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Marlborough Express, Volume IV, Issue 194, 18 September 1869, Page 2

&nnotm?*m?nts. Cattle Trespass Act, 1867. is hereby given that, on and J_N after the 18th day of October next, the provisions of “ The Cattle Trespass Act, 1867,” will be enforced on my Land, Sections 63,64, Opawa, the Vernon Run, and Section 45, Opawa: And I further hereby give notice that it is my intention to claim damages for Cattle trespassing on the said Land, and upon such portions thereof as are fenced or unfenced, together with driving fees. Thomas Redwood. September 18th, 1869. 410 In the matter of the Patents Act,“lß 60 IVTOTICE is hereby given that appliJLi cation has been made by John J oueneaux, of Melbourne, in the Colony of Victoria, presently residing in the City of Wellington, New Zealand, Esquire, to His Excellency his Governor for the grant to the said John Joueneaux, his Executors, 'Administrators, and assigns, of Lettees Patent for the exclusive use, within the Colony of New Zealand, of an invention for a Machine and a process by means thereof for manufacturing the Eibre of the New Zealand Elax (Phormium Tenax), and for preparation of the Gum of the said Elax into an article of commerce :—Any person wishing to prefer any objection to the granting of such Letters Patent, is required to send, within Eour Months from the date of this publication, a statement in writing setting forth the grounds of such objection, subscribed with his proper name and address, to the office of John Boyle Bennett, Esquire, of the City of Wellington, Regis-trar-General, the officer appointed for that purpose. Dated the 20th day of August, 1869. Haet & Buckley, 412 Solicitors to the Applicant. Shortly to Arrive, SEVERAL Cases of TURNED LEGS, all sizes and patterns. J. & H. Botham, 305 Grove Road. First Wool Ship of the Season. THE Barque “BALLARAT,” Captain Allan, having a commodious and well-ventilated Saloon, has still accomodation for a limited number of Passengers. Separate State rooms for families. A plan of the Saloon and Cabins can be inspected at my office. H. Dodson, 416 Charterer of “ Ballarat.” Notice to Shearers. SHEARING will commence at the Flaxbouene Shed ok the Ist of October. Thirty Men wanted. Early application by letter is necessary to insure a place. Terms for Shearing:— 17s. per 100 sheep; 11s. per week charged for board. Rules of Shed to be complied with, and agreement signed. G. F. Lovegeove, 398 Manager. To Shearers and Others. PERSONS wishing to put their Horses to GRAZE in good Grass Paddocks, securely fenced, and well watered, may be accommodated on reasonable terms at Clifton, Awatere. Apply to Mr. Owen Haycock. N.B. — No responsibility incurred. 316 WANTED, 12 Good SHEARERS, at current wages, for Starborough Station. Shearing to commence on November Ist. No Dogs or Horses will be allowed to be kept on the Station. 369 T. Hodgson, Manager. WANTED. —A Gentleman with a good Water-power, in a good situation for Flax, is anxious to meet with a Partner with a Few Hundred Pounds of available Capital. Apply by letter to 8,, office of this paper. 1 ’ 7 . , , : Wesleyan Bazaar. THE Bazaar Committee are requested to meet in the Wesleyan Church on Monday, September 20th, at 3 p.m., and the Auction Committee at 7 p.m. 413 Blenheim Company Marlborough Rangers. THE Blenheim Company of MARLBOROUGH RANGERS will meet for Parade, on Tuesday Evening next, at 7 o’clock p.m., after which a General Meeting will be held. Every Volunteer is requested to attend. Business :—lmportant. E. Btthell, Captain.