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Dunstan Times, Issue 1121, 26 October 1883, Page 2

OJUT SOY EMBER, 1833. JACKSON KEDUELL, R.M. and Warden. U.M. Court House, Clyde, Clyde, September 20, 1883. Note.—The Clerk and Receiver will visit ■xandra and Blacks on the day week (i ceding the respective Court days for i purpose of issuing summonses and i eiving revenue. yj" R. T U R T O N SOLICITOR, W ill attend the COURT at BLACKS every Court day. NOTICE. pOISoNED wheat has been laid o i the Earnscleugh Station for Rab- • its WILLIAM ERASER. NOTICE. JT'ROM and AFTER this date V POISON fur DOGS will be 1 >id on my property; and further ii" ice is hereby given that any one .■•nnd trespassing will be prosecuted. JAS. MACARTHUR. February 21, 18S3. NOTICE. \ 9 RABBIT POISONING is - now being carried out on M ouStation persons are cautioned •-: Inst trespassing on the RUN for ie purpose of killing rabbits or skin •'.ng those they may find poisoned. McLaren & turnbull. M outers Station, May 2, 1882, NOTICE, and AFTER the 15th of ' mil poison will be laid for rabbits ; fnil dogs on the Matakanui Station. JOHN STRONACH, Manager. Matakanui Station, 1 April 8, 1882. NOTICE. ‘ \ LL unauthorised persons rabbit- >’ A- ing, either with guns or dogs, i the Earnscleugh Run after this •I tie will be prosecuted. WILLIAM. FRASER. Earnscleugh, April 27, 1883. NOTICE. and AFTER this Date poison \ rabbits and dogs will be laid on .’.bo 12 Mile Beach, and my Farm. JOHN BUTLER. Bald Hill Flat, May 7th 1883. NOTICE. 17 NAUTHORISED PER--1 SONS found trespassing in ] •'"tit of Rab' its, or driving or rlising any Catllo or Sheep depasture : . on the Galloway P.uns will be pro? • ;f,ed. ROBERT G UNION, Manager. •June 25, 1883 r IN CENT COUNTY HOTEL, i Clyde, i: FORGE M U R R A Y (Late James Holt), PROPRIETOR. ’laving Leased the above well--1 nown newly erected stone buildings • a number of years, I beg to solicit . barge of patronage of the travelling 'ic, and can assure those who may 1 -ur me with a call, that they will ''■ a every attention. The hotel comprises private and i i ic sitting rooms, large dining ! , ten bedrooms and bathroom, all • r which will be found replete with • y convenience. Middle and Buggy Horses always on I ’ i ■> e stables consists of 7 stalls and 4 l Him boxes, and as they will be i •! t my own personal supervision, <"■ ..-in may icly on their horses being v • n oared for I ' ices strictly moderate to suit tho r ’ -a. i best brands of wines, spirits, nn i -urs only kent. v very attention bestowed on boa ■ Lira. GEORGE MURRAY.j