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Dunstan Times, Issue 824, 1 February 1878, Page 2

VINCENT COUNTY NOTICES. ITUKE NOTICE. —The Vai.uaJ- tion Lists for the Ridings of Earnscleugh, Manuherikia, and Matakaaui, for the Year .1878, are now open for inspection at the Police Station, Blacks. All Objections thereto must be left at the Police Station, -Blacks, on or before the I6th day ©{'February, addressed to the .Assessment ■Court; and a copy of every such Objection must bo left at the Office of the County Council, Clyde, not less than seven days before the next sitting of the said Court. GEORGE CLARK, Clerk to County Council. WIDTH OF MAIN ARTERIAL ROADS.— Whereas by the eighty-seventh section of “The Public Works’ Act, 1875,” it is enacted that , the Road Board of a District shall have full power to increase or diminish the width of any road under its control; And Whereas by the ninetieth section of the said Act, it is further enacted that all the powers, rights, duties and liabilities thereby vested in and imposed upon a Road Board in respect of a District Road shall in the case of a County Road, be vested in and imposed upon the County Council; And Whereas by a Public Notice dated the twentyfirst day of April, 1877, the several highways mentioned in the Schedule hereto, were declared to he Main Arterial Roads of the County of Vincent, and to be of an uniform width of 66 feet measuring 33 feet from the centre of each road; IT Is Now Ordered by the Council of the said County of Vincent that the width of the said Roads shall, where the adjacent land has nbt already been alienated from the Crown, be increased, and the said roads shall bo, and they are hereby declared to be of an uniform width of two chains, or 132 feet, measuring 66 feet from the centre of each road. Schedule. 1. Lauderburn to Clyde. 2. Maniototo County Boundary (Rough Ridge) to Clyde. 3. Tuapeks County Boundary to Alexandra. 4. Butcher’s Gully to Clyde Bridge. 5. Alexandra to Clyde. 6. Clyde to Cromwell. 7. Cromwell to Newcastle. 8. Cromwell to Kirtlebum. By order, (LS) GE °RGE CLARK, ■s*✓ County Clerk. County Offices, Clyde; January 23rd, 1878. IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that the following persons have been appointed by the Vincent County Council, under the provisions of the “ Slaughterhouses Act, 1877,” to bo Inspectors op Abattoirs and Slaughter-houses, and op Cattle intended for Slaughter, for and in the County of Vincent' Constable W. B. Towle, Clyde. „ Michael firidgeman, Cromwell. „ William M’Leod, Alexandra. ~ William Brown, Blacks. ~ Thomas Cameron, Cardrons. By order, GEORGE CLARK. (L S) County Clerk. County Office, Clyde, January 23, 1878. REWARD.—A Reward SfUv of Fifty Pounds will he paid by the County Council to anyone giving such information as will lead to the detection and conviction of the person or persons who wilfully and maliciously damaged the centre wall of the Double Culvert at Muddy Creek by removing therefrom and destroying a main bearing-stone. The offence is believed to have been committed some time in the month of December, 1877. VINCENT PYKK, Chairman. Council Offices, Clyde. January 23rd, 1878. VINCENT COUNTY. EARNSCLEUGH RIDING. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. IN PURSUANCE of the Counties’ Act, 1876, and the Regulations of LScal Elections’ Act, 1876,1, John Cole Chappie, Returning Officer for the Riding of Earnscleugh in the County of Vincent, do hereby give Notice that an Extraordinary Vacancy having occurred in the Riding by the resignation of Mr William Fraser, an 'Election will be hold on the 16th day of FEBRUARY, 1878, for the return of a qualified person to serue as Councillor- for tho Earnscleugh Riding. Nominations hr the form provided in the second Schedule of the Regulations of Local Elections’ Act, 1876, will he received by me at any time previous to Noon of SATURDAY, (hf 9th FEBRUARY, 1878, and I hereby appoint the Sohoohouse, Spear Grass Flat for the holding of this Election, at which place the Nominations will be made public on the 9th FEBRUARY, 1878 at Noon. JOHN COLE CHAPPLE, Returning Officer. Alexandra, January 28, 1378. MAIL NOTICES. —o — Mails for Dunedin via Naaeby close at the Clyde Office at 9 p tn. on Sundays, and 10 p.ro. on Thursdays. For Dunedin via Lawrence, close on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 1 p.ta. For Queenstown and intermediate Offices close at 10 a.m., on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Friiiays. . ■. ■ S. DEWAR, Postmaster. Clyde, Jan. a)th, 187 A