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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume III, Issue 264, 29 July 1881, Page 3

(iOYEiiNMNT NOTIFICATIONS E. i! The Sheep Act, 1878.” MARLBOEOUGIt DISTRICT. T)ETUEN for the March Quarter xi of 1881, in accordance with section 18 of ■•The Sheen Act, 1878,’ that there “ he published once in ever three months, in one or more newspapers within the district, and in th Gazette, a list, certified by the Ohio Inspector, of all runs on which there arc at any time any infected sheep, and of the particular flock or flocks which are so infected." A wat mi: h Sim DIVISION*. Bank New Zealand, Upton

* Jiifcctcil through introduction of Sheep under Section I hereby certify the above to be a correct and true return. 15. P. Baylv, Chief inspector of Sheep. June 30th, 1881. 382 Public Notice. THE undersigned, being abont to start Business as BAKER and CONFECTIONER, begs to inform the general public that the Business Premises now in the occupation of Mr. Alfred M ason, will be OPENED by HIM on the Ist August next, when he trusts to receive a share of the public patronage. The price of Bread will be (id. per 41b. loaf, cash ] 7cl. do., if booked. 380 It. McARTNEY. SUBSCRIPTION. A SUBSCRI P'iTON-LIST has been iIL opened in aid of the unfortunate lad, Henry Stark, wlio.se left arm, was accidently cut off at the Peninsula Flax Mills on Friday last. Subscriptions may be forwu: . -i to Messrs J. March and Sewel, at Marlborough Town, or left at the Times Office. Proposed Paper Mill.

IVERSONS desirous of being finanJ_ cia.ll y interested in t lie Jo RECTI OX of a PAPER MILL in the Province of Marlborough, are requested to communicate with Mr. G. Smith, Government Wharf, The Port, Nelson, who has connections in London prepared to take the matter up, and by whom any information j will be thankfully received. 373