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Otautau Standard and Wallace County Chronicle, Volume I, Issue 32, 5 December 1905, Page 2

WYNDH A Mi ACES } NEW yMR'S DAY. Nominations by 8 jpn of Friday, Dec- „ ember Bth. / Acceptances on the 22il<Ll)ecemb8r. Full programme m Witness (November 22) or supplied by Secretary. for~sale^ ABOUT 400 h/rdles and a quantity of draining timber and post* will be sold bwiuecion after the stock sale on Friday, December Bth, on account oPche Wallace Agricultural and Pastoral Association. n. a. McLaren, Secretary. WANTED to purchase section m Main street, Otautau, North or South. Send particulars. Wanted to rent 4 or 5-roomed cottage, convenient to railway Jtation, Otautau. Wanted to lease small shop, Main street, Otautau, or pjfrchase out small business. / JQHfef FISHER, Land &na Property Agent, Otautau. OTAUTAU HORSE SALE. The New Zeju*a.nd Loan & Mercantile jCgenoy Co., Ltd., will hold their jionthly horse Bale m Sweetijia^f's Crown Bazaar, \* on FRIDAY, 15th DECEMBER. i Entries invited. | F. W. Gresham, tfueggdrik (Bentht, DEE S^REVET, WvHRCARGILL. Otautau, 22nd Nov., at Mrs Jejftin's residence. Riverton, Monday, 27th Nov., at Gunn's Hotel. OTAUTAU HACK RACING CLUB. Annual Races and Steeplechases, Otautau, Tuesday, 26th December, 1903. Programme approved byvjb.J.O. and N,Z.T,A.# 1. Hurdle Race handicap, £ 8 ; mile and a half. Ent#Bs. 2. Flying Handicapjls ; six furlongs. Entry Bs. M 8. Handicap TroK^ £7; two miles. Entry 7s, # 4. Otautau Cun#handicap, £12 ; mile and a quajter. Entry 12s. 5. Handicap Jlteeplechaee, £12 IO3; two and#half miles. Entry 12s 6d. 6. Welter Jiandicap, £8 ; seven f urlo\^gs/Entry Bs. 7. Hack "Handicap, £6; six furlongs. Entry 6s. Entries close Saturday, 16th December, at 10 p.m. M. GONLEY, Secretary, Box 9, Otautau. Phoenix Cycle and ** Motor Works, MgNEIL'S BUILDINGS, OTAUTAU. The Phoenix^are specially manufactured for JSTJ^urie, at Coventry, Maximus PhoW§s^ ... £21 Model "J " Phajjffix ... £16 Model «G " EJffienix . . . . . £l I We fit jffne following: — -8-apeed Hub, Co^mr Hub, Fr6e Bowden or Rim Brakekjif _f\ fS^TWO y|a^P GUAR|NTEE. A large assortment of nfctor and oyole accessories kept m stock. Repairs neatly executed, and satisfafition guaranteed. „ NOTE ADDRESS^ R. MURIE, ENGINEER & MACHINIST, MoNeil'a Buildings, Otautau.

For slg grog-selling at Ashburton H.P. Wilson was fined £30 ; James Burgess (two informations), £10 ; Mrs Burgess (one information) oonvioted and ordered to pay oosts, and H, Cranfield (two informations ), £10. Bishop Julius told the ladies who attended the annual meeting of the Mothers' Union m Christchurch (reports the " Lyttelton Time*") they need never hope to introduce into t s country the old homo-life of England. Anyone might go from one end of New Zealand to the other, m fact, he said, and, even then, would hardly see anything of the old homelife. He described the formalities that were imposed m regard to intercourse b twacn children and their parents. He would not like to seethat system introduced here.becauseit drove many children into rebellion m later life. In this country, however, parents went to tha other extreme. The idea of parental control had passed away to a great extent, and with it there was a passing of the sense of responsibility. Parents did not want to get v baok the old rigid control, but they should be* made to feejl their responsibility for the!* children before. God, and. to recognise it.