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Tuapeka Times, Volume XX, Issue 1414, 21 December 1887, Page 2

XMAS SHOW, 1887. DLOY AND TUOEBR cordially invite attention to their ANNUAL XMAS DISPLAY OF MEAT, which will be hald on FRIDAY EVENING, when they will exhibit two Prime Hereford md Shorthorn Oxen (prize takers at Tapanui show), bred and fed by Messrs Reid and BMeming (Crooks! on), A lot of 4-tooin Wether Mutt/ou and superb Fat Lambs, bred and fed by Mr A. Brydie (Olarka Flat), Farm -fed Pork (Mr H. Cameron), and Dairy Veal ; also, a large assortment of Small Goods. Wo deßtre to draw special attenliou to the fact that all the above Stock was raised within l!ie Tuapeka Couut.y. To prevent disappointment, we are now booking orders for Prime Joint', aud for the eouvenipnee of our numerous Customers, our Establishment will be open for a few hi urs ou Monday morning, 26th December. BLOY AND TUCKEtt, F-imi'y Bu'chers Koss Place. ALL NATION'S BUTCHERY. \ T Ihe approach of another Christmas, wo beg to tonder our ainoare thanlis to the public for their liberal support during the past year, and beg to intimate that our usual CHRISTMAS SHOW will consist of the primoat quality of Beef, Mutton, &c., procurable. We cordially invite puWic inspection on FRIDAY, 23ed IS'STANT. COME AND SEE OUE PRIME OX, fattened by Mr Tbos. Sim (Crookston). Suet in Abundance. M'KEICH AND ftOBT3R.T3QN. SPORTS! SPORTS!! SPORTS!!! I Oa Lawrence Secreation Ground. TIUAPEKA CALEDONIAN SOOIBIY'S "*■ ANNUAL GATHERING. MONDAY, 26th DECEMBER, 1887. Commencing at noon, EXCELLENT PEOGRAMME, The Kaikorai Excelsior Brass Band wili be in attendance. j Concert and Dance in the evening. I TOWN HALL, LAWRENCE, j MONDAY, 26th DECEMBER, 1887. BOXING NIGHT. 'pRAND CONCERT AND DA.NCE I " (Under the direction of Mr J. J. ! Woods) j By leading Lady and Gentleman Amateurs, assisted by the following Dunedin performers : — Miss Cobbigan, the popular soprano ; Mis* Waish, the favourite contralto ; Mr J. Knox, the well known step dancer ; Mr S. Gbobge tbe pipular clarionet player ; Mr Btkatton, the pleasing cornet soloist ; and the members of Kaikorai Excelsior Braes Band. ADMISSION— Concert : Frout Seats, 3s; Buck do, 2s. Dance: Gentlemen, 2i ; Ladies Free. ' Doors open at 7.30; to commence at eight sharp. H. P. THOMPSON, ! Secretary. TCAPEK4. CALEDONIAN HANDIUAP. j TtHE following are the Handicaps for the I*• Tuipeka Caledonian Handicap, to be | run on Boxing Day : — ' * 120 220 350 j Geo. Murray 9cr scr 4 Jno. Murray „, „, Ber 3 11 J. J. Jowsey 2 3 10 i R. J. fiodgers 2 6 14 N. J. Binnie ... ... 3 3 scr J. Cursey ... ... i - Q 9 Jno. Robertson... ... 4 S 12 Juo. Thompson ... 4 6 10 ; P. O'Neill „ „6 10 16 ; T.Drew 8 IS 18 ! H. HART S Handl <"»PPe r »- i ™W OTI 0E . I T HERBB? Give Notice that it is my in v "^ teution to apply to the Land Board in Dunedin at its first sitting after the expira- [ tion of three weeks from tbe date hereof, to exchange my agricultural lease, Section 3, Block IV., Waitahuna Ejst District, under j Section 74 of " The Land Act, 1877." Dated this 19th day of December, 1887. I BBBNEZBR JACK3ON, Farmer, Waitahuna Bast. ANTED KNOWN— New Milk delivered regularly ev*ry morning at 2d per quart.— J. f. NiOHOLS. TO MEET THE TIMES— Best Christmas Cakes can be obtained at 9J per lb at S. Wootton's, Baker, Lawrence. PARTIES suppied regularly with Milk, L night and morning, at 3d per quart. — J. E, Bkomlby, Parsonage-street, TTT ANTED KN OWN We are Cash Buyers V V of Wool, Skins, and Hides. — M'Keioh and Robertson, Butchers, Lawrence. ANTED KNOWN-Tnat all the Busi neBS plaesß of Lawrence close ou THTTKffDAY A»TEB»OONS at one oMonlr. ANTED KNOWN— That v Dale h.is removed to premises next Herbert an,d Go's, and will open an entirely new stock jof Boots and Shoes for the season. Cheapest Cash Shop in I/awreoee. Measures and RepaieM promptly attended to at most reasonable rates. ANTED OOWN-That Geo. tons. WICK has purchased Mr MouaghanV businer 8 as Boot and Shoe maker in Lawrence. All orders either for measures or repairs promptly executed. Address : One door above Commercial Hotel. Feel street