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Tuapeka Times, Volume V, Issue 249, 7 November 1872, Page 3

i ' PUBLIC NOTICE. i ' ' I HAVE no "connection as regards my Profession with any gentleman practising as Mining Agent or Law Agent, in my name or otherwise. * .P. H. M'COY, Barrister and Solicitor, Lawrence. NOTICE. PERSONS have been in the habit, with- ■*- out the kuowledge or consent of the ilndersigned, of trespassing on Oven Hill Station, for the purpose of hunting cattle, horses, pigs, &c, any one found so trespassing, after this notice, on any portion of the Run will be prosecuted ; and any stock found trespassing ou any portion of said Run will be driven to Lawrence Pound. T. W. BRUCE, Manager. MR. Wm. HAVES, Accountant and Sharebroker, begs to inform his friends and the public generally that it is his intention to take out an Auctioneer's License, from the Ist January, 1873 ; and that he has admitted Mr.- J. C. Akbuckle as a Partner in the business, which will be carried on from the Ist October current under the style or firm of Hayes and Arbuckle. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TjIAMES AND STAXBROOK beg to Xj inform their numerous friends and the public that they intend starting business as Auctioneers, Appraisers, General Agents, and Accountants, at the commencement of the New Year ; and from their well-known business habits, trust that they will meet with a fair share of public patronage. Mr. Stanbrook, so well known throughout the whole of the up-country di3trict3, will, as Auctioneer, 'conduct all sales with which the firm may be favored. Offices :— CROMWELL AND CLYDE. October, 1872. ji THE .order "of, time and place for offering Holy Sacrifice of the Mass in the Tuapeka District : — Masses. Lawrence % Ist Sunday $>i. the month „ 1 3rd Sunday at 11 a.m. Waitahuna 1 3rd Sunday at 9 a.m. Teviot 2 " 2nd Sunday of the month Waipori ~ 2 4th Sunday of the month The Catechism will be' taught and Vespers recited on the occasions above mentioned, at three and half-past 'six o'clock respectively. W. J. LARKIN. Lawrence, September 20, 1871. rpUAPEKA IRONMONGEEY -*- WAREHOUSE, EOtfS PLACE,- LAWBE.VC& F. METEE AND CO., Wholesale and Retail IRONMONGERS, &o. Respectfully invite the public to' come and inspect the beautiful assortment of KEROSENE LAMPS, > c, just opened out, consisting of Lustre Vase Table Hand La"ups, of a varied description, which will be sold at reasonable prices, to meet the times. Licensed to sell Gunpowder, Shot, Caps, &c, &c. STAR HOTEL, WAIKAKA DIGGINGS. Thomas Hunter be gs to inform his friendj and the public that the improvements recently made by him on the alove Hotel, render, it one of the most comfortable Hostelrics in the uv.-£ountry districts. ' Spirits-, Wines, arid Ales of the best brands only kept. Good accommodation for Travellers. An excellent Billiard Table on the premise?. First- rlass Stabling and every attention paid to Lorses. In conjunction with the above,- there 13 alv^aya on hand, at the WAIKAJCA STORE, A large and varied stock of Grocerief r Drapery, Hardware, &c. - - '• All Stores delivered to e i .i-^om6j&- mr the district at Dunedin .prices, with cartage, a^dsd, THE " COMMERCIAL tIVERY AND ' J " : i3AIT : -STABLftSr--Peel-street and'Beatnndht Road, ; ' ' tAWßttrci^' 1 ' ' --• ■ • '■- .-. - t l-Jh,^ Kkt&o anb l Tfei*ol(tej' r Proprietors. Having leased the.-c ex.c<.*Jttfc&Stablea— tha largest a&d beet pjfcf Jp Goldfieljp, consisting mined, by carp and attention, to merit tha patronage of the travelling community. t W Ofq^frftin^ftdfl^Le. n^hj^d,^. ,Su§eiaoi:.Eiu!dock Accoreiodation. . n *£*Wf „ • W . ."I t^tasnm^ vy per nlg