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Patea Mail, Volume 1, Issue 3, 21 April 1875, Page 3

Public Notices. CAUTIO N. IN consequence of a number of DOGS prowling about my Farm after dark, POISON will bo laid from the 16th April, 1875. All CATTLE, SHEEP, and HORSES found Straying on my Farm after this date, will be IMPOUNDED. JAMES BALL. KAKARAMEA. 16th April, 1875. OR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. TO ARRIVE AT PATE A, Per Huon Bell. 30 Tons FENCING WIRE, Nos. 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12 10 Tons Corrugated Iron 8 Tons of Iron Standards 2 Reaping Machines 1 Horse Rake. W. WILLIAMS. m STEAM TO WANGANUI. Til B p.s. TONGA RIR 0, Captain Gibbons, Trades regularly between Patea and Wanganui. Arrangements can be made for through freight to Wellington, Manawatn, and Rangitikei. For freight or passage apply to JOHN GIBSON, Agent, Carlyle. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. npENDERS arc invited up to 2 p.m. * of 29th April, addressed to the undersigned, Manutahi Hotel, for works to be performed on u Unthanks” Road, next the Public Pound, Carlyle. Plans and specifications may be seen on application to Mr Williams, Survey Office Carlyle, EDWIN R. MORGAN, Chairman 25th Road Board. Mlh April, 1875. IMPORTANT NOTICE. ■\TOTICE is hereby given that all lA CATTLE found TRESPASSING on FORMED ROADS in No. 25 (or Patea West) Road District will be IMPOUNDED on and after the 20th Inst; and also that the owners of the said cattle will be held responsible for any damage done to the roads by such tresspass. EDWIN R. MORGAN, Chairman 25th Road District. April 17, 1875. FOR SAL E, HALF an Acre of GROUND in the centre of the Hawera Township, witl' Butcher’s Shop, Baker’s Oven, Dwelling-house, and other buildings. For particulars apply to JOHN WINKS. Grand Billiard Tournament. ALBION HOTEL. A TOURNAMENT will commence on MONDAY, EVENING, April 19, at 8 o’clock. Prize, magnificent Stereoscopic Cabinet, counting 80 reeberebe views, consisting of figures, scenery, &c. SIXPENNY BREAKS. The highest score at the stated time to be the winner. The Tournament will conclude on the 15 th May. FRED ADAMS, Albion Hotel. UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND. THE University of New Zealand will hold an examination for Scholarships, commencing on Monday, the 10th May next. Candidates are required to send in their names, addressed to me at Christchurch, so as to reach me on or before the 15th day of April. Holders of University Scholarships of 1874, and Undergraduates of the University are required to present themselves for Examination at the same, date. i Full information may be obtained from C. C. Barron, Esq., Government Buildings, Wellington. HENRY JOHN TANCRED, Chancellor