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Inangahua Times, Volume X, Issue 1536, 3 June 1885, Page 3

PRELIMINAKY' NOTICE. rnHE UNITED METffODIST 1 FREE CHURCH intend holding a BAZAAR, and FANCY FAIR during the- CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS, on THURSDAY and SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24th and 26th, •f which further will be given. CONTRIBUTIONS in MONEY and MATERIAL will be thankfully RECEIVED by Mesdames Scantlebury, Penney, Green, Lawn and Watson. R. E. GREEN, Secretary. WESTPORT COAL COMPANY. WORK has been RESUMED at the above Company's MINE. Coal MINERS wanting WORK are requested to apply to the company's agent, Westport. FOR BALE. THE WELL KNpWN REUBEN WAIT E ' S HOTEL , at the i Junction of the Inangabna and Bulier Rivera, now DOING the BEST BUSINESS on the road. It ia the Post Office, and the change of horses few Newman Brothers line «f Coaches from Nelson and Westport, to Reefton, and (Visa Versa). The postal salary pays the license and the rent of the land attached t» the premises— eleven and a half acres. The land is the best on the road between Westport and Reefton. A good garden attached. The leason for leaving will be ex- j plained on application to the Editor of this paper, REUBEN WAITE, LICENSING DISTRICT OF MORRA Y. APPLICATION FOR ACCOMMODATION LICENSE. I JAMES ROXBOROUGH, of , Crushington, do hereby GIVE NOTICE, that I dosire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Black's Point, on the 3rd d«y of JUNE, 1885, apply for a certificate anthorizins the isstfe of an Accommodation License, for a house known as ROXHOROU .H ; S HOTEL, situate at Crnshingtori. containing 7 rooms, exclusive of those required for the family. . Dated the 9th day of May, 1885. JAMES ROXBOrtOUGH. * WANTED KNOWN* A RGHER'SHALL, Boatman's, can A be ENGAGED for PUBLIC i MEETINGS, CONCERTS* THEA- \ TRIOALS, &c., enquire McGaffinV Hotel, Reefton. ' ROGERS PUBLIC HAIiL, BOATMAN'S. rjIHE above HALL is'NOW READY. I for Plays Concerts, and Reading* For particulars — Apply at'DAwsoN's Hotbl, Reefton. £3,000. APA MANTUA £3,000. ANNUAL CONSULTATQN On the pRAND NATIONAL \J STEEPLECHASE. To be run at MELBOURNE on the 18th Juts, 1886, Will Clow on the 16th JI7LY, 1885. ....6000 MEMBERS at 105... HORSJft. Fiwt ... ... •• £fOJ Second ... ... •• 300 Third ... f ••• ..•■ 200 Starters (divided about IAO each) 200 Non-Storteni (about Ll6 each) 300 £1,600 112 CASH AWiRM. 2 at 100 ... .. ' i'2oo 4 „ 50 ... ... 200 8 26 ... ... 200 10 20 ... ... 200 20 „ 10 200 20 8 160 48 ;; b ... ... 2*> Hi"" £MOO Each Ticket ha« Eight Chances, and can obtain a prize in each of the Eight drawings. Please send P.O. Orders when convenient, or bank notes. County cheques must have one shilling exchange added, and marked correct by bank (do not enfclcse coin). Two stamps requisite, for reply and result. Should this Consultation exceed 6,0C0 Members, all Priaes will be divided pro rata. ~^.ln My Consultation on the Christchnrch Great Autumn Handicap, the First Horse, Rubina, went to a station liand at Ida Valley Station. The Second Horso, Captain Webster, went to a farmer at Milton, Otago. The Third Horse, Sou'Wester, to a well-known consultatiouist at Christchurch. N.TV — Asusuftl, the names and addrsscs of the principal prize-takers, also the names and addresses of the gentleinqn who form the committee will be forwarded to alt the lending newspapers throughout New Zealand. ADA MANTUA, Oare of Lyons A Hart, Bos 361. Post Office, Dunedin, Reefton Agent : -J a Mies Stbvkwso*, McQaffln's Hotel, Bmadwajr.