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Otago Daily Times, Issue 3910, 28 August 1874, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. WAKAItI DISTRICT SCHOOL, AUalk-way Buhii. JN Entertainment (to conclude with Dancing) in aid of the Funds of the above School, will lie given in the Suliool-hou.se THIS KVENING, AUGUST 28th, commencing ut 8 o'clock. Vocal and Instrumental Alusic, Humorous Readings, &c, BOX and COX. . Tickets for Eiiti-rtainnient, 2s ; do for Entertainment and Dancing, &s, may be obtained from Committee and Storekeepers in the District. See Programmes. 22ag PUBLIC NOTICES. "T^TOTICE —I hereby give notice that i~™ I will not be RESPONSIBLE for any DEBTS contracted in my name by any one whomsoever after this date without my written authority. G. K. DEIUIER. Dunedin, 27th Auju-st, 1371. ESTATE OF ANToONY HAYZEN, DECEASED. A LL CLAIMS on the above-named Estate are requested to be furnished to the undersigned, care of 11. W. Hawkins, Princes street, Dunedin. G. T. HAYZEN, Executor. Dunedin, 25th August, 1574. 2Cag MONSTER SWEEPSTAKES OS THE MELBOURNE CUP, 1874. ONE THOUSAND SUBSCRIBERS AT £1 Is EACH. To be Divided as follows :— First Horse 500 Soys. j Second .. .. ''„ „ 200 do Third 75 d 0 Starters 125 do Non-Starters 100 do Country Subscribers can depend upon having Ticke forwarded on receipt of Bank Draft or P. 0.0. Early application to be made to the Undersigned. GEORGE DODSON, Treasurer. THOMAS STANBROOK, Secretary. Empire Hotel, _ High street, Dunedin. nniMARU AGRICULTURAL AND H PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. A SHOW OF STOCK, AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE, AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS, Will be held on the GROUNDS OP THE ASSOCIATION, AT TIJIARU, ON WEDNESDAY, 28th OCTOBER, 1574. The following are some of the principal prizes offered:— SHEEP. In the Merino Classes, a piece of Silver Plate or Cup of the value of £50 will be given to the largest prizetaker. In the Leicester, Lincoln, Romney Marsh, Cotwold, and other breeds, a piece of Silver Plate or Cup of the value of £20 is offered in each class to the largest prizetaker. For the Best Merino Ram, and the Best Longwoolled Ram in yard, are offered respectively a Gold Medal of the value of £C 10s. CATTLE. A piece of Slyer Plate or Cup of the value of £1010s is offered to the largest prize-taker. Also, a Gold Medal of the value of £6 10s for the Best Bull m yard. HORSES. A piece of Silver Plate or Cup of the value of £20 is offered to the largest prize-taker in the Draught Stock. A piece of Silver Plate or Cup of the value of £10 10s for the best Entire on the ground. And a Gold Medal of the value of £6 10s for the best Draught Mare on the ground. ' ■ < In other horses, a Gold Medal of the value of £6 10s for the best Thoroughbred Entire. For WHEAT, a Gold Medal is offered. In IMPLEMENTS, prizes ranging from £5 to £1 are offered. N.B.—The value of the above Plate, &c., is the London value invoiced to the Society. For full programme of Show, and for all particulars, apply to the Secretary, 7»g H BELFIELD. TIMARU PERMANENT MUTUAt BENEFIT BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OFFER at Par their DEBENTURES, each £50, bearing interest at Eight per cent, per annum, payable half-yearly, with five years' currency. Applications to be made to their office, and to the Bank of New Zealand, Dunedin. J. H. SUTTER, 21ag Chairman. NOTICE. MESSRS GUTHRIEand LARST4CH beg sincerely to thank the CAPTAIN and MEMBERS of the DUNEDIN FIRE BRIGADE for the laborious and valuable services rendered at the unI fortunate eonftagrition at their works in Princes street on Saturday morning last; and for such services they have pleasure in holding at the disposal, on application, of the Captain the suni of £100 for the benefit of the Brigade. MESSRS GUTHRIE and LARNACH hive further to intimate that, notwithstanding the great loss and inconvenience their business, must suffer through the recent misfortune, frum the kind consideration offered them by the City Council and the public generally, they have already made such arrangements for the carrying on of their Manufacturing Business as will suffice to meet the immediate wants of their customers until their works are re-built, which, without delay, will be reconstructed on a very large and perfect scale upon their present site. It .vill therefore be the aim of the Firm not 10 trespass too long upon the patience of its supporters. , 24ag TTNION PERMANENT BUILDING U SOCIETY.