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Tuapeka Times, Volume VI, Issue 291, 28 August 1873, Page 4

NOTICE TO AGRICULTURAL LEASEHOLDERS. rTHE attenion of Agricultural Lease- *- holders is directed to the conditions of occupation respecting improvements under which they hold their leases, which provide that Fencing or other permanent , improvements shall be made upon the land. These conditions, and the special covenants in the respective leases, must be strictly complied with, and Leaseholders in default will be reported to the Croyernment, in order that the leases may be determined as providtd by the Goldfields Act, and the land thrown open for bona fide settlement. E. H. CAREW, Warden. Warden's Office, Lawrence, 25th August, 1873. NOTICE. rnHE undersigned, having disposed of J- his business, begs to request that all persons indebted to him will settle j their accounts at once, otherwise legal proceedings will be adopted to j recover the same. Notice is hereby further given, that all accounts due by '• the undersigned will be paid on presentation. R. M'KIMMIE. NOTICE. POISON is laid in my Paddocks on and after this notice. R. LANCASTER. NOTICE. T)OISON for dogs ia laid in our pad- *- docks on Murrays Flat. SUTHERLAND & POLSON. PUBLIC NOTICE. WHERE can yon buy the very Best Quality Tea in Lawrence ? • At F. MEYER and CO.'s Who sells the best quality Groceries and Provisions, at the lowest possible prices ? F. MEYER and CO. If you want to buy Ironmongery and Crockery cheap, go to P. MEYER and CO. One trial will prove that F. MEYER AND CO., Ross Place, Lawrence, Sell the best articles at the Lowest Pricks. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE^ I BEG to intimate that I have taken my brother, Mr. Alexander Maclean, into Partnership with me in my business as a Stock, Station, and General Commission Agent. JOHN MACLEAN. T)EFERRING to the above intimation, J-v W e now beg to notify that we shall carry on the business of Commission Agents and Auctioneers from this date under the style of J. and A. Maclkan ; and that we will hold regular Sales of Fat Stock at our new Cattle and Sheep Yards, Kaikorai, every Wednesday. We have also the pleasure to state that we havo made arrangements with Messrs. George Gray Russell and Co. to hold Weekly Auction Sales of Wool, Hemp, Tallow, Hides, Sheepskins, Grain, &c., in the new stores just erected by that firm in Bond and Crawford streets. Our first sale in these premises will shortly be advertised. We shall be at all times prepared to make the most liberal cash advances upon Wool, Grain, or other produce consigned to us for sale here, or for shipment to Australia or England. JOHN MACLEAN. ALEXANDER MACLEAN. Dunedin, Ist August, 1873. DISSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP WE have this day, by mutual consent, Dissolved our Partership, as Millers in the Helensbrook Mill. The business will in future be carried on by Mr. E. N. Legok, who will pay or receive all outstanding monies due to or by the late firm. JOHN LAWSON. EDWIN LEGGE. IMPOUNDED on the 9th day of Aug. 1 ust, 1873, by J. P. Kitching. Esq., Moa Flat Station, one bay Mare, small star on forehead, long tail, branded like \{K off ribs, like R near rump, BAo near shoulder, 2 <.ff shoulder; owner unknown, for trespassing on Moa Flat Station, for which £2 driving expenses is claimed ; and m default of being released, the above mare will be sold at the Public Poured at Tapanui pn Friday, the sth day of September, 1873, at 12 o'clock noon. •••*'• HV ; '• A - .MACGREGOR, PoijiTdke'epey of the Glenkeoicli Pound.