., to sell, at their _„. „ LAND SALE BOOMS, ASHBURTON, at 1.60 p.m. on SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, A Further Block of the above Estate comprising 3250 acres, divided into eleven allotments ranging from 70 acres to 800 acres. . _ LOTS Nos. 1. 2, 3, 4. o comprise Paddocks of very high-class cropping land, situated handy to LyndluiTst and Cairnbrae Railway Stations, confronting Thompson's Track, which forms the eastern boundary of the Estate. LOTS. Nos. '6. 7, and 8 comprise paddocks behind! the main Homestead', inciudins those known as the "Dip" and- "Devery's paddocks. LOTS No. 9 and 1 Part of No. 11 are ' known as Johnston's paddocks, and are situated- on the North Bank of the Ashburton River, above the old Homestead. LOTS 10 and 12 include about 750 acres, divided' into 7 paddocks, lving directlv between the mam Homestead and: the old Homestead'. It is quite unnecessary for us to make remarks about thi.; property now offered for sale, as the Eetate has'earned! for itself a. reputation for the high quality of all classes of its productions—well-known to those interested in land. • ■ i The sections nre of convenient size, and are situated handy to townsiiip of Methven where Stock 'sales, are now regularly held, and- close tn Railway Station, Post, Teleirrapb. and Public Schools, and are all well" •within the radius of the nor'-west showers. TERMS—--10 per cent, rash at Sale. ■ 5 per cent. Cash 29th February,,l9o3, 10 per cent. Cash let March, 1909. 5 per cent. Cash Ist March. 1910. Balance for 5 or 7 years at 4£ per cent. For plans and full particulars apply GOULD. BEAUMONT. AND CO. Christchurch. FRIEDLANDER BROS., LTD., -22 Ashburton GUINNESS &_LE CREN, LTD. STUDHOLME JUNCTION SALEYARDS. FRIDAY, 10th JANUARY. Present Entries: Half and Three-quar THERS. forward 9fin Ha!f aud ' illree - < l uarlerbred OUU THERS, forward i "f\ Half and Three-quarterbred WE--4:0" THERS, stores -I R Head 3UXED CATTLE Account Mr E. Dyers, who has sold his farm—n DAIRY" COWS, in profit and. in 0 Calf. 578 , .■ "- ■ WHERE TO STAY IN DUXEDIX. IF vou want a Downright Comfortable Place which is handily situated, •v nfl -cotsesses all-thc element of a home in spect of accommodation, food, attendance, and up-to-date convenience, stay at the IMPERIAL PRIVATE HOTEL, 226, Princes street. Visitors to it are invariably pleased and come again. It has 50 Single and Double Bedrooms; and is not expensive. TARIFF: From 4s a day, or ixpm 20s a -week. 1 D r C. CAMERON, - ',~ >: -..*-' v ■«.''" '- :j-.«,E"»rietor.-;. - -