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Mt Benger Mail, Volume I, Issue 50, 13 April 1881, Page 3

NOTICE. HE following are tha clays appointed - for holding the Resident Magistrate's fvnd Warden's Courts for the combined Gold fields Districts of Dunstan during ,the month of April, 1881 : Monday, 4th-Queenstown, RM Court Tuesday, sth—Arrowtown Wednesday, 6th—Qieenstown, Warden's Court Wednesday, 13th—Clydo Thursday, 14th— Alexandra Friday, 15th—Cromwell Wednesday, 20th—Roxburgh Wednesday, 27th—Clyde Thursday, 28thr-Alexandra Friday, 29th—Cromwell JACKSON KEDDELL. Warden and R.M Cromwell, March 21st, 1881. NOTICE. J- TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, ROXBURGH, Desires to intimate to the inhabitants of Roxburgh and surrounding districts that he has commenced business in those premises next door to Mr Burton's oißce, and is prepared to execute work m connection with the trade in first-class style. A good fit is guaranteed. NOTICE. OTICE Is Hereby Given that Poison ■ is laid for Rabbits and Dogs on Runs 109 and 3G9 ; also, on freehold land, CARCILL & ANDERSON. Teviot Station, August 18th, 1880. N 0 T I C E . AWKERS, RABBITERS, and others aro cautioned against paling with or remo\ing rabbit akins jfrofti F'V* 3- r .i>, a; such k ilk-gal, and .will be prosecuted according to law. CARGILL & ANDERSON. Teviot Station, March 20th, 1881. BOROUGH OF ROXBURGH. OTICE Is Hereby Given that on and after this date, Poison for Rabbits will be laid on all lands within .the Borough of Roxburgh, including the Recreation Reserve. JAMES BETGHTON, Mayor of Roxburgh. Roxburgh, Bth February, 1881.

MOA FLAT SCHOOL. ITIURCII OF ENGLAND SERVICE Will be held in the above School every SECOND SUNDAY in the month. C. COOPER. POSTAL NOTICE. EUROPEAN MAILSMAILS CLOSE— For Millers Flat, Horseshoe Bend Raes Junction, Beaumont, Lawrence, Dunrdin, &c, evory Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 7 a.m. For Coal Creek, Bald Hill, Manuherikia, Clyde, Cromwell, Arrow, and Queenstown, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 7 p.m. MAILS ARRIVE— From Dunedin and intermediate offices every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 5.30 p.m. From Qneenstown and intermediate offices every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 7.45 p.m. The next English and European mail via San Francisco, closes on Thursday 21st April, at 7 a.m.—Money order previous days at 4p. m., and registered the letters at 5 p.m —Sue? Mail closes on Tuesday, 4th May, at 7 a.m. THOMAS COOP, Postmaster. Po6t Office, Roxburgh, 31st March, 1881. Applicants for summonses in the R.M. Court have, under the new rules, to fill up and hand to the Clerk of Court a plaint signed by the plaintiff or his solicitor or some one duly authorised. The form of plaint required will be furnished on application to the Clerk of