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Oxford Observer, Volume V, Issue V, 26 May 1894, Page 2

SEVILLE A2TD COMF.A_.irsr Engineers and cycle manufacturers foave for sale a shipment of " ORION " cycles. No. 1, £12 10s ; No. 2, £14 10s. Cash or easy payment, Every machine guaranteed. Illustrated and Descriptive Catalogues " Calliope " Cycles post free. SAVILLE & Co., Colombo Street, CHRISTCHURCH.

OXFORD ROAD BOARD. TENDERS are invited for the following Works, — Clearing Tussocks, Main Road. Clearing Tussocks, South Eyre. Road Shingling, ( 5 chains ) Woodstock Road. Patching, Various Roads. ; Carting Boulders, View Hill. Tenders to be sent m before 12 noon on WEDNESDAY JUNE 6th. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JAMES H. SHARPE. Clerk to the Board. HEALTH TEA. The undermentioned firms have been appointed agents for this celebrated brand of Tea which has met with such a phenomenal sale m the Australian Colonies and wherever it has been introduced m New Zealand. HEALTH TEA is not a medicated Tea but is blended from the choicest and purest growths of Ceylon and Indian Teas by experts of the highest i order. \ One special feature about " Health " Tea is the process wbich it undergoes ' which renders it free from the tannin ' so prevalent m ordinary Teas, whilst it I renders the release of the better quai- l ities of the Tea more easy. ! HEALTH TEA is unequalled for strength, beautiful aroma and lovely flavour. Prices, 2/6 and 2/- fi) m4? and Ifi) packets and 5 and 10 H3 tins. Agent for Oxford. MR F. A. WATERMAN. Agent for Cust. Mr E. W. COOPER. Church Socials. The above will be held on the following Wednesdays. - JUNE 20th, East Oxford Town Hall. JULY. 18th, Oddfellows Hall W. Oxford AUGUST 22nd. Oddfellows Hall W. Oxford SEPTEMBER 19th. East Oxford Town Hall. OCTOBER 17th. Oddfellows Hall W , Oxford. INSTITUTE HALL CARLETON. PUBLIC SOCIALS.. Will be held every alternate .Friday during the winter months. Commencing. FRIDAY MAY 18th,' Dancing at 8 o'clock. Tickets.— ( long night) Oents 2/- >■•- Ladies lib refreshments. Short nights Gents 1/-, Ladies free. J. CROSS, Hon. Sec. £2 REWARI). "Will be paid for information f _ as to who again unfastened and threw wide open the Gate of- iJ Section 27591 on the 6th inst_ : West Oxford. -V R. F. THOMAS, West Oxford., ..