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Temuka Leader, Issue 1175, 17 November 1883, Page 2

TWO POUNDS REWARD. ' OST OE STRAYED-From the Raogilata Island TWO BAY DRAUGHT COLTS. No brand. The above reward will be given on information being received as will lead to their recovery. EUGENE O'CONNOR, nol3 Orari. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. THE PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing between WILLIARD LA WSON and FREDERICK WORNER, trading,as Butchers in Geraldine, has this day been mutually DISSOLVED. The BUSINESS in future will be CARRIED ON by WILLIARD LAWSON, to whom all Debts relating to the firm of Lawson and Worner are to be Paid, and who will discharge all liabilities of the late firm. WILLIAPD LAWSON, Geraldine, Nov. Ist, 1883. .', noB TEMUKA BUTTER, CHEESE AND BACON-CURING FACTORY COMPANY, LIMITED. ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER Ist the above Company will be prepared to RECEIVE MILK in any quantity at the Factory Building between the 'hours of 6 and 8.30 a.m. and 6 and 8 p.m. Suitable Tins can be procured from the Manager J. ASHWELL, 0c23 Secretory.

SHEARING. mHE Undersigned has ON SALE-Full-sized and Three-quarter Best Calcutta Woolpacks SHEEP - SHEAES. - Burgon and Ball's 11A, and B. Bows and Ward and Payne's 38 and 79 TWINE, Saddle, Lampblack, Oil and Turkey Stone. R. H. PEARPOINT, 1 ocl6 Geraldine. • THE CLI3B HOTEL, TIMARU. j JL of his interest in the above wellknown Hotel to Mr W. DARBY, begs to thank his Patrons for past favors, and solicits a continuance of the same for his successor. ALFRED J PARSONS. In relation to the above, I beg to announce that, having PURCHASED: the LEASE of this Hotel, I have entirely renovated and rearranged the whole Establishment, and can confidently assure ray Friends and the Public generally, that they will find the House well appointed for the comfort of Lodgers and Travellers. It is the nearest to the Timaru Eailway Station, and thus affords special conveniences to Visitors. No effort shall be warning on my part to maintain' its character of being a first-class Hotel, i The Wines and Spirits are carefully seclected, and. the best Ales on Tap. . nols ' Wm. DARBY.

AROWHENUA CEMETERY BOARD. -*N Pursuance of the powers vested in J_ us by the Cemeteries Act 1882,jarid of all other powers and authorities we, the Trustees of the Arowhenua Cemetery Board, hereby make the following REGULATIONS: | 1, Burials shall be within numbered plots only 2. The exclusive right of burial within any one plot will be sold by the Trustees on payment of £2 2s sterling 3. All railing and tombstones must be approved by the Chairman or j any two members before being erected 4, The plan. of the Cemetery may be seen and ,the Register examined by application to the Secretary ' 5 The person having control of ; any intended burial shall apply to the Secretary, for a warrant, whicfy will be issued on payment of the following fees, viz : s. ;d. Burial of persons over 12 years of age— Digging grave 5 feet deep... 10 0 Do do over 5 feet, ; 2s 6d per foot Attendance and dressing the ground for 12 months... 5 0 Warrant 2 6 Registering 2 6 Burial of persons under 12 years of age— Digging grave 5 feet deep ... 7 6 do do over 5 feet, 2s 6d per foot Attendance and dressing the ground for twelve months 2 6 Warrant ... 2 6 Registering 2 6 P. Every warrant of burial must be given to the Sexton at least eight (8) working hours before the time fixed for the interment. 7. On apply in z for a warrant the followinformation must be given : Name of deceased Age Denomination Officiating minister Day and hour of funeral No. ot plot Depth of grave 8. No graves to be dug in the Cemetery by any person unauthorised by the Board. 9. All fees to be paid in advance. KFGRAY", Chairman 1 JOHN PATF.BSON I MICHAEL QUINN S D BARKER {Trustees. JOB BROWN { J TM'HAYHUfiST JOHN'MEYER I JAMES. BLYTH J nol7