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Otago Daily Times, Issue 5896, 31 December 1880, Page 5

n Public Nonces. ,o .—— __ I, THE UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA (LIMITED).| g Established 1537. Incorporated, 18S0. :, Paid -up Capital, £1,500,000; Reserve i\ Funds, £81u,500 ; together .. .. £2,310,500 , r Reserve Liability of Proprietors .. 3,000,000 Total Capital and Reserve Funds .. £5,310,500 it sr A BRANCH of this Bank has been ». -t\- opened at LEVUKA, FIJI. „ JOSEPH PALMER, b Chief Officer, 8 New Zealand. y Christehurch, New Zealand, n 23rd Dec, 1880. 31d l s jgQA REWARD will be paid by '6 the Undersigned to any Person giving such INFOR; a j MATION as will lead to the conviction of the THIEF 8 who recently broke into the Blacksmith's Shop, ~ Macandrew's road, and stole a quantity of IRON. * 25d PROUDFOOT & M'KAY. , TO THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE COLONIAL f BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. I J^ADIES and GENTLEMEN,— I am a l Candidate for the Vacant Scat at your Board causea * by the retirement of Alfred Chetham Strode, Esq. W. J. M. LARNACH. £ 20th December, 18S0. 21d 3 TO THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE COLONIAL 1 BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. 3 1 X BEG to intimate that I am a CAN--3 _l_ DIDATE for the vacancy in the AUDITOR--3 SHIP to bo filled up at the Meeting of Proprietors 3 on the 20th prox. I A. BARTLEMAN. r Dunedin, 24th December, 1880. 25d „ riIHERE can be but one opinion on the -M. desirability at times to abstract ones self from ' the anxiety and worry of business. All hands should , therefore be merry. To be merry you must have your " digester" in good order ; to have him in good order ' eat nothing but what is easy to "digest." Such is > offered at the most reasonable prices by A. DORNI WELL, where you obtain succulent Lamb and Roast , Pi', extra prime juicy Beef, Mutton of whatever thickness you like, and Veal fed on milk and eggs. I ~ NOW READY, 1 Price, ls. 144 Pages. " T\THITE HOOD AND BLUE CAP," 1 '* By Vincent Pykb and TuoitrE Talbot. i A CHRISTMAS BOUGH WITH TWO BRANCHES. A New Zealand Illustrated Christmas Annual. All Booksellers. lid EX WAITARA, ORIENT STEAMERS, &c, &c. "VTEW GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS -J-* PRESENTS And NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. Photographic and Scrap Albums, Handbags, Purses, Notebooks and Cases, Desks, Writing Cases, Stationery Cabinets, Inkstands, Pencil Cases, &c, &c. Prize and Gift Books of Every Description. Children's Books in great variety. Christmas and New Year Cards, new designs. J. WILKIE & CO., Stationers and Booksfllers, 10 Princes street. Railways. *• I NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS. JANUARY Ist and 3rd, 1881. IN addition to the ordinary service the following Trains will run on above days :— A train will leave Dunedin for Palmerston at 10.15 a.m., arriving at Palmerston at 1.15 p.m. A late train will leave Dunedin for Port Chalmers at 11.30 p.m. on Ist and 3rd January. On above days the Goods Sheds will be CLOSED. MOSGIEL AND OUTRAM SPORTS. ~On Ist January a train will leave Dunedin for Mosgiel at 11 a.m., and a train will leave Outram at 0.15 p.m., to connect with a train to leave Mosgiel for Dunedin at 7 p.m. COLE'S CIRCUS. On 3rd January a train will leave Milton for Balclutha at 0 p.m., and will return, leaving Balchitha at 11 p.m. Also, a train will leave Clinton for Balelutha at 0 p.m., returning from Balelutha at 11 p.m., arriving at Clinton 12.30. a.m. These trains will stop at all stations if necessary. A. GRANT, District Traffic Manager. District Traffic Manager's Office, ' Dunedin, December 29th, ISSO. 22d NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. EXCURSION TO LAKES. A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave Dunedin for Kingston and Lakes, via Waimea Plains, at 9 p.m. on FRIDAY, 31st December, running as under:— Return Fares to Time. Station's. Kingston. p.m. Ist Class. 2nd Class. 9.0 .. Leave Dunedin ..£230 £190 9.35 .. „ Mosgiel .. 2 13 17 6 10.25 .. „ Waihola .. 117 3 114 10 10.55 .. „ Milton .. 114 9 13 2 11.50 .. „ Balelutha .. 110 6 10 4 i.o' .. „ Clinton .. 15 3 016 10 2.20 .. „ Gore .. OIS 9 012 6 4.5 .. „ Elbow .. 0 9 6 0 0 4 CO .. Arrive Kingston. Tickets issued by this excursion will be available for return by ordinary trains up till sth January. Trains leave Kingston for Dunedin on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 8.20 a.m. STEAMER FARES, KINGSTON to QUEENSTOWN. Return Tickets .. {f^ ;; I*. Intending excursionists are requested to communicate early with the Stationmaster, Dunedin. A. GRANT, District Traffic Manager. District Traffic Manager s Office, Dunedin, December 29th, 1880. 30d WAIMEA PLAINS RAILWAY. DUNEDIN TO QUEENSTOWN UNDER 13 HOURS. ON AND AFTER DECEMBER 20m, ISSO. TRAIN leaves Dunedin every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 8 a.m. Arrives at Kingston .. .. .. 6.15 p.m Loaves Kingston Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at .. .. .. 8.20 a.m Reaching Dunedin at .. .. 7 p.m. Note.—The train leaves daily for the Elbow, Arriving there at .. .. .. 4.13p.m Distance—Dunedin to Kingston via Invercargill.. .. .. 225 miles Do Dunedin to Kingston via Waimea Plains Railway .. 173 miles Do Saved by direct route .. S2 miles The Mountaineer, steamer, awaits the arrival of each train, reaching Queenstown at 8.30 p.m.; leaving Queenstown Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 0 a.m. HORACE BASTINGS, 17d Secretary. DUNEDIN, PENINSULA, AND OCEAN BEACH RAILWAY COMPANY (LIMITED). CALEDONIAN GAMES. ON SATURDAY, MONDAY, and TUESDAY, Ist, 3rd, and 4th January, Trains of Cars will run regularly, commencing at 10.30 a.m., from the Bank of New Zealand, corner of Crawford and Rattray streets, along Crawford street, to Kensington and back. FARES, 3d EACH WAY. The Anderson's Bay and Ocean Beach Railway Trains will also convey Passengers to and from the Games, stopping at the Grounds each trip. FARES, 0d RETURN TICKETS. J. B. MUDIE, 30d Secretary.^ DUNEDIN, PENINSULA, AND^flfHfl)). RAILWAY ""•- — SUMMER SEASON SATURDAY ARRANGEMENTS' ON SATURDAYS, until further notice, Trains will run to and from Musselburgh, th e Ocean Beach, and Forbury every half-hour from noon till 6 p.m. J. B. MUDIE, el Secretary. _ Volunteer Notices. ~~ llilitiaand Volunteer Office, Dunedin, 30th December, 1880. TT\ ISTRICT ORDEES. The DISTRICT PRIZES will be PAID to the Winners at the Garrison Hall, from 10 a.m, to 4 p.m. THIS DAY. W. STAVELY, lieut.-Colonel Commanding District.