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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 202, 14 December 1871, Page 4

P'O R : S- A";L; E .'~ I TATR of good Draught Horses, tip A. cart, and harness, cheap. Apply at the office of this, paper. • • FOR SALE. A FIVE-ROOM ED HO.USE, with garden, situated at Clark's Hill, Blue Spur. For further particulars, apply to MICHAEL ROUGH AX, •At the house. FOR SALE. A HALF-SHARE in the Horseshoe Claim, Havelock. Apply to HENRY DETEUT, Waitahuna Road. FOB SALE. TO MINERS AND OTHER*. rnHAT valuable Freehold Property, •*- being section 1 block 47, township of Lawrence, 2£ acres, more or less, the whole of which ia known to be a\iriferous, and a portion has been worked by the owner, with highly satisfactory results. For further particulars, apply on the ground. HENRY BROWN. WESLETAN CHAPEL, WETHKRSTONE3. THE above building is for sale. For particulars, apply to Mr. ABERNRTHT, Wetherstones. THE School Committee will thankfully receive donations up to Thursday, > 20th instant, from friends willing to contribute Prizes for distribution at the Annual Examination to be held on the , 21st and 22nd inst. WM. HAVES, Secretary.

£1 REWARD. T OST, Btolen, or strayed, from Tuapeka -L^ Flat, on or about the 29th NovemLJ ber, a black Gelding, branded like Jj (blotched). If stolen, a reward of £5 will be given for such information as will lead to the apprehension of the thieves. Information to be left with Philip Duffy, Tuapeka Flat; or J. Harris, Lawrence. £2 REWARD. QTRAYED or stolen from Wether(Cj stone •, on or abortt f.he 28 bh. June last, a black Cob, branded ineariliouider. xn. The above reward will be paid to any person returning the cult to the undersigned ; or, if stolen, to the person who will give evidence which will lead to the conviction of the thief. GEORGE COXON, 9 ' Wetherstones. NOTICE. fjIHE BOOTHS for the Wetherstonea Sports will be sold on Saturday, 16th December, at Mr. Shumate's Hotel, at one o'clock. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE is hereby given, that tlie Partnership existing between P. T. Fitsgerald and John Reid, as Bootmakers and Saddlers, carrying on business at Roxburgh under the style or firm of Fitzgerald and Reid, will be dissolved J>y mutual consent on February 1, 1872. f Parties indebted to the firm of Fitzgerald and Reid are requested to settle their accounts before February 1, 1872. P. T. FITZGERALD. JOHN REID. | N.B.— P. T. Fitzgerald intends carrying on his business at his residence, <jpposite the Albion Hotel, Roxburgh, from the date above mentioned. \ TUAPEKA GOLDFIELD: I Application for an Agricultural L<ase. THEREBY give notice tKat l[ have applied to the Warden" for a lease of land for agricultural pnrpp/ses, beijig section 35, block 1., Crookston District, between section 13 and the Teyioi- road, comprising twenty acres, o*r \ Her/about ; and that the said application iWill be h^ard at the Warden's Office, LaVrenci, on 20th Decemberl - - •/...•.--' Persons objsctins?' .to the grafting of such lease must lod<(e the same jfith the Warden brfore tw6nty-four houjs of the day of hearing. ' I JOHNIIAIN/ : Li " \ -' DUKE . OF; EDIN B U.RGH , HOTEL, BEAUMONT FERRY.! , | THOMAS' UtGGS '(liit? of begs to inform "his numerous fnenda and the public generally- thakhe -has taken- tneabove .yr.ell-kjnowjn'ho^telry,' Considerable additio'as-and improvements /nill be made ti) promote the comfort of visitors,, which will be the constant care of th< proprietor to ensure." • .* " -ii• •* The Winea, Spirlta, Ales,ifcQ., Ws~o'f the choicest b,rsnds; £zv • \l ' ; * ! First,ql^^#^p, attend to by an experienc^ig*oe Wi