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Inangahua Times, Volume IX, Issue 1453, 6 October 1884, Page 3

JUST-IN-TIME GOLD SITING COMPANY, (Ldiitb/). 4 CAIiL (the 47t1.), of TWOA. PENCE per Star- \r\ I,, en -.•vie by the Directors, PAYABLE ;.o the Manager, at tlio Retris-tei-e.l Olii;<' of thr" Company, Broadway, li-xf{".i a. WtiDXESDAY, OCTOBER Bt-, GEOEGi: WISE, ! Manager. ! \)' W I. T. N. 0. T. G. A. 0. T. U. LODGE ROBERT BURNS, OF REEFTON, (No. 692, S.C.) THE REGULAR monthly meeting of the Brethren of the above L< f]ge, will be held at the Loci ge-rooin, Oddkixlow's Hall, Reef ton, T'lS EVENING, at 7.30 p.m. By order of the R.W.M. JONATHAN AULD, j Secre'..;><y. RE.EFTON PERMANENT BUILD j • ING SOCIETY. A NEW SERIES will be OPENED A. on THURSDAY, 9th OCTOBER Parties wishing to join this series will not be required to pay any Imck money. RICHARD CHATTOCK, bei-retriry. j ; Reefton, 24th September, 1381 | i | NOTICE. ; ; i • TT^HEREAS certain reports have ' ' been for some time circulated in this town and district, avd more particularly of late to the effect tliat I am guilty of having set fire to certain premises in this town and of having committed other crimes and offences I of a henious nature, this is to give 1 notice that I hereby distinctly deny having committed either crimes or offences for which I might be punishable and I also challenge any person or persons alleging that I have committee] any offence to lay a charge again «t me to that effect, and have the matter investigated. . It is a great shame that charges should be made against me and reports circulated detrimental to me without my having a chance of publicly disproving the same. . MRS M. GREEN. N OTIC E. TENDERS are INVITED for the PURCHASE of the following properly : — PART of FREEHOLD SECTION No. 186, TOWNSHIP of REEFTON, having a FRONTAGE to Broadway OK 18 FEET, with a DEPTH OF 99 FEET, WITH the SHOP and DWELLING HOUSE thereon erected, OF WOOD, and also THE GOODWILL and STOCK-IN-TRADE, of the BUSINESS lately CARRIED ON iv THE said SHOP BY the late SIGISIMUND SCHULHOF, consisting of general STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS, PICTURES, and JEWELLERY. EACH TENDER to be ACCOMPANIED by a MARKED CHEQUE FOR £5 per cent on the amount of the tender, as a DEPOSIT. THE BALANCE of the tender money TO BE PAID within ONE WEEK AFTER notice of ACCEPTANCE of tender, AND in the event of ANY TENDERER NOT carrying out HIS TENDER, HIS DEPOSIT shall BE FORFEITED. TheStock-in-Trade may be inspected on the premises. TENDERS to be SENT in TO the Office of Messrs Jones and Menteath, Solicitors. Reefton, on or before the Ist day of NOVEMBER, 1884. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JAMES I. AIKEN, PATRICK BRENN AN, A. A. S. MENTEATH, Executors of the Will of the late S. Schulhof. MULVAY and SHEPHERD, TINSMITHS, PLUMBERS, IRON, ZINC, AND COPPER WORKERS, | Broadway Reefton. i (Opposite Forsyth and Masters') M. and S. having received all the necessary Machinery for carrying on their trade, are now prepared to give their best and punctual attention to all orders G. 0. BOWMAN^ AUCTIONEER, Charebboker, Mining, and General Commission Agent, XIEEFTON.