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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 7, Issue 353, 23 July 1863, Page 2

Henry Lyon, GROCER & TEA DEALER, ::::i_TAUPo quay, CoBNEE' o¥“\A’TCKHTEJ!;ij--FI-ACE, Wanganui. ■ Notice; s; ■ : JS hereby given,' that all Cattle found trespassing on any Landafter this date will be charged for at the rate of Is per week ; and that none will be allowed. to be driven from thence without my permission. All accounts how due to me will be placed in a lawyer’s hands for collection' unless settled by the end of this month. JOHN WALKER. June 11,;1803. , For Sale. THE Entire Horse SIV PATRICK. ' Api’ly to JOHN WALKER. June 11, 1863. ■ Fencing* m ©tieeTo the Owners, Agents or Occupiers of. the' Land of the late Evan McGregor, I'urakina. . fthe Undersigned, hereby , give you j notice, that 1 am about to trecDa Dividing Fence between myUand and yours, on the banks of the . Ttirakina river ; and I call upon you to assist me in erecting such Dividing Fence within 31 days from this date, otherwise I shall proceed to erect the same, and charge you with the moiety f the-cost: thereof, in conformity with the Fencing Act of the Provincial Council, of the Province of Wellington, Session ], No. 13. ■= : JAMES LOWRY. July 2, 1863. ■ y ■ V . ‘ ' Notice.., j|N. compliance with a requisition, signed by i. five.voters connected with the Turakina Valley Road District, I herewith call a Meeting, to be held in the Ben Nevis, Hotel. Kurakina, on Friday the Seventh day of August nextjjatvthe LI our qUdJn!f;o s Ciock, e,- M., for the purpose of electing a Board-of Wardens, and , fixing a i jite - for the construction of a Road, in accordance with the District Highways Act Amendment, passed by the Wellington Provincial Council, Ses sion IX, Np. X , : . JAMES WILSON, J. P. Turakina, 1 July, .15,.,. 1663. V Caution. —t IN or.der to prevent continual trespassing, V and destruction of fences, etc. on; the estate of Woodparlc, I,hereby give notice that all stock trespassing : thereon, will be charged for at the rate of 2s per : head per day. > And any party or parties driving off Stock or, otherwise entering the enclosures without my permission: in . writing, will be prosecuted to the utmost rigour of the law. W. REID. July 8, 1863.