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Mataura Ensign, Volume 6, Issue 346, 8 April 1884, Page 4

(General NoticesSOUTHLAND COUNTY. ROADS PROPOSED TO BE STOPPED, AND NEW ROADS TO BE OPENED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in pursuauce of the powers granted by 1 "The Public Works £ct, 1882," it is proposed to stop certain roads, and to open certain new roads, all as described in the schedules X, L, and R hereto, and delineated on plans -••v^ X, L, andß respectively, prepared *„ me Southland County Council in terms of " The Public Works Act, 1882," and open for inspection at the Southland County Council Office, Invercargill, for a period of eight weeks from date hereof. Dated this 4th day of March, 1884. Schedule K. 1. Road proposed to be closed, being roadline one chain wide, within section 1, block IV, Wyndham District, colored green on a plan marked X, now open for inspection. 2. Road proposed to be opened, being roadline one chain wide, within section 1, block IV, Wyndham District, colored pink on a plan marked X, now open for inspection. Schedule L. 1 Road proposed to be closed, being roadline two chains wide, lying between j sections 136 and 59, Hokonui District ; also a chain wide roadline along bank of Charlton Creek, connecting said two chain roadline with the Railway Reserve, all colored yellow on a plan marked L, : now open for inspection. j Schedule R. J 1. Road proposed to be closed, being a portion of the roadline one chain wide, running through section 493, Hokonui District, commencing from the East boundary of said section, clored green on a plan marked R, now open for inspection. 2. Road proposed to be opened, being new roadline within section 493, Hokonui District, partly contiguous-/ to road proposed to be Btopped, and' (Continuing from said section 493 into-«ection 492, Hokonui District, and occupying a part of the north-western portiohT of said section 492, all colored pink on a plan marked R, now open for inspection. R. P. MACGOUN County Clerk and -Treasure r. GORE BUTCHERY. NOTICE TO FARMERS, CONTRACTORS AND THE PUBLIC. PRIME CORN BEEF AT 20s PER 1001b § HAVING determined to give the Public the advantage of the Beef Market ) and, on account of the Trade lam doing, I b "will supply PRIME CORN BEEF> FROM 1001 b to 3 10001 b AT 20s per 1001 b. , "' } Cas for same must be sent to the Gore Butchery. •-',-,.. Orders are respectfully requested, which shall have my personal attention. S. FLETCHER. P.S. — Casks will be provided at cost" price, February 21, 1884. . - ' eI3B IMPORTANT NOTICE. TTAVING disposed of our business', ,to M -*•-*- E. J. Dennehy, we would solicit for him a continuance of the support so liberally accorded to us. D. R. LAWLOR & CO. Wyndham, February 1, 1884. : ' All accounts due to.ua-up.to the above date are requested to be paid immediately to. Mr Dennehy, Wyndham ; or . MR. D. R. LAWLOR - Invercargill. ' In reference to the above; 1 would beg to say that having purchased this business I trmt that by careful attention to the requirements of the district, keeping a superior article, and selling at the lowest possible price, to merit the public support. E. J. DENNEHY, General Merchant, e7O Oppoßite Railway Station, Wyndham.JOHN 5\ WOOD, . tailor, Has commenced business in the brick shoo* adjoining Mr Beattie's, Gore, and supplied a long-felt want in the community, whose patronage h« expects. " !li^ Particular attention will be paid to. the, tailoring department, so that he has no hesjL-*; tation in giving a guarantee that every gar^. mentaent out will give entire satisfaction r in quality, style, fit, workmanship and price. Ladies riding jackets and ulsters a special branch, which will/eceive every attention., . A large assortment |of tweeds and cloths' to choose from of English, Irish, Scotch, and Colonial manufacture. Remember the address — JOHN F, WOOD, ; Next Mr Beattie's, Gore.' P.S.— All goods shrunk before being made' "Pj : e!26 • SUITS AND WATERPROOFS TO MEASURE. i London Make. Colonial Make ' ' LOUIS EOTHKR AND CO,, Moray Place, off! George Street. (Next to Munroe's Stoneyards*) DUNEDIN, desirous of meeting the. present depressed times and procuring for poople Clothes .at 3 , prices never heard of in New Zealand, have/ made special arrangements with one of the largest houses in London, also in the Colony* to get Suits, Waterproofs, etc., to measure^ guaranteeing firstclass fit, beat workmanship and latest fashions, QUERY,— Why oan Louis Rother and Co. sell London and colonial made suits to measure so cheaply ? ? ? ? s Answer. - First : Direct connection with the , manufacturers at Home and in the colonies. Second : Working expenses 1 being next to nothing, and small profits ! I 1 ! Over 500 patterns to select from — lateet ' novelties in Mosgiel and Roslyn Tweeds in- ■ eluded. I Come and judge for yourself. Terms Cash. Pricelists and self measuring oards on application. On hand readymade waterproofs. , P.S. — Goods not fitting need not be taken. J ____? 1 £10 REWARD. E rTIHE above amount will be paid to anyone <* J- who will give such information as will 2 dea to the conviction of the person or por- , sons who STOLE a tip dray SHAFT and a ot of PLOUGH FITTINGS from my pre mises on or about the 13th inst. JOSEPH GREEN, Jun. [ Riversdale, 25th February, 1884. e152 3 GORDON TOTO BOARD. Dog Registration. rpHE Registration Fee has been fixed at J- 5s for each dog without exemption Fvegistrar — Andrew Middlcmiss • Offices for this purpose—Wentworth-street Gordon, and Town Board Office, Rock , Street, Gordon. REGINALD BREE, elO Town Clerk