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Inangahua Times, Volume X, Issue 1558, 8 June 1885, Page 3

FOR SALE. mHE UNDERSIGNED having de--1 cidfjd to RETIRE from BU3INRS3 in Rcfffcon, offers her ENTIRE STOCK of FANCY WARE. HOUSEHOLD furniture and effects for salo. THE STOCK comprises glassware, chins* and crockeryware, brush and basket-wars, tinware, zino tubs, washingWard. Most of the goods only just opened. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and effects. Also A choice collection of FRUIT TREES, &c, The whole must be sold, within fourteen days; No reasonable offer refused. Shops in upper Broadway and Central Broadway to leWApply Upper Broadway, . ; All outstanding accounts must be paid immediately, and all persons having claims roust Sender them at once. ■.••■• MB&. KING. PRELIMINARY JNC-TICE. THE UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH intend holding a BAZAAR, and FANCY FAIR during the CHRISTMAS HOLI<DAYS, on THURSDAY and SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24th and 26th, of which further particulars will be given. CONTRIBUTIONS in MONEY and MATERIAL will be thankfully RECEIVED by Mesdames Scantlebury, Penney, Green, Lawn and Watson. R. E. GREEN, • Secretary. FOB BALE. THE WELL KNOWN REUBEN WAITE'S HOTEL, at the Junction of the Inangahua and Bnller Rivers, now DOING the BEST BUSINESS on the roacf. It is the Post Office, and the change of horses for 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 to the premises— eleven and a half acres. The land is the best on the road between Westport and Reefton. A good garden attachedThe teason for leaving will be explained on application, to the Editor of this paper, REUBEN WAITE. WANTED KNOWN. A RCHER'S HALL, Boatman's, can A be ENGAGED for PUBLIC MEETINGS, CONCERTS, THEATRICALS, &c, enquire McGaffxn's Hotel, Reef ton. . -. ROGER'S PUBLIC HALL, BOATMAN'S. THE above HALLIs ? NOW READY for Plays Concerts, and ReadingsFor particulars — Apply atrDAwsoN's Hotel, Reefton. £3,000. Ada mlnJua £3^000. 1 ANNUAL CONSULTATON On the fiRAND NATIONAL VJ STEEPLECHASE. To be run at MELBOURNE on the JBth July, 1885. Will Close on the 16th JULY, ISBS. • ...-6000 MEMBERS at IQs... Horses. First ... :.. ... £600 Second ... ... ... 300 Third ... 200 Starters (divided about L4O each) 200 Non-Starters (aboitf Ll6 each) 300 £1,600 112 CASH AWARDS. 2 at 100 ... ... £200 4 „ 50 ... ... 200 8 „ 25 200 10 „ 20 .., ... 200 20 „ 10 ... * ... 200 20 „ 8 ... ... 160 48 „ 5 ... ... 240 112 £1,400 Each Ticket has "Eight Chances, andean 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 enclose coin). Two stamps requisite, for reply and result Should this Consultation exceed 6,0C0 | Members, all Prize* will be divided pro rata. • My Consultation on the Christchurch Great Autumn Handicap, the First Horse, Rubina, went to a station hand at Ida Valley Station. The Second Horse, Captain Webster, went to a farmer at, Milton, Otago. The Third Horse, Sou'Wester, to a well-known consultatiouist at Christchurch. N.lV— As usual, the names and addrases of the principal prize- hikers, also the names and addresses of the u?euilem«>n who form the committee will ho forwarded to all the leading newspapers throughout New Zealand. ADA MANTUA, ! Care of Lvonh «fc Hart, Box 351. Post Office, Dunedin. Reefton Agent : Jambs Stevenson, McGaffin's Hotel, Broadway.