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Timaru Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 3604, 19 April 1886, Page 1

Meetings, Amusetnents, die. SOUTH CANTEBBUEY COUBSING CLUB. \l mHE OPENING MEETING -mil bo B -ft- held on the Pareora Estato on the ,p 21st INST., for ALL AGES at £a2s each, le and PUPPIES at 30s each. a NOMINATIONS, with full particulars and entry money close on the 19th instant at 8 p.m. _ DBAW at Mr Wederell's Hotel, St. ~ Andrews, on TUESDAY, 20th, at 8 p.m. ; D. M. BOSS, 4-17 608 Hon. Secretary. ST. SAVIOUE'S OHUBOH, TEMI7EA. mHE ANNUAL PABISH FESTIVAL \ 1 - a -WTLL BB HELD IK ir THE VOLUNTEEE HALL, d on THUBSDAY, 29th APBIL : TEA AND CONCBBT, 6.30 and 8. p.tt. 1' Admission, 2s. FEID__7~3OTh-_ I«_i1 «_i_ j __ __ if BAZAAB, 2 p.m. Admission, Is. " 3 SATURDAY, Ist MAY : j GIFT AUCTION, 2 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Admission free. £ — At the concert addresses will bo given by 0 tho Venerable Archdeacon Harpor (Timaru), Bey. James Preston (Geraldino), Bey. T. Jasper Smytho (Pleasant Point), and the Incumbent. - ; . • „ 4f17.;60g. PLEASANT POINT INSTITUTE. \ . rpHB Bey. George Barclay will LEOTUBE '. JL for the benefit of this Institute ON TUESDAY, APEIL 20TH, At 7.30 p.m. ;, <,StrBJBOT:— Progress m Politics — Evoluo tion m matters Constitutional, Portia;, mentary, Eepresentative and Elecq toral. 0 ADMISSION, IS. 3 419 614 3 . 3 Notices. j TCTOTICE IS HBEEBY GIVEN that the f J3I Partnership lately subsisting between us tho undersigned JOHN STUDHOLME, ' FBEDERICK BANKS, THOMAS HENBY WIGLEY, and MICHAEL SXUDHOLME, carrying on business as Stockowners at Opuha, Canterbury, Now Zealand, under the style or firm of Studholme, Banlcs and Wigley, having expired by efiluxion of time, has as from the fifth instant been DISSOLVED by mutual consent. All debts due to or owing by the said late Firm will bo received and paid by * the said John Studholme and Thomas Henry 1 Wigley, who will continue the said Business, 1 under tho Btvle or firm of " Studholmo and Wigley." As witness our hands, this twelfth day of March, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Eighty-six. Witness to tho Signa-"^ _ tures of John Studholme, j Frederick Banks, and | John STTTDnoiME Thomas Henry Wigloy, J-Febdk. Banks Thos. Wii. Maudb, IT. H. Wiglby. Christchurch, | c Solicitor. J Witness to the SignaO turo of Michael Stud- - CAMBBO*, I"* 1 - STHBHOZHE. Waimate, Station Manager. J 4-16 584 ' mHE TIMARU MES.ALD COMPANY f having disposed of its interest m the Paper, f it is particularly requested that ALL t) ACCOUNTS OWING TO THE COMPANY on this dnlo bo PAID AT ONCE to = Mb M. J. KNUBLEY, Solicitor, Timaru. } Dated let March, 1886. T. W. HALL, 8 4-5 461 Chairman. 3 3 — ■ 3 Trespass Notices. 1 A NY PERSON found TRESPASSING . _— _ on the property known as Harry B. i Johnston's, Hook Swamp, m pursuit of game, j or otherwise, will be prosecuted with the y utmost rigour of the law. . f E. T. MABSHALL, 3 For 3-25 303 W. GRANT. 1 ANY Pereon TRESPASSING on the d _jL c BainclifE Estato m Pursuit of Game or 3 otherwise will bo Prosecuted. r L- 3-29 353 E. MACKAY. y — d TRESPASS NOTICE. d A NY PERSON found TEESPASSING o ___ on Reserve lfttoly occupied by W. o Jack, Waitohi Flat, will bo Prosecuted. In 't consoquenco of Sheep being destroyed Poison y will bo laid for Dogs, c 4-16 588 THOMAS OEE. n [} TRESPASS NOTICE, c 0 ANY PERSON found TRESPASSING (j __>. on Eeservo 2704, Opihi river-bed, c opposite Pleasant Point, will bo Prosecuted ; and further, all animals found on this Reserve will be impounded. i, JAMES 088, ii Waitohi Flat. \\ April 16th, 1886. 4-16 589 n -— -— — — —^— —^— — ~^^^^^^T__^^TT £ MACKENZIE COUNTRY COACHES. n mHE MAIL and PASSENGER COACH X leaves FAIBLIE CREEK afte rarrival a of first train from Timaru for SILVERt STREAM, BUEKE'S PASS and TEKAPO b on MONDAYS, and EETUENS on TUESDAYS m time for last train to Timaru, i. thus giving visitors a night on the shores of the famouß Tekapo Lake and a sight of tho •h Mackenzie Country. Coaches also run to BURKES PASS and back to Fairlie Creek on WEDNESDAYS " andFBIDAYS. Branch Stables at Lake Tekapo. Conveyances can bo Hired at a minute's notioe. t Parties conveyed to MOUNT COOK on '' the MOST REASONABLE TERMS. 1 Livery and Bait Stables, where Horses and - 1 Buggies are on hire. it MoLEOD & EOSSITEB. 2-7 2082 ,