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Wairoa Bell, Volume V, Issue 164, 23 September 1892, Page 4

HOBSON COUNTY. THE SLAUGHTER-HOUSES ACT 1877. Notification of Appointment of Inspector under Section 25. WHEREAS by Section 25 of ‘ The Slaughterhouses Act 1877 ’ it is provided that person to be called ‘ Inspector of Abattoirs and Slaughterhouses and of Cattle intended for Slaughter ’ may be appointed for each Corporate District by the Council thereof, and that pnblic notification of every such appointment shall be made without delay. And whereas such a person has been appointed for Hobson County, a Corporat District within the intent and meaning of the said Act. Now therefore Public Notification is hereby made that in exercise and pursuance of the powers vested in the Councils of Corporate Districts by ‘ The Slaughterhouses Act 1877 ’ the Council of Hobson County, being the Council of a Corporate District to wit Hobson County, did, at a meeting of the said Council regularly held on the Fourteenth day of September 1892, appoint Horace Hammond of Aratapu, Clerk to the said Council, to be 1 Inspector of Abbatoirs and Slaughterhouses and of Cattle intended for Slaughter ’ for Hobson County, the said Corporate District. Dated at Aratapu the 14th day of Soptember, 1892, ALFRED E. HARDING. Chairman of Hobson County. JPor T (jJ- OOD l and - ALSO 14 ACRES GOOD LAND, WITH HOUSE Etc. ALSO 30 ACRES 5 * GOOD LAND, WITH HOUSE, Etc. ALL NEAR DARGAYILLE. TITLE—LAND TRANSFER ACT. GOOD CHANCES FOR SETTLERS WITH SMALL CAPITAL. For further particulars apply to E. C. B E A L ESOLICITOR VICTORIA-STREET, DARGAVILLE. 7VT O T I C E. The undersigned will pay 2s 6d each for Logs picked up below Awakino, or Three Pence per hundred feet if delivered to Mr Matthews’ mill for all kauri logs marked T.W.S. This offer will remain in force for the next four years. The timber can be handed over to Messrs Harrison or Waters. T. W« SLATER. July 14th, 1892. NOTICE. ANY persons requiring the use of the Knights of Labour Assembly Room, at foot of Kopuru cutting, must please make application, before entry, to the Secretary, or Master Workman of the Knights of Labour. JUST PUBLISHED. rpilE NEW ZEALAND OFFICIAL HANDBOOK, 1892. Prepared under instructions from the HON. J. BALLANCE, Premier, by E. J. VON DADELSZEN, Registrar General. Full of useful information —3GO pages. Price —Only 2s. JOHN ST ALL W O RTH Y, Stationer &c., Aratapu NO LIC A N C lIU RCH SER V ICE S. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. ARATAPU, 7 p.m. Hev. R. G. Boler. ARAPOHUE, 3 p.m. TE KOPURU, 11 a.m. H.C. ~ ~ 7 p.m. Lay Reader. WESLEYAN SERVICES. SUN PAT, SEPTEMBER 25, 1892. ARATAPU, 11 a.m. Mr Kitching. ~ 7 p.m. Mr F. Matthews. MANGAWHARE, 11a.m. and 7 p.m. Rev. Joseph Blight. RED HILL, G. 30 p.m. Mr Sheffield. FLAXMILL, 11 a.m. Rev. Joseph Blight.

SHIPPING. K a ip ah a Heads.—September 16.—Sailed: Maud Graham, schooner, for Lyttleton; Killarney, barque, for Melbourne; Northern Chief, barque, for Melbourne, with 231,000 feet of mixed timber. September 19.—Arrived : Antlions, brigantine, from Auckland; W. P. Weitzmaun, American four-masted schooner, from Noumea, to load timber for Melbourne. Sailed : St. Kilda, barquentine, for Sydney, with 145,000 feet of flitches and boards, loaded at Chadwick’s Mall, Pahi.