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Tuapeka Times, Volume I, Issue 28, 22 August 1868, Page 2

LOYAL TUAPEKA PIONEER LODGE , M./#: T-. Q. O. F. . ' : \ fTIHE Third Anniversary of the above Lodge will be celebrated by a BAL.L AND SUPPE.R> Ox Tuesday, Ist Ssptimbb&j At BASTINGS' ASSEMBLY ROOM, Ticrars to admit. Lady and Gentleman ... „« 10s. 6d. May be obtained from Meaari- Harrop, 'M'Bea^ Henderson, and J^Jery, Lawrence ; Hart and Thomson, Wetherstpnes; • Williams and Greevea, Blue Spur ; Evans and Hopkins, Brans' Flat ; and Coghill and Taunton, Waitahuna, TUAPEKA HOSPITAL, mHE Eighth Monthly Meeting of the X Committee of Management to the Tuapeka Hospital, will be held at the Surgeon's Residence (at the Hospital), on Tuesday, 25th instant, at 8 p.m. (By Order) H, C, RICHARDS, "Secretary. TIDMUND GUY HENSLEY, who left j Sydney for the Otago Diggings in October, 1863, and was heard of last from Tuapeka Hospital, in July, 1805, ie requested to j communicat* with Jobx Waj-ioic, Ebo.., Dorer House, Ruehcutter Bay, Sydney, ! who has received a considerable! amount of money for him. Any information will be thankfully received, 97-31 NOTICE, IN accordance with the "Depasturing Regulations, 1868," it will be necessary for all persons depasturing Stock on the Tuapeka amd Waitahuna Goldfields to . make written application to the Receiver of Gold Revenue, Lawrence, on or before the 29th instant, stating the number and description of Stock, their Brands, and the particular locality in .which it. is in- ! tended to depasture them. The application will then be forwarded for the con- j sideratiou of the Board' of Wardens, on the lit pros. . ' JOHN MACK AT, j Inspector j Tuapeka Depasturing District. NOTICE. —To Holders of Pastoral Leases in the Province of Otago. — The holders of Pastoral Leases are reminded that returns of stock depastured on the Ist of September on the lands held under such leases, must be made and deposited with tho Waste Land -Board during the month of September, They arc -also requested to observe that in oases where they take in cattle for agistment, as is the practice on goldfields, Such cattle must be included in the return. W. H. CUTTEN, Chief Commissioner. Waste Land Board Office, lfrh August, 1868, ONE POUND REWARD, T OST, from Tuapeka, a Bay Cob j hog Xi mane, branded near rump CTC ,303 large head ; last seen near Wire Bridge, Waitahuna, fourteen days ago, along with an iron-grey mare. The above reward will be paid. on. delivery of. the horse at the Victoria Hotel, Lawrence. STOLEN OR STRAYJGD. ALIGHT Brindle Cow, branded J H DW on off rump, white star on forehead, and white tail; was last seen on tho' loth July, on Tuapeka Flat. Any person returning the same to Mr. Johk Hogg, Tuapeka Flat (about five miles from Lawrence), will be rewarded ; and if stolen, for such information as will lead to the conviction of the thief or thieves, a Re- : ward of LlO will be given. Catjiios :—lf: — If I find my Cow in any person's possession, whether by mistake or not, I may feel inclined to take the Law into my own handi. 27-30 "; JOHN HOGG. FOR S A L E . 1 SPLEKDID . Buggy and Harness complete. Also, a first-class American 'Spring Express Waggon; by private bargain. Apply, . ;• " • M. HAT, • Auctioneer, Act "• • j Lawrence. . R. W. W-. WIL ft .o:s, Barrister, fotjertOß awd Coyrrmtxxonii, Temple Chambers, : PEEL STREET, 'LAWRENCE, And Princes-street, Dunedin. R, T. L. SHEPHERD Has commenced practice in the Local . Courts in the Tuapeka District. The Cousta at the Teviot «nd Waipori attended on retainer. Qrncw:— TEMPLE CHAMBERS, PeeJ-sfcm*, Uwwu*#,