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Dunstan Times, Issue 1296, 31 December 1886, Page 2

t VINCENT COUNTY NOTICES. INDENT COUNTY - . TENDERS./ Contract 168-P. M'Donal/flfel 17a 63, accepted; H. Harding LBS /is, William Brady HOO 19s, declined. (Jon. tract 171— J. Drummey L 351 sa, accepted; Thos. Featherstone, L 478, declined. Contract 172 J. Drummey, L 350, accepted; Thoa. Featherston, L4OO, declined. 'Y'INCENT county. DOG REGISTRATION FEES, 1887. Seven Shillings aad Sixpence for the Year, and Four from and after the Ist July, ii£Ah/ Fee payable on all Doga without ex/mption within Vincent County; ' The County Offices, Clyde, is the Chief Office, and the County Offices, Cromwell, is the sub office for the purpose of The Dog Registration Act, 1880, and Dog Registration Amendment Act, 1882. By order, JOHN S. DICKIE, County Clerk. Vincent County Offices, Clyde, 31st December, 1886. y INCENT CO U/N TY. NOTICE TO LABO^p/ On and after JANUARY Iti., 1887, the rata of wages for ordinary day laborers will he 7s‘per day. By or Jer, of the Council. L. D. MACGEOROB, County * Vincent County Offices, Clyde, December 30, 1886. Y INCENT COUNTY. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY that PATRICK NOLAN, Clyde, has been appointed by i County Council an Inspector and Slaughter Houses and of C*tle intended for Slaughter in the County of Vincent under the provisions of the Slaughtei Houses Act 1877, the Slaughter Houses Act 1877 Amended Act 1884, and the Vincent County .Bye Lawa. Wm. FRASER, Chairman. Vincent County Offices, Clyde November 26, 1886. BLACKS RAGES t BLACKS RAGES __ A nONOKRT j in aid ot the Blacks Cemetery' Funds, Will be held in the /11 scboolhou.se, OBfniß, ON ' SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1887 (First Night of the Races), Admission —2s Gd. W. PITCHES, Secretary A GRAND B AjL I In aid of the 17 I BLACKS CRICKETf CLI Will be held in thl SCHOOL HOU SE, OPH ON MONDAY, JANUARY 3rd, 1; (Second Night ot Races). Admission — 2s 6d. A. GARRETT, Secretary. SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 18 At 11 a.ra. sharp. To Sportsmen, Breeders, etc., ( THOROUGHBRED Sxdbx. AT OPHIR</ V* 0. EOR t E PA'OH instructed by Mr J. 0. Jones will sell by public auction, at Ophit on Saturday/ January Ist, 1887, a 11 a.m, the first morning of th Blacks Races, the following lots, Lot I—Bay mare Madeap, hi Rainbow—King Alfred, imj Lot 2 Chestnut mare Grass hopper (supposed to be b Teuton, with filly foal a" foot by Laertes Mary by nong, Magic Lot 3—Bay colt Camel, 4 yrs, ]( hands high, by Harkaway— Madcap; Harkaway by Dio medes,’ imp, Lot 4—Bay filly Lady Eatel, J yrs—full sister to Camel Lot s —Bay filly, 2 yrs, by Cho nster—Grasshopper Lot 6—Bay filly, 1 year, by Laertes Madcap •, nearly related to Giace Darling, winner of the Caulfield Cup in 1885. This is a really good lot, and shonlc command the attention of Breeder; and Racing Men, and from the fact of Mr Jones having determined or getting rid of the whole of his horseS| they will have to be sold.