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Opunake Times, Volume III, Issue 110, 23 July 1895, Page 3

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AWATUNA HALL, PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS Ball Will be'held on FRIDAY, AUGUST 2nd, In aid of the funds of the Awatuna Public Hall. Double Ticket ... 5s Od Extra Lady ... 2s Gd E. PALMER, Chairman of Hall Committee. On SATURDAY evening, at 8 p.m., a Public Meeting will be held in the Hall to elect a committee for the ensuing year, and general business. E. PALMER, Chairman. TEIXIXEIiS for NATIVE LEASES, HAYING been over nearly all the Native Leases now open for selection, I am prepared to give tenderers any information and assistance in tendering. W. F. Rojunson, J. R. STEWART, Opunake. WEST COAST LEASEHOLDERS LEAGUE, THE above having been duly formed and action being taken in furtherance of the object of obtaining relief from the disabilities under which Leaseholders labor from the administration of the “ West Coast Reserves Act, 1892,” all Leaseholders are requested to §ign the petition to Parhamsr i without delay and to forward to me, addressed Mr Jas. J. Elwin, Chairman of League, Puniho, Taranaki. A full statement of any grievance they may labor under, together with any documents and correspondence connected therewith which will be duly formulated, and laid as evidence before the Petitions Committee in Wellington. Petititions are available for signature as under with—Mr G. McLean, Hawera ; Mr A. 0. Milne', Otakeho ; Mr C. Mctlardy, Opunake; Mr Malcolm, Oaonui; Mr J. J. Elwin, Okato ; Mr W. J. Wells, Rahotu ; Mr J. Hine, Waihi ; Mr E. Snell, Urinui. JAS. J. ELWIN, Chairman of League.