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Tuapeka Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1142, 6 May 1885, Page 5

; ENGLAND & RUSSIA. WE distinctly deny having re* ceived advice of advancing our prices in the event of war being declared. The fact is our prices are lower than ever. This is manifest by the cumbers who visited the scene of action last Saturday at MFablake's, and who were struck with wonder and amazement at the quality and price of new and fashionable Drapery. In anticipation of war, it is advisable that the Militia should present a respectable appearance, not only in having warm underclothing, but also strong wearing Suits that will withstand fire and water if necessary. One thousand (1000) Baskets, forconvty. ing ammunition, will be given away gratis ; therefore, roll up at once to M'Fablanb's while the Goods are being told at reduced rates. M'FARIANE, KOSS PLACE, LAWRENCE (Late Distant* Shop.) LAWRENCE BOROUGH LICENSING DISTRICT. LOCAL OPTION.

■JVTOTIOE Is Hereby Given that a Poll of ■^ the Ratepayers will be taken to determine whether Publican**, New Zealand Wine Accommodation, or Bottle Licenses may or maj not rcspectirelj be increased within the above district in accordance with the provisions of tbe 46th and following clauses of "The Licensing Act, 1881," and "The Licensing Act 1881 Amendment Act, 1882." The Poll will be taken at the Town Hall Building, Ross Place, on SATURDAY, the 9th day of MAY, 1885, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. Each ratepajer is only entitled to one vote. PHILIP UREN, Returning Officer. Lawrence, 17th April, 1885. COUNTY OF TUAPEKA. GABRIELS LICENSING DISTRICT. LOCAL OPTION.

TVTOTICE Is Hereby Given that a Poll of the Ratepayers will be taken to determine whether Publicans', New Zealand Wine, Accommodation, or Bottle Licensas may or may not respective! j be increased within the above district in accordance with the provitions of the 46th and following clauses of "The Licensing Act, 1881," and "The Licensing Act 1881 Amendment Act, 1882." The Poll will be taken at the Schoolhouse, Blue Spur, and at the Schoolhouse, Wetherstones, on SATURDAY, the 9XH day of MAY, 1885, between the hours of 9 s.m» and 6 p.m. Each ratepayer is only entitled to one vote. JONAS HARROP, Chairman of the Gabriels Licensing Committee. 17th April, 1885. COUNTY OF TUAPEZA. BROWNS LICENSING DISTRICT.

! "IyrOTICE Is Hereby Given that a Poll of -*-" Batepayers will be taken to determine ' whether Publicans', New Zealand Wine, Accommodation, or Bottle Licenses may or may not respectively be increased within the | above district in accordance with the pro' 1 visions of the 46th and following sections of the Licensing Act, 1881. The Poll will be taken at tbe Schoolhouse at Evans Flat on SATURDAY, the 16th day of MAY, 1885, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. Each ratepayer is entitled only to one vote. GEORGE BROOK, Chairman of Browns Licensing Committe Evans Flat, 22nd April, 1885. BEAUMONT LICENSING DISTRICT. "VTOTICE Is Hereby Given that at the Poll •*• taken on Saturday, 25ih Apiil, to determine whether licenses may or may not be increased within the above-named District, the following rotes were recorded :—: — In respect of Publicans' Licenses — That the number may be increased ... 10 Tbatthe number may not be increased ... 5 Majority for increase ... ... ... 5 In reject of Bottle Licenses— That the number may be increased ... 6 That the number may not be increased ... 7 Majority against increase 1 Tn respect of Accommodation Licenses — That the number may be increased ... 8 That the number may not be increased ... 5 Majority for increase 3 In respect of New Zealand Wine Licences— That thj number may be increased ... 5 That the number may not be increased ... 6 Majority against increase 1 Informal, 1.

I hereby declare that the proposals against the increase of Bottle and New Zealand Wine Licenses, and that of an increase of Accommodation and Publicans' Licenses, to have been carried. JAMES BENtfET, ! Chairman of Tapanui District Licensing Committee. FM O V L E • BUILDER & UNDERTAKER, Having leased the Workshop lately occupied by Mr John Tucket, is prepared to do all classes of Carpentery-work at lowest possible rates. i Plans and Specifications Pbbpabsd.