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Hokitika Guardian, 13 November 1917, Page 3

For continuation of nows see first and fourth pages. WESTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL. The icokatahi river bridge will bo closed to all classes of traffic from 8 a.m. on TJffURSDAY, NOVEMBER. 15th, till 6 n.m. on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18th. H. NORMAN, Countv Chairman.

nOCHSTETTER GOLDFIELD, LTD. WANTED. —Tenders addressed to me will be received up to NOON on WEDNESDAY, the 21st NOVEMBER, for the CARTAGE, ETC., -of about. 1200 FEET OF PIPES from STAFFORDTOWN TO awatuna RAILWAY STATION. Specifications may be seen at my office or with MB'. 11. L. MICHEL, Hokitika, or Mr GEORGE LINKLATER, Stafford. E. J. RUNDLE, Acting Secretary, Greymouth. HOKITIKA HARBOUR BOARD. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

[AK'E NOTICE that the BOIEEr. ■*" lying on Gibson’s Qnay Reserve immediately above the Railway Traffic Bridge, must he REMOVED within ONE. WEEK from date. If not claimed and removed same will be sold for rent. WM. SCOTT, Secretary. Hokitika, November 13th, 1917.

APPLICATION FOR. LAND. T HER FRY GIVE NOTICE that I Jl have applied to the Westland Land Board lor a Temporary Grafting License over 200 acres of land situate in Block XI, Waimea S.D. The area is bounded by the Chesterfield Road on the north, on the east by the Maori Gully Road, and by the Miscellaneous License 1297 on the south. WILLIAM STEWART. Kumara. Park and Murdoch, Solicitors.