—ESTABLISHED, 1868. The Investors' Shares in this Society are the following:— Terminating Shares of the ultimate value of Fifty Pounds each, which are realised after seventy five monthly payments of Ten Shillings each. These Shares may be withdrawn at any time, with' interest at the rate of eight per cent, per annum after the first year, upon giving one month's notice. No withdrawal fee is charged. Permanent Shares of Fifty Pounds each, payable in one sum, are also issued. On these Shares Half-yearly Dividends are paid at the rate of eight per cent, per annum, together with Annual Bonns out of Surplus Profits. Deferred Paid-up Shares, to be realised at the end of three, five, or seven years, at the option of the Shareholder. These Shares may be withdrawn at any time, with compound interest, at the rate of six per cent, per annum, on giving three months* notice. The Society grants loans on mortgage upon most favourable terms, repayable by monthly, quarterly, or half-yearly instalments, commencing immediately i or the repayment instalments may be deferred for one, two, or three years. To facilitate building operations, the Society will make payment of advances during the progress of buildings. The Society also receives deposits, secured by the Society's Debentures, pursuant to the Building and Laud Societies Act, at current rates of interest. Prospectuses, Rules, Forms of Application far Shares, Advances, <fee., and nil other information, may be obtained from M. W. HAWKINS, Secretary, Princes street, Dunedin. I3jy TTTENRY J. WALTER, Hotel ValuJLJL ator and General Commission Agent. Cash, advances made. Occidental Wine and Spirit Vaults, Manse street. Sag ESSRS ORD AND PARSONS beg to intimate to tfee Travellicg Public, that having made arrangements to run in connection with Messrs COBB and Co., Passengers and Parcels cau be BOOKED THROUGH TO AND FROM QUEENSTOWN and INTERMEDIATE PLACtS. COBB AND CO.'S OFFICES, W~AXSE STnEKT, BUXEUIiT. 18ag PUBLIC NOTICE. ~ ACHTARONI begs to inform his O FRIENDS and the PU BLIC generally that he has opened his NEW PREMISES hi George street. A. C. would respectfully draw the attention of his Customers to the fact that the whole of his STOCK is entirely new, having been recently selected by himself iv the best markets in the Hoaie Country. Inspection invited to his magnificent assortment of Drawing and Diniug-room. Gilt Pier Glasses, Cheval Glasses, in walnut aud mahogany frames; also, a fine collection of Oil Paintings, Oleographs, and Sporting Pictures, by the best English and Italian Artists. A large assortment of Fancy Toilet Glasses, with marble tops. A. C. would also draw attention to his large Stock o Mouldings and Picture Glass, which will enable him to Mount and Frame Pictures at a very low rate. THE STANDARD IRONWORKS. CUUBEBIiAXD STREET. MESSRS GUTHRIE & LARNACH having recently purchased from Mr James Davidson the above Complete Works with all Good Will and Plant attached thereto, they are now prepared to receive Orders for all kinds of Iron Standards and Gates, suitable for fencing purposes. As new machinery is being placed upon the works in order to execute demands for Iron Fencing, Messrs Guthrieand Larnach feel sure they will be able to satisfy all applicants in Despatch, Material, and Economy. Orders may be addressed to the Firm's Offices, in Princes street south. 1 Dunedin, Ist May, 1874. Imy j EARLY CLOSING ASSOCIATION. mHE Public are Respectfully ReJL quested NEVER TO SHOP ASTER ONE O'CLOCK ON SATURDAYS. 10m