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Applications accompanied by a deposit of Is per Share may be forwarded to any of the Brokers of the Company, or to the Bank of New Zealand at any of its branches. In cases where no allotment is made, the deposit will be reamed in f nil ; and when a less number of Shares is allotted than shall have been applied for, the balance of the deposit shall be applied towards the further payment accruing on the Shares which may be allotted. So satisfied are the Tendors of the success of this undertaking that they are prepared to take up a large number of contributing Shares on their own account ; the public, however, will have preference. As a large number of Shares have already been subscribed for, immediate aplication is necessary. No application for less than 20 Shares will be received by any of the Brokers. Prospectuses and forms of application for Shares may be obtained at the hank of New Zealand, and offices of the Brokers of the Company. The Share list will be closed on 30th November next and Shares will be allotted according to priority of application. TO THE BURGESSES OF DUNEDIN. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— I beg to announce that I shall Solicit your Suffrages at the forthcoming Election of Mayor of the City, and in due course shall lay my views on municipal matters before you. H. GOUBLEY. NOTICE. rp H E GREAT CLEARANCE SALE o» GEORGE HOWARTH AND CO.'S STOCK or "TJRAPERY, pLOTHING, AND ■jy/TILLINERY, WILL BE CONTINUED IN OUR PREMISES, CASHEL STREET. WE H^VE REMOVED tha BALANCE o£ the STOCK from Lichiield street, and OPENED UP the Greater Part of their NEW GOODS, together with OUR OWN STOCK, and HE-MARKED the whole DOWN TO TRICES that MUST MAKE A CLEARANCE. SALE NOW ON. To Obtain New Goods Under the Wholesale Cost Price just as the Season Begins is a matter that is not likely to occur again. LONARGAN AND LONARGAN, 203, 205 CASHEL STREET (opposite Press Office). NOTICE. The undermentioned are appointed Agents for this Journal in their respective districts :— Mr. P. Barry, merchant, Napier. „ W. Lyons, Waipawa. „ A. Haughey, Hawera. „ W. O'Grady, Patea. „ W. Geerin, New Plymouth. „ A. McDuff, Wanganui. „ P. Joyce, Catholic teacher, Thames. „ T. Green, merchant, Manaia „ J. O'Connor, Palmerston North. „ J. M, Grace, Auckland. „ J. Fitzgerald, Masterton „ James Gill, Darfield. i