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Wairoa Bell, Volume IV, Issue 149, 10 June 1892, Page 4

HOBSON COUNTY. PUBLIC NOTICE. PUBLIC notice is hereby given in pursuance oi resolution No 20 of meeting of Council held at the Council Chambers, Aratapu, on the 11th day of May 1892, that it is the intention of the Council of Hobson County by the authority confered by Sec. 100 of the “Public Works Act ISS2,” to take legal proceedings against every person who shall (after the date of this publication) commit a breach of the aforesaid Sec. 100 of the aforesaid Act, by doing any of the following things within the Hobson County, 1. Makes or erects any building, fence, DITCH or other obstacle on a road. 2. Leaves any timber, stones or other material so as to obstruct persons using the road, 3 Digs up, removes or alters in any way the soil or surface of a road. 4. Pills up, alters or obstructs anj ditch or drain, whether on a road or elsewhere, made by or under the control of the Council to carry water off the road. 5. Allows any water or any filthy or noisome matter to flow from any building or land in bis occupation on to a road or into any ditch or drain. 6. Causes or allows any timber or other heavy material not being wholly laised above the ground on wheels to bo dragged on a road. HORACE HAMMOND. Council Chambers County Clerk. Aratapu, June 3rd, 1892. I-lOBSON COUNTY. D KAIN ALONG CHURCH HO AD,ARATAPU npENDERS will be received until noon of JL Wednesday, June 15th 1892. for the excavation etc. of a drain along Church Road, Aratapu, in terms of plan, specifications, and conditions to be seen at the Council Chambers Aratapu. HORACE HAMMOND, Council Chambers County Engineer. Aratapu 27/5/92. NOTICE. A NY persons found trespassing "or occupy-■-L ing the Motuparpara Island, the property of the Kauri Timber Company, after the 14th June 1892 will be prosecuted, and any cattle found on the said Island wili be impounded and expenses for transporting cattle to the Aratapu Pound wili be charged to owners of said cattle. For the Kauri Timber Co., W. R. SMITH, Aratapu Manager,

NURSERY. As the season for Planting has again set [Jn, we beg to thank our customers and friends for past favours, and respectfully request parties who are about to plant to pay us a visit before going elsewhere, the Nursery being within an hour’s ride from§either Aratapu or Te Kopuru. We have in stock a general collection of Eruit, Shelter, and Ornamental trees, flowering plants of all sorts, prices of which we will forward on application, but for the information of parties at a distance we quote a few prices of trees and plants in genera Requisition. Fruit trees unless those specially named at from 9d to 2s 6d according to age and size, these include Apples, Pears, Plums, Peaches, etc. Oranges and Lemons 2/6 to 10/- each Gooseberries 7/6 per doz Strawberries 3/6 per 100 Shelter trees, Pines and Macrocarpa, from 2/6 to 7/6 per doz—less per hundred. Ornamental trees of sorts from 6d to Is each. Our fruit trees are all worked from Specimen trees,are strong,clean and healthy, with abundance of roots, the importatice of which cannot be over estimated. Orders left at Aratapu with Messrs Vousden and Wilson, will receive prompt attention ,but as the mail for Redbill t is sent via Te Kopuru le-ters must be addressed so to ensure quick despatch. Goods put on board steamer at Te Kopuru S. DICKSON & SON, RED HILL NURSERY, ARATAPU. p HOTOG-RAPH y JAMES MOLLOY Begs to inform the public of this and surrounding districts that he has erected a STUDIO ATTEKOPURU and is now prepared to execute all orders entrusted to him IN THE BEST OP STYLES. J AMES PHOTOGRAPHER, TE K O I J UR U. M OLLOY I G 11 T C H O O L. THE undersigned will open an Evening Class in the Aratapu School during the winter months beginning on Wednesday evening, June 15 th. Instruction given in Mensuration, Bookkeeping. and Shorthand if desired. TjiHMS .. .. 15s PER Quabteb. Single subjects as per arrangement. JOS. E. ELLIOTT, Teacher.