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Timaru Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 3539, 1 February 1886, Page 4

Meetings, Amusements, &c. \ SSEMBLY BOOMS, TIMARU. EDIXH O'GOUWAW, KNOWK A3 THB ESCAPED NUN, For Six Years a Nun m St. Joseph's Convent, New Jcrser, will deliver 3 of her Startling and Instructive Lectures. THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, FEB. Ist.— " Life m a Convent. The P.omish School System. Tho Romiah Priesthood." Chair to be taken by tho Key. Mr Dean at eight o'clock. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) AFTERNOON, FEB. 25TD (Ladies only).— "The Secret Mysteries o£ the Confessional. The Inner Life of Convents." Doors open at Half-past 2 ; commence at 3. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) EVKNING, FEB. 2nd (open to all). — " How aud Why she Escaped. How Bhe was Converted." Chair to bo takeu at Eight o'clock. ADMISSION : — Reserved Seats, 2s ; Second Seals, Is. 1-23 5647 JKauierf. WANTED— A Good Female COOK. Apply at once to Mua D. Maiioxey, Shamrock Hotel. 1-30 5680 WANTED TO REST— A 4 or 5Roomed Cottage. Apply by letter, "Kent," Oiliee of this Paper. 1-30 5678 WANTED— A MAN 1 (single) who understands Clearing Bush, and Cattle and Sheep, who will make himself generally useful. Bed and Board found. Addles— W.H.8., Post-office, Waimate. 1-30 5677 WAN i ED TO LET-KOOUS, Furnished or Unfurnished. Every conTenience. Apply, Office ov Tins Papku. 2-1 868-1 TO SHEARERS. WANTED— 28 SHEARERS 2 WOOL-ROLLERS 2 FLEECEPICKER J , And Odd Hands on FRIDAY, February sth, for Shearing the Ewe Mob. Price —15s per 100. C. G. TRIPP. Orari Gorge, 29th January, 1886. 1-30 5659 Lost and Found. STRAYED— On the 30th Instant, a COCKATOO. Tho owner can obtain by describing the same by letter, and paying expenses. Address — P. 0., Box 23, Tin.aru. 2-1 5688 LOST, from Pleasant Point, about fix weeks ago, a Grey Draught MARE. Anyone returning the same to Mr Hunt, Stablekeeper, Pleasant Point, will be Hewarded. 2-1 5685 FIVE SHILLINGS REWARD. T O3T, m Timaru on Saturday, a Gentle_Ljl man's LONG ULSTER. "Finder will receive the reward on returning it to office of this paper. 2-1 0690 li'eapass X'>>ticea. NOTICE. ALL Persons found TRESPASSING m pursuit of game or otherwise on landi belonging to Mr ThOS. Knre will be prose euted. 8. A. BRISTOL, Piehnnl.intr Owi. Tenders. TO CONTRACTORS. npENDERS WANTED for CUTTING X and TYING with string Binders about 130 Acre 9 Oats ; Light Crop. Apply to JAMES MILNE, Strathallan, 1-30 5666 Faivlie Creek. T~~ END BBS required for CUTTING n TRENCH at Walton Mill, to be received until Tuesday, the 2nd February. For particulars apply THEN.Z.M. &J. ASSOCIATION (Lr>.). C. W. EICHBAUM, Agent. Pleasant Point, 30th January, 1836. 1-30 5668 Hotels. MASONIC HOTEL (Oppoßito Railway Station), ST. ANDREWS. r(HAS, WBDEREII (Eight Years Proprietor of the Fairlie Creek Hotel), having leased the above Hotel from Mr BaowK, is prepared to welcomo his old friends and the public, and as the House is very Commodious and Convenient, patrons may rely on being Comfortable. WINES, SPIRITS »nd BEER of Best Brands. HORSES and BUGGIES on HIRE. GOOD STABLING, with Groom io Attendance. 9-17 4210 ROYAL HOTEL, TIMARU. JOHN MORGAN 3 PROPRIETOR. BEST WINES, SPIRITS, AND BEER. 1-7 5426 GROSVENOR HOTEL, TIMARTT. PATHONI3ED BY HIS EXCELLENCY SIR WILLIAM JERVOIS, X.CX, AND LEADING CITIZENS OF NEW ZEALAND. m H E ABOVE HOTEL IS EEPLETE WITH EVERY CONVENIENCE FOB TEE TRAVELLING PUBLIO. PRIVATE SUITKS OF APARTMENTS FOR FAMILIES EN ROUTE. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS WILL MEET WITH EVERY ATTENTION AND CONVENIENCE. MEATS TO MEET EARLY AND LATE TRAINS. Bath Room, Sample Rooms, two of'Thur3ton's Best Billiard Tables, AND ALL THB REQUIREMENTS "OF A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. Night Portsr m attendance. WALTER F. BROWN, PROPRIETOR (Successor to J. D. KETT). 11-11 4812