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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IV, Issue 258, 2 November 1869, Page 4

-Public Notices. WHITE TTART TTOTEL, XX XX Richmond. m e s -"k x T E B gs to inform Travellers and the Public generally that she has re-opened the above Hotel (lately kept by G. Moonlight), where they will find every accommodation. Extensive Stabling and Good Paddocks. 2270 BAND OF HOPE ANNIVERSARY. HP HERE will be a PROCESSION and TEAX MEETING of the BAND OF HOPE, and Children of Nelson, as usual, on the 9th November (Prince of Wales' Birthday). 2310 B. CRISP. WMACLAREN, • BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, Uppeb Bridge-street. r\ L A N D O N; V^« SADDLER AND COLLAR MAKER, Trafalgar-street. 2329 A "DECK, Chimney Sweep, Nightman ,• • Xj &c. Orders left at the Mitre and Galatea Hotels punctually attended to. 1975 GHOBY will TAKE CARTES for « a short time at 10s. 6d. for 6, the weather having prevented so many from availing themselves of half-price. 2328 MR. JOHNS', Trafalgar-street. *S o - - H g g # 3 l> ' l_ m H H td m tei " u rH 2 0Q H HI S ° H > M - § I o | m GO g y IN accordance with the provisions of the "Country Roads Amendment Act 1863," the following BYLAW, which has been agreed to by the Waimea Road Board, and intended to be submitted to his Honor the Superintendent for confirmation, is published for general information : — Bylaw, No. — The owner of any horse, mule, ass, sheep, swine, or other beast or cattle of any kind, which shall, at any time after this bylaw shall come into operation, be found depasturing in or upon any fenced road, or the sides thereof, within the limits of the Wuimea District, whether under the tendence or control of any person or not, and thereby causing any dßmage to such road, ditch, bank, or fence, shall be liable to a fine for each animal so depasturing and causing any damage as aforesaid, of not more than ten shillings: Provided always- that tlie amount of such penalty shaU not exceed fprty shillings. * ' By order of the Board. T. J. THOMPSON, ' 'Secretary. Oct. 19, .1869. . 2228 ,