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Tuapeka Times, Volume VI, Issue 326, 31 January 1874, Page 3

IN BANKRUPTCY. MR. JAMES HARRIS, Trustee of the Estate and Effects of Allan Mitchell, a bankrupt, has for sale the residence area of the siad bankrupt, situated in Gabriels Gully, with a 4-roomed house and improvements thereon, - with growing crop of potatoes ; also, three cows with calves, household furniture, &c. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. HWITZERS RACES will take place on the sth and 6±h of March, 18/4. W. KELTY, Hon. Secretary. NOTICE. /~\N and after the 31st instant, the Banks will close in Lawrence afe f<£ur o'clock p.m. every Saturday. NOTICE. A LL Horses, Cattle, and Working Bullocks ■^*- trespassing on my property, north of Mr. Mayow's fence-, wilt be impounded ; or, when owners are known, they will be proceeded against according to- law. And further, all Cattle, Working Bullocks, &c., removed off my property, without written permission, parties so- offending shall be proseou- ' ted according to law. J. F. HERBERT, Ardmore Station. W A I P O- R I. mO LET for twelve months, the Water Race now being used by Samuel Caudwell & Party, Wajpori River. Tenders will be re ce'ved by the undersigned up till the 10th February. Wm. FIDLER; Auld Scotland Hotel, Dunedin. £2 REWARD. CjTRAYED from Waikaia, one brown horse, with three white fetlocks, branded fy near shoulder. Any one bringing the same to M'llwaine and Kibk, Roxburgh ; or, C, Schwbdab^ Waikaia, will receive the above reward. FOR SALE. CELERY PLANTS, AT J. H. PRESSLY'S NURSERY, EOS 9 PLACE, IJIWBBKCT. * TMPOUNDED on the 19th day of January, X 1874, by John F, Herbert, Ardmore 'Station «— 1 ckesnut marc, branded VV off shoulder ; indistinct like H off neck ; also, " 1 bay colt, blaze in face ; "no- visible brand. Supposed to belong to Jno. Kelly, for trespassing on Ardmore Station, for which- five shillings driving per head is claimed, and indefault of being released, the abov-e <cattle will be Bold at the Public Pound, on Friday, the 13th day of February, 1874, at 12 o"'cloak noon. A. M'GREGOR, Poundkeeper of the Glcnkenich Pound. •