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(For remainder of News see fourth page.) ~~new advertisement^ WANTED, a strong active LAD, as POR IER. 2432— a T. S. WYMOND & CO. WANTED, a CUOK, Male or Eemale. Apply to Mrs. JERViS, Foxhill. 2436—3 £10 REW r ARD. ANY person giving information that will lead to the conviction rf the parties who KILLED any of the DEER, will receive the above reward. F. HUDDLESTON, Hon. Sec .Acclimatisation fcockty. 2438—6 FOR SALE, THE GRET COB " DANDY," broken to Saddle and Harness. Apply to 2<34 ARTHUR H ARLEY. GREAT JUVENILE TREAT ! ! ASTO N ' S REVOLVING CIRCUS AND TOURNAMENT. THIS EVENING, September 15. OPPOSITE the MINERS' ARMS HOTEL' Hardt-stbert. 2374 INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ! GOOD TEMFLAItS. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the Agricultural Pall, Richmond, on THURSDAY KVENING next, September 17th, 1874 ; after which, a LODGE will be instituted. AH members of the (Jrder who desire to go up from town, are requested to make application for Seats, on or before WEDNItS DAY Evening next, to the undersigned, j J. T. SMITH, 2421 GD.R.W.G.T. PANGATOTARA HIGHWAY BOARD. THE following BYE-LAW is published for general information. By order of the Board, HENRY ALEX. TARRANT, Secretary. Bte-Law made by the Panoatotara District Highway Board for the Protection and Preservation of the Banks of Rivers within the said District If any Lorse, mule, ass, sheep, swine, or other beaat, or cattle of any kind, shall at any time after tbia Bye Jaw shall come into operation, be found depasturing, or neing — whether under the tendence or control of any person or persons, or not — in or upon any road, bounded by any river within the limits of thu Pangatotara District, and thereby causing damage to the b.inks of any such river, or destroying anything that may be placed or planted on such river-bank for the prelection of the same, the owner of every such horse, mule, ass, sheep, swine, or other beast, or cattle of any kind, shall be deemed and taken to be guilty of a breach of this Bye-law, and shall for every such breach, upon conviction thereof, forfeit and pay a penalty of not exceeding Ten Shillings for each such animal so depasturing, or being as aforesaid : Provided that no penalty upon one such conviction shall exceed the sum of Fort? Shilling?. Or any such horse, mule, ass, sheep, swine, or other beast, or cattle of any kind, found depasturing or being as aforesaid, may be driven to the nearest Public Pound, and impounded therein. Dated this 28th day of July, One thousand eight hundred and seventy-four. THOMAS GROOBY. Chairman of Board. Approved, this 26th day of August, One thousand eight hundred and seventy-four. D. ROUGH, Deputy-Superintendent. THOUGH ABSENT, THOU ART EVER DEAR. OH ! Tommy, we have missed you, And perhaps from duty shrank, And wby your absence ? Tell us true Have you been to the Boulder Bank ? Oh, yes ! neglected that I hath, • And its mystery I'll unravel, For I saw quite holy was your path,) So I went to get some gravel. I likewise thought the traps would smash. And a long Balmee bill would follow, Tho' it looks to me like the gravel rash With a plister put on each hollow. I am getting better, I shall toon be all right 2436—1 J. A. W. BULLER ROAD. Provincial Secetary's Office. I Nelson Sept. 15, 1874. TENDERS for the CONSTRUCTION of a I DRAY ROAD from the GRIP to the , OWEN, will be received at this office up to < Four p.m. on MONDAY, October 12 j Plans and specifications may be seen at the Provincial Engineer's Offices, Nelson and j Westport; Police Station, Lyell; and Rait's Accommodation House, Mouth of Hope. Tenders will also be invited at an early ' date, for a dray road from Nine Mile to Ohika. EUGENE J. O'CONOR, Provincial Secretary. Nelson, Sept. 15,1874. JUST RECEIVED, a fresh lot of HERBERT'S FAMILY GLUE POTS. LUCAS & SON.