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Westport Times, Volume VII, Issue 1107, 16 September 1873, Page 3

R . C A R R, ■-J Owing to the Brilliant Success that has attended his SEANCES MESMERIC AND PHRENOLOGICAL* Will give a Fourth and Positively Farewell Seance on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT. Subject of Lecture: " Love, Courtship, aud Matrimony " Admission 2s and 3s. THE Undersigned is open to RUN and JUMP JOSEPH MASON for £lO or £2O a side on the following terms: —Will give him Three Yards Start in a Hundred • Five in Two Hundred ; and Seven in a Quarter of Mile. Also, Vaulting and three Standing Jumps. J. DOYLE. a N consequence of the 23rd and 25tb .J_ September, instant, and the Ist October proximo, being appointed JEWISH HOLIDAYS, I beg to inform my customers and the public generally that my place of business will be closed on the above dates, commencing from the previous days at 5 p.m. HERMAN LONDON, Baker and Storekeeper, Post Office Store. German Terrace, Sept. 16, 1873. NOTICE. f I HIE Undersigned begs to notify \ that Mr George Carruthehs, is appointed to Collect all accounts due to him, and that his receipt will be a full discharge for same. H. G. HUGHES, Pharmaceutical Chemist. Westport, Sept. 11, 1573. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. BROTHERS inform their customers and the public generally that they have Removed to PALME RST 0 N STREET, (Opposite Mr Field's). Note the Address: WESTPORