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Kumara Times, Issue 2109, 2 June 1883, Page 3

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS ! CHRISTMAS PRESENTS! T HANNAH, WATCHMAKER, J. AND JEWELLER, Has jiist received a choice selection of new GOLD AND SILVER JEWELLERY, Consisting of Ladies’ Bracelets, Collaretts, Necklets, Lockets, Dress and Engagement Rings, Albert Chains, Brooches, and Earrings, suitable for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Also a New Stock of Gents’ Gold and Silver Hunting English Lever Watches —Rotherham’s, Ehrhard’s, and all the best English makers’ —from £6 10s ; the celebrated Waltham Watches, from £4: 10s. A choice selection of Gents’ Colonial Gold Alberts, £5 17s 6d per oz,; Gold and Silver Studs and Solitaires, Silver and Hair Alberts, Nugget and Signet Rings, Lockets and Pendants ; Spectacles to suit all Sights, Ears pierced gratis. Inspection invited. OPPOSITE GILBERT STEWART’S HOTEL, KUMARA. Hf RS. E. L O WE, i-T-i- (Late of Reefton) Begs to inform the inhabitants of Kuraara and surrounding districts that she has opened in Main street, opposite the Adelphi Theatre, with a stock of CREWELS, POINT LACE BRAID, TRANSFER PAPERS, WOOL, CANVASS, and all kinds of material for FANCY NEEDLEWORK. Crewel work, Point Lace, and every other description of Fancy Needlework executed at the shortest notice, and taught on reasonable terms, JOHN TAILOR, SEDDON STREET, Adjoining the Bank of New South Wales, In thanking his numerous customers for their past patronage, wishes to inform them and the public generally that, having opened with a Large Stock of WEST OP ENGLAND CLOTHS, COATINGS, TWEEDS, And all the Goods have been carefully selected • and the make, quality, and style are unequalled. LADIES’ ULSTERS AND JACKETS, Of the Newest Fashion, made to order. Fit and Workmanship guaranteed. [|AYIE S, WESTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL. County Chairman’s Office, April 16th, 1883. UNDER the Counties Act Amendment Act, 1882, BY-LAWS have been made by the County Council for the Licensing of Public Vehicles, and Mr RICHARD BECK, of Kanied, has been appointed INSPECTOR of said Vehicles. The following are the FEES to be paid for Licenses : For every four-wheeled vehicle drawn by two or more horses.—Annual License, Ten Pounds (£10) ; Halfyearly License, Six Pounds (£6). For every two-wheeled vehicle drawn by two or more horses.—Annual License, Seven Pounds Ten Shillings (£7 10s); Half-yearly License, Five Pounds (£5). For every wheeled vehicle drawn by one horse.—Annual License, Five Pounds (£5) ; Half-yearly License, Three Pounds (£3). This BY-LAW will come into operation on the Ist MAY, 1883, on which date all LICENSES must be paid at the County Council Chambers, Hokitika, Persons plying for hire, or carrying goods and passengers, after the date named, without a License, will be proceeded against without further notice. JOHN MWHIRTER, County Chairman. WESTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL. N OTIC E. "jVTR P. DALE, Rato Collector and Ax Dog Tax Collector for the County of We-Uand, v-’ill attend at his temporary Office, Mr C. Yortt’s new house, Dill man’s, in the afternoon from 4 p.m.• on the following davs : —commencing FRIDAY, Mav 25th, to WEDNESDAY, May 30, 1883. All rates not pAd on the above days will be sued for, ' F. DALE, Rate Collector and Registrar of Dogs.