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King Country Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 672, 27 May 1914, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTICE. MR R. H. BARNETT wißhea to notify the public of T8 Kuiti and surrounding district that he haß taken over the business of Mr A. S. Hawley, photographer, and by strict attention to business and good workmanship, wishes to secure the support and patronage of the public. NOTICE. EBUCHLI wishes to announce that • he has commenced business as a packer at Kopaki, delivering either side of the railway, and asks for a fair share of public patronage. NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. ANYONE found trespassing on my property at Waiteti, with or without dog or gun, will be prosecuted. F. B. HARDY, Waiteti. NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. NOTICE is hereby given that all trespassers, any person or persons in pursuit of game with or without dog or gun, on section 6, block .11, Mapara Survey District, at Mokauiti, will be prosecuted. PETER BAER. NOTICE. AS my sheep are being worried by dogs, I hereby give notice that I intend laying poison on Te Kumi Nos. 2 and 3 and Tapuwabine No. 3. All trespassers with dog or gun will be prosecuted, and stray dogs sh)t. This notice is final. W. GADSBY. TO TRESPASSERS. PERSONS trespassing with or with cut dog or gun on my property, Kaingaika, will be prosecuted. FRANK JULIAN.

NOTICE. STRAYING on my section at Mokauiti, since January Ist, 1914, one red and white cow, no visible brand. If not claimed within fourteen days from this day, will be sold to defray expenses. H. E. WILKINSON. May 21st, 1914. ToST, —Information leading to the JU recovery of leather trunk, locked and strapped, containing three rifles — one Martini, one Mauser, and one Mannlicher each with telescope—seven suits, quantity silk underwear, waders, burberry, and leather lined coat, will be rewarded. Apply to District Traffic Manager, New Zealand Railways, Auckland. ~~ THANKS. MR C. JOHNSTON, Pio Pio, desires to thank his many friends for their kindness and sympathy during his recent sad bereavement. Pio Pio, May 26th, 1914. NOTICE. A S worrying has been going on among my Sheep, I hereby give notice that I intend laying Poison on my property at the Eight Mile, Awakino Road. All trespassers with Dog or Gun will be prosecuted, and Stray Dogs shot. This Notice is final W. ELLIOT. NOTICE. fpRESPASSERS with or without J- Dog or Gun on my Property at Poro-o-Taroa will be Prosecuted. J. V. HARDY. J. R. GRAHAM'S AUCTION SALES FRIDAY, 29th MAY At Otorohanga Tight and heavy Horses, Harness, Drays, Farm Implements, Pigs, Fowls and Sundries.

SATURDAY, 30th MAY At the Mart, Te Kuiti at II a.m. (On account Mr G. McLaren) 1 COACH, 6 Horses and Harness. Everything in tip top condition. Also on account various vendors Lot Dray and Leading Harness, I 3-horse team SATURDAY, 30th MAY, at 2 p.m. BANKRUPT Stock of Watches, Jewellery, Leather Good?, Musical Instruments and general household requisites. Terms Cash. JNO. R. GRAHAM, Auctioneer. IMPOUNDING NOTICE. "IMPOUNDED in the Te Kuiti -*■ Pound. I chestnut gelding hack, and 2 brty geldings, hacks, one with cover. No visible brands. If not claimed and expenses paid by SATURDAY, May 30th, 1914, wiil be sold. G. McLAREN, Poundkeeper. POST OFFICE HOLIDAY. - KING'S BIRTHDAY. WEDNDSDAY, 3rd June, 1914, the King's Birthday, this office will be closed all day. Mails usually despatched on that day will close at a.m. There will be no delivery by letter carrier, and the Telephone Exchange will be closed all day. There will be a counter delivery of correspondence between 7 and 8 p.m. on 2nd June. A. E. MOORE, Postmaster.