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Inangahua Times, Volume V, Issue 23, 21 January 1878, Page 3

■k 0t 1 c k. MKS. E. WILLS hafl great plenn euro in informing the inhabitants of Ut'ol'ton and neighbourhood that «he intends commenuing her business as Milliner and Straw Bonnet Maker, oii MONDAY, 14th JANUARY, when she hopes by being attentive find moderate in charge, to give her cub* totners satisfaction. Straw Hats Cleaned and Altered, also Feathers Cleaned and Curie i. Men's Leghorn Hats Cleaned. Loweii BttOADw.ir, Neah the Bridge, KEEPTON. S. SCHULHOF, IMPOJJTEB OF BOOKS, PKKIODICALB, STATION. EHY, FANCY GOODS, TOBaC* CON IST WAHKS, MUSICAL INvSI'KUMENTS, PIANO'S, PEHFUMKUY. l GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES. Magnjfieent Stock of COLONIAL MADK JEWRLLEUY, of tho most FAflnioMAnLß Woiik* MANSIIIP. AH GoodH Guurantood. BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS, A lar^o Mock of BOOICS by tho most popular and eminent nnthorft, also Church Services, Hymnnls, Bibles, at greatly re* duood pricox. S. S,, wi«hinß to draw tho nltontion of the Public that by keeping a large and varied otooU of tho above linen, and hy keeping nothing else but tho bent nrtiol<> ho in now in a position to oiFer.hiM good ß at much lower rntcß than any othor Houho on the Went Count. S. HOHULHOP, Ccntnil Ttrondwnv, Keefton, INANGAHUA COUNTY COUNCIL. 'pKNORt^ h»-e invited f>r Altorations 1 and Additi'tiN to Hnilding in H'reel, tor Council purpoHeß. I'lkih ntnl B})iM)iili'iii,ioiiH to be fioen at the oflife of the Engiuoer. Ten<ler« eloxe on Wedn sdny, January 23rd, »t N<>on, Tho lowest, or any tondor not nccosHaniy uuueptcd. , VYtLMAM GARIMNKII. ' L'uuutv Kuuineer. INANGAHUA (BOUNTY COUNCIL. fpRNDRKS Waiilod for the Intension 1. of Miin Drrtin eroding Smith* «tre<'t, from Willinms Hotel to eulvcrt under Brnndwuy. nfc Ching Bro^.. Mt.>re. Tenders cl(i8« on VVkd.vkhiuy, Januauy 23rJ, at Noon. itoecificmtions to bo xcen at the Council Chambora, W. GAimrx ■;•:?.. County Eiiqinee, ISAK G AMU A* COUNTY ~COUN CI L Valuation Notice. T\KT? NOTICK, tlin« tho Vulnation JTotieeH for tho different Itidiuan liureunrler nienlionod nre now open for tN-FRCTKiN. at the several placed here* after Hpix'HM. t All Ol'ji'elioiiß thereto must bo left at the Court House, Mecfton, on or beiore TiU'Usday, the 15ih d»y of Fiihiiijaky, |87H, addroHsed to tho Ahso-piiu'ML Court, and n copy of every sttoh Olijuction mu<*t bo left at, the Office of the Council. ]{eef> ton, imt to** Mum vSoven diiys beforo the next sitting of llio mu\ C<<urh. HiiKFioN Kioxno — Vuliitition Holl to be oeen, (luring Oilict> Hotirtt, ut tho Office ol ihe Connoil, Ucnf'oll, Boatiuns ifiDiNQ— ,tt A roller's Storo, Cniilcßtou Antonios Biding— At G. Keen' Hotel, Antoniorf Flat. Mu»u,vY I{ii)ino— W. Irvin«'» Store, LouiMville. Hampdkn Kim.vo— G. Moonlight's Store, Humpden. F. Dk La» Cauhkiias Clerk. N A, T U It A L B I TTE It W ATER. 11IIK most cfßcaeioua MI NE 11 A L ■ WATER. Ah nn Appotkr and ltejjulfttor of the Fuuetiouu ito qualities avo uQHurpatuHcd. Imported direct from tho Mineral Water EHtablishinent, Friudi'ickatad, near HildburghauHen. CUING BROS. Coal ! Coal ! Coal THE undesigned bogs to announce that luiving now opened up one of the most exteunivn coul niiiuw ever diricovored in tho lutvngahua, in now prepared to Biipply Coul at the pit mouth in any quantity, and at moderate » charges. Special attention id called to tho superior quality of this Coal, which it fully equul to that from tho Energeti Beam. The undersigned is now prepared to' deliver Coau a any part of the town, PATItICK MM'LNEItNEY.