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Tuapeka Times, Volume II, Issue 91, 6 November 1869, Page 2

NOTICE, T EGAL proceedings will be taken against any persons driving cattle or Bheep through the Waipori Run -without giving the notice required by law. Also, any persons, notwithstanding their being the owners, removing cattle or sheep from off the Bun without having them delivered by some duly authorized person, render themselves liable to a penalty of £SO. CABLE & DRJJMMOND. "Waipori Station, Oct. 27th, 1869. NOTICE. riIHIS Tuapeka Hospital Committee rel quest donations of Books, in ord\>r to form a Library for the use of the patients. Any Books will be thankfully received and persons who have a few to spare are requested to send them either to the Resident Surgeon, at the Hospital, or to the undersigned. H. C. RICHARDS, Secretary. NOTICE. TAMES MIDDLE MISS, BLACKSMITH, HWKENCE, Begs to intimate to his Friends, Customers, and the Public in general, that he has reduced his rate of charges for Shoeing as follows : For Saddle Horses. Bs. a set ~ light Draught . 10s. ~ ~ Heavy do . 12s. ~ General Blacksmith work executed with expedition, and at a considerable reduction in price. NOTICE. PPLICATIONS areinvited to further prospect the Deep Shaft at Wetherstones. For particulars, apply to JOHN CRANLEY, Hon. Sec. NOTICE. THEREBY Give Notice that I have this day applied to the Warden at Roxburgh for a lease of land for agricultural purposes, situato at Benger Flat, and adjoining John Dnnlay's application of 30th December, 1838, ci'mprisim> 25 acres, <>r thereabout, in accordance with the Agricultural Leases Regulations of the 12fch day of February, 18G8, made under the Goldhelds Act, 1868. JOHN BROPHY. Mount Benggr, 27th October, 18C9. The above application will be heard before me at the ourt House. Roxburgh, on Tuesday, the 7th day cf December, 1869. I. NUGENT WOOD, Warden, TUAPEKA GOLDFIELD. Application for an Agricultural Lease. VV this day applied to the Warden for a lease of land for a r rricultural purposes, situate at Clarke's Flat, being section 3, block V., Tuapeka East, comprising 50 acres, or therabout; and that the said application will be heard at the Warden's Office, Lawrence, on Wednesday, 10th November, 1889. Dated 22nd October, 1869. JAMES TABORN. DAVID ROWE. CHIMNEY SWEEPING MACHINE. THE Advertiser having, at considerable expense, imported a first-class Chimney Sweeping Machine, trusts that the public will take advantage of the above. All orders left at Mr. G. Jeefery's, bookseller, Ross Place, will be punctually attended to. THiO undersigned begs to inform settlers and others in the district of Tapanui that he will undertake the Castration of colts during the* season, on reasonable terms. GEORGE WILLIAMS. Tapanui. VE'IERItfAKY AND SHOEING EOUGK. T) ANDRE W S \) • begs to nnnounce to his friends nnd the public »Imt, having completed hia new premises, ho is now prepared 10 carry on his late business as Veterinary ut his new Shoeing Forge, corner of lloss Place and Peel-s.reet, Lawrence. FjOni H. A.'s long experience as a Veterinary, he is prepared to prescribe f«rHori»ea mid Ca> tie labouring under any duaUM to which they are subject. Horses Shod on the shortest notice. "UNCTION HOTEL, *J TEVIOT ROAD. HUGH MACKENZIE (late of 'Mamilierikia) begs to intimate to his numerous friend* that lib ha* purchased the Junction Hwte!, lately occupied by Mr. Thomas Higgs>, wlv.-re he tru-ts, by a studied attention to the warn* of hia customers, to receive a continuance o( 'he support so liberally bestowed upou his predecessor. Branch Booking-office for Cobb's Coaches for Teviot and Switzcrs. Passengers change coaches, for Switzera at the Junction Hotel.. Cjrood stabling audpaddouli aQroaunodation.'