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Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1267, 4 May 1883, Page 3

ODDFELLOWS' HALL, KEEFTON. Lessee and Manager — Mr. W. A. Price W. A. PRICE'S HAPPY MOMENTS COMBINATION TO-MORROW EVENING SATURDAY, MAY sth. IS" Million Pbices — 3s. and 25. ; Children, Is. Doors open 7*80 ; commence 8. SATURDAY AFTEBNOON, May sth, GRAND MATINEE FOB SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES, Commencing 8 o'clock. "Every Child will receive a Present. Children 6d. to all parts of the House ; adults, Is. GLOBE GOLD MINING COMPANY, LIMITED. mBNDEES INVITED for FLUJ- MING the above Company's; BAOE. j Drawings and Specifications to be seen at the Company's Office. TENDERS to CLOSE on MONDAY, 7*h INSTANT, at 7 p.m. A Deposit of £10 to accompany each tender, and the lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. HINDMARSH, Manager. Beefton, 2nd May, 1883. NOTICE. ~ TENDERS FOR CHAFF. ffIENDERS are INVITED for the J- . SUPPLY of CHAFF (of firstclass quality only) by the undersigned, to be delivered as follows : — Mitchell and Campbell's Stables, Reefton, Devery's Terrace, Ahaura, Stillwater, and Greymouth. Tenderers may contract for the -whole 0* for each place separately. TENDERS CLOSE on SATURDAY, sth MAY, 1883, at 8 p.m., and to be addressed to Mitchell and Cample Union Hotel, Greymouth. The lowest or any tender not necessarly accepted. I MIT.C^ELLA CAMPBELL, I / Coach Proprietors. VENtJS GOLD MINING COMPANY LIMITED. AT a Meeting of Directors held this „day a CALL (the Bth) of TWOPENCE'' per Share was made, PAYABLE to the Manager, at the Com pany's Office, on WEDNESDAY, the «|pSTANT. THOMAS LEE, •;■♦ Manager. Beefton, Ist May, 1883. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. LNANGAHUA ELECTION. JJIB, E. HAKEFIELD'S COMMITTEES, Black's Point. J)avid Martin, Arthur J. Elleston, Richard Lecher, Andrew Nelson, James Cochrane, John Sweetman, Nicol Ramsey, James Bolith, Matthew Bradbury, John Martin, Archer C. Brown, Charles Anderson, Alexander Caird, Richard Crabbe, William Harvey, William Millan, Arthur Clark, David Morrison, William Allen, James Patterson, Hy. Lawn, John Richards, James Seymour, William T. Beard, Matthew Walker, Charles Smith, John Lawrey, James Anderson, James Oldsworth, John Crabb, William LambertonSamuel Roberts, Thomas Bolitho, Benjamin Roberts, Francis Thomas, Alexander Ross, Richard Newton, James Craven, "George- Huf ton, Thomas Thomas, "C. R Nelson, Alex. M'Donald, Richard Seymour, Josiah Thomas, Fitch, Mark Lockington, Samuel Blight, Alfred Brown, Duncan Murtree, James Fitch, John Callen, Thomas Watson, James Greenish, John Morrison, Robert Tweedy, Hender Chapman, Jonah Aston, James M'Cullam, Alex. M'Rae, Thomas Morrison, Edwin Roberts, Robert Thornton, William Seymour,Duncan M'Lachlan John Vivian, junr. Joshua Todd, Henry Hosking, John Trennery, John Howie, Charles Rogers, Thomas Jones, Daniel O'Connell, Evan Jones, Fredrick Weston, J. M'Guire, Thomas Crabb, M. Hornick, James Anderson, W. Liddicoat, R. Willis, J. Martin, W. Harper, Jno. Anderson, R. Glenn, Wm. Peacock, J. Thomas, James King, George Coon, Richard Willis, James Williams. Hugh Peters, John G. Willis, Thos. King, With numerous additional names to follow. DRESS-MAKING. MRS GARTH begs to announce to the LADIES OF REEFTON, that she has Commenced DRESS MAKING, at her Residence, Upper Broadway, three doors from the Exchange Hotel.