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> authority to the owner or party in charge of such stock for driving through the ' said Hundred ; provided always that the ; i cattle or sheep of bona fide travellers or 1 thei'- journey when turned out be not j considered trespassers, if not more than three nights in the same neighborhood, I faili <g o do so, shall forfeit and pay foi : every snch offence a sura not exceeding ■ fhv pounds. XIII. That any sheep funning Upon 1 uriiriclosed land in the said Hundred shall be removed within twenty-dne days oi publication of the said bye-lftws, al.so auy cattle not being the property of Hcen.seholdevs, shall, if not renioved within the same period, be impotlnded and dealt with according to law. XIV. Any person about to bring catt'e on the run, shall, one week before so doing, furnish to the nearest Warden notice in writing, with such information as shall give opportunity for inspection of the cattle. XV. All or any of the acts authorised by these bye-laws may be done by any of the Wardens, or any Kanger or other pefson duly appointed by them or authorised in that behalf. jAMis 3. BOtd, dhaifman, "W. Botd, Junr. Approved at a meeting of the "Waste Land Board, held on the 11th June, 1869. Walteb H. Peakson, Chief Commissioner.

T >-SKM.-«,»i3.T'.-ii..-::ai.-.MM-m J^g.fJ.r-.-:.f-A:- ..--'-, - hiummmi— M. 13. OsO>orne'» _A.«lvert'i*eiueiiVi» . • m FOR SALE, DWELLING-HOUSES AND GARDENS, Within ten minutes walk of the Post Office. HE. OSBORNE has received instructions . to offer for private sale — TWO QUARTER-ACRES SECTIONS, WITH COTTAGES THEREON, situated within easy distance of the Post Office. They will be sold either separately or in one lot. On one section is built a substantial four-roomed house, in good repair. The garden is in firstrate order, planted with trees and bushes, &c, &c. On the other section there is a comfortable two-roomed cottage, and the garden in this case is also in first-rate order. To those in search of a really comfortable ! habitation^ this offers an excellent opportunity. Further particulars may be had on application. H. E. OSBORNEJ, Auctioneer, Esk- street. FRIDAY, 25th JUNE, At Twelve o'clock. SECTION XII, BLOCK XVII, CLINTON. HE. OSBORNE will sell by auction, on the . Ground, near the residence of Mr W. Ft-aser, Clinton, on the above date, by order of Mrs Henry, A comfortable two-roomed Cottage, lined and paperedy good garden, abundance of firewood, &c'; Note. — Mrs Henry is leaving for the West Coast by the first steamer, and the property will be sold without reserve. SATURDAY, 26th JUNE. FLOUR, BRAN, POLLARD, &c. TO BAKERS, STOREKEEPERS, LIVBRY STABLE KEEPERS, AND OTHERS. HE. O3BORNE has received instructions « from the consignees, Messrs Hare, Pratt & Co., to sell by Auction, on Saturday, 26th June, at 12 o'clock, at their store corner of Esk and Kelvin-streets, (late Henderson, Bonar & Co.) the following merchandise, to close accounts, viz : — -| f\ TONSOTAGO FLOUR, "Duncans." £T DO CANTERBURY FLOUR O " Woods." -| r\f\ BAGS BRAN O1 DO POLLARD -t O DO SHARPS Terms at Sale. THURSDAY, Ist JULY, AND FOLLOWING DAYS. To Squatters, up-country Storekeepers, Wine and Suirit Merchants, and others. IMPORTANT SALE OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE. HE. OSBORNE has received instructions • from Messrs Cochhah, Granges and Blackwood, to Sell by Auction, on Thursday, July Ist, at 11 o'clock sharp, at their Stores, Deveron-street, the unsold portion of their large and well-assorted Stock, consisting of — Tobaccos — Teas — Wines and Spirits — Sugars — Ironmongery — large assortment of Crockery and Glassware — Looking Glasses — Brushware — &c, &c, &c. Terms Liberal. Catalogues will be issued in a tew days. Jai. Surman'« Advertisement* J. SURMAN, OTOCK, STATION, AND COMMISSION AGENT, AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR, &c, COMMERCIAL SALS TABUS, DEE-STfifiET. HORSE SALE EVERY SATURDAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. PS PRIVATE SALE,— HALF-ACRE SECTION, No. sj, M'MASTER'S STREET. J. SURMAN. FOR PRIVATE SALE. THE goodwill of the Lease of that commodious and valuable property known as the " Freemasons Hotel,'' situate on riectiou 12, Block VI, Invercargill. Also, — for private sale, the whole of that Freehold property, being Sections 1 and 2, Block 11, Invercargill Hundred, containing 147 acres with good Bush thereoa about 3 miles from town. Apply to J. SURMAN.