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King Country Chronicle, Volume I, Issue 23, 29 March 1907, Page 2

WAITOMO COUNTY COUNCIL. FRESH Tenders are required from persons willing to act as Collector of Dog Tax on European-owned dogs in the County of Waitomo for the j r ear ending 31st December, 1907Tenders to be sent in to the Waitomo County Clerk, Otorohanga, on or before 12th April. Tenders to state what percentage of the rate collected is required as the sole remuneration for services. Tenderers will require to enter into a bond of £25, and also find approved surety for £25 as security for the full and due performance of the duties. D. H. LUSK, Chairman. WAITOMO COUNTY COUNCIL. PUBLIC NOTICE. THE Waitomo County Council direct that all fences erected'on or across the Streets of the Township of Te Kuiti must be removed within 14 days from this (unless special permission of this Council to the contrary has been first obtained). Failing to comply with this order the Council will have all fences on the streets removed at the owners' expense. D. H. LUSK, Chairman. March 2lst, 1907. iH§ WAITOMO COUNTY COUNCIL. NOTICE. A SPECIAL Meeting of the Waitomo County Council will be held at Te Kuiti, in Mr Ernest Kerr's commercial room, on Monday, the 15th April, 1907, at II a.m., to consider the question of declaring Ragwort to be a Noxious Weed, the clearing of which to be made compulsory within the Waitomo County as if the same was included in _ the First Schedule of "The Noxious Weeds Act, 1900." JGHN ORMSBY, County Clerk. Otorohanga, March 27th. 1907. m New Zealand Railw^s. EASTER HOLIDAYS. CHEAP Excursion Tickets will be issued from \any station to any station from Tuesday, 26th March to Monday, Ist April,\ available for return up to and including Wednesday, Ist May. During the period 27th March to 6th April the train from Auckland to Taumarunui will not leave Auckland till 10.35 a -ni. and will arrive at Taumarunui and Te Kuiti 45 minutes later than usual. BY ORDER.

THANKS. THE Ngaruawahia Regatta Association desire to express their thanks and appreciation of the splendid patronage accorded to their Regatta on the lßth inst. ,by the residents of Auckland, Thames Valley, King Country and Waikato district, and, while regretting" .that unfavourable weather marred the pleasure of the outing, wish to. state that their finances are in a sound condition, enabling them to pay all their prize money in full, thus retaining the confidence of their friends —the Maori competitors and members of the various Rowing Clubs. They hope to be favoured with better weather on March 17th, 1908, when they will endeavour to give a finer display than ever of Maori and Aquatic events. REWARD. LOST from the Mairoa a Collie Dog, answers the name of Peter. Missed in February. Reward on returning same to this office or D. MACKENZIE, Mairoa. TE KUITI FOOTBALL CLUB. THE Annual Meeting of the above Club will be, held' in Mr Kerr's commercial room \>n Saturday, 6th April, at 8 p.m. \ / E. A. POWER, Secretary. FOR [SALE, —Splendid Sheep and Cattle Dog, " Pat."'—W. LoriGAN & CO. TO LET, Paddock, about 3y z acres, for grazing purposes, near township.—W. LORIGAN & Co. IfOR SALE, — Two Good Hacks J- (carry a Lady); I Side-Saddle and I Gentlemen's Saddle. —Apply to W. Lorigan. LOST, —On Sunday, March 2.4 th, in or near Te Kuiti, Ladies' Silver Watch. Finder will be rewarded by leaving the same at CHRONICLE office.