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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 188, 9 August 1881, Page 4

Cattle Trespass Act 1868. NOTICE ie hereby given that on and after 2nd day of September, 1881. thß provisions of '• The Cattle Trespass Act. 1868," will be enforced on my Land, being Section 91, Waimea South, and that it is my intention to CLAIM i)AMAQEB for all Cattle, Sheep, or Poultry TKESPASSING upon the esid L-nd, whether the same shall ba fenced or vnenclosed. GERMAN HODGKINSON, Upper Wakefisld, Walmea South, August 18*, 1881. 2489— da QUOTATIONS: Price 6d., or posted, 6d. Free Trade -Local Self Government —Direct Taxatios—Ssnkine— Land Tenure ■—Iraportfinee of- Mtinici{.?Jities — Gleanings Published for E. Tncsas, by It. Luoa» Amo Sox, r,nd Sold by all Bo ikse'tiors. ABRIDGED PHOSPEOTUS of the PICTON and SUAKKSPEARB BAY COAL MINIKG COMPANY, LIMITED. Capital, £25.000, in 25,000 Shares of £1 each. 2s. psr sbare on Application^ 2g. on Allotment. The balance in calls not to exceed la. per shire per month. PROVISIONAL I IREOTOBB : Mr. E. T. Conolly Mr. J. A. R. Greensill Mr. T. Galloway Mr. A. T. Card Mr. W. Push Mr. D. SVe B ar Mr. C. Blizzt-rd Mr. W. Byms J-e.ietßry--W.Syms. ThU Company is formed to work the Coal deposits on the Peninsula within half-a mile )f the town of Pictoo. Payable Beams of Coal are now cpen for working on this land, and ita excellence for all purposes will al» waye enable it to command a ready sale. The locality of the mine eoableß veisels of any eize to approach it and load in safety, and as it ib believed the Coal exists in great ahundacce, to better inre»tment Jb now before the public. Prospectus, with Forma of Application, I and ell information, may be obtained nt the Office of the Company, High itreet, Picton and from Mr W. ROUT Nelson, 1990— 2m Melbourne Cup Consultation. 1881. 10 000 SDBHCRIBEas at £1 ea °h First Horse, £3,000; Second Ilorio, £ 1,000; Ihird Llorse, £~,i o other Starttra (.)i---vid:d), £5,500; Non-starters (divided) £2,000, Six Prizea of £100 each, £800 , biz Prizea of £50 each, iSOOj 110 Prizes of £10 each, £ 1,100, Average f r other Starters is about £75 each ; average for Kon-otarfcers is about £25 each; and tbs 122 Extra Pr"zea, consisting of six prizes of £100 each, six prizes of £5o euch, and 110 prizes of £10 each, brings up the number of winuiny tickets to about 240. This is the best opportanity ever brought before the pub ie in the A ustralasian Colonies. Please add exchange f> cheque, and two stamps for reply and result. THEODORE BROWN, i l», Grey-Bt™ t, Aoeklaad j or, Box 210. 2588-nm PoitoSo?, AactUadj N.Z.