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Tuapeka Times, Volume II, Issue 60, 3 April 1869, Page 2

J iWIIIIIIIIII»IM»lw ■ o WEDNESDAY, APIIIL 7, 1869, At 1 o'clock. TO CATTLE DEALERS, "FAEMERS AND OTHERS. CLEARING- OUT SALE. If "i A V •*-'-&-• has received instructions from Mr. George Webb, of Happy Valley Farm, Wetherstones", to sell by public auction, pn the above date, on the premises, at 1 o'clock sharp, the whole of liis STOCK AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Q/"\ Head of Cattle, consisting of t*\J Milk Cows, with calves at foot, t and a few two year old heifers, in calf ; The prize Short-horn bull " Topall ; " Q Horses, consisting of Light and Heavy Draught and Hacks ; Sundry saddles and bridles, and a nuixxber of harnesses. ALSU, A splendid Spring Cart, with harness complete ; A large quantity of Pigs and Poultry. No Rr.SBP.vjB ! The only reason for disposing of the above is that ilr. Webb, having sold the Farm, intends le?.ving the district. The Auctioneer would call attention to this as a real bonaJLle sale, he having received instruclions to sell without reserve. Is O T I C E. mHE BOUNDARIES fixed by the X Board of Wardens for tlie Tuapeka District for the depasturing of sheep and cattle are defined as follows, via. :—: — Description of Boundary between sheep /' and cattle on tlxe north-eastern side of Tuapeka Depasturing District. Commencing at a point on the northeastern Boundary of the District near the month of Nuggety Gully ; thence up Nuggety Gaily to Dewe's farm ; thence in a straight line to the head of Waitahuna Gully ; thence down Waitahuna Gully to Waitahuca Kiver ; thence up said River to the junction of its west branch ; thence up west branch to the junction of German Creek ; thence up German Creek to tlxe junclion of Bow Bells Creek ; < .ence up Bow Bella Creek to its sourco, ah the boundary. of run No. ";. 52 ; ihence slcik; the boundaiy of run No. D 2 to near Tilg. Station X ; thenco along the road to upper Beaumont, crossing to Trig. Statioix HH ; therce along same road for about chains f urtlier ; thence dovm a qpeek rnnring south to Tuapeka Kiver, tlxe western Boundary of the District. Boundary between sheep and cattle reserves on the south-western side. Beginning at a point on the south- eastern Boundary of the Depasturing District, at Manuka Creek ; thence up Manuka Creek to its sourcs, at the dividing range or saddle, between Woolahed and Waitahuxxa. ; ! thencs along the said dividing range to tlie Clutha road] thence along said road, in tho direction of Wailahvma, to the junction of the track to Milbr's preemptive right, on Scrubby Point ; thence along said track to the head of a gully running into the Waitahuna River, about half a mile below Leslie's or Hood's agricultural leasehold ; thance down the Waitahuna River to the mouth of Poison's Creek ; thence up said Creek toPolsoxx's Hut ; thence up a branch of said Creek, running parallel with the firewood road, to its source ; thence in a straight line to the scrubby saddle on the Tuapeka Mouth I'oad ; thence down a creek running into the Tuapeka River, near the southr western angle of the Depasturing District. J. MACKAY, Chairman of Board. ' TAPANUI POUND. TMPOUNDED by J. F. Hitching, Esq., 1 from Moa Flat Station, on the 16th day of March, 1869— One Bay horae, with small white spot on each side of wether, and branded WN on near shoulder. G. WILLIAMS, Poundkeeper. Tapanui Pound. "WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH. A TEA MEETING In connection with the above Church, will be held in the SCHOOLROOM, BLUE SPUR, Os: Tuesday Evening, 13th Apbil, To bid farewell to the Rev. Mr. M'Nicoll, and to welcome his successor, the Rev. W. H. Beck. ' The proceeds to go towards reducing ■£hfi Circuit debt. * Tea on the Table at 6.30 p m. Admission, 2s. 6d. QNE POUND. REWARD. T OST, froxxi Beaumoxxt, one light grey JLi Mare, branded small O near shoulder. Tlie above Reward will be paid to any ceiaon delivering, same to T. Hiaas, •^■I^Kjcir Hotel, Teviot Road. *HS© ?tai Spur, Tuapeka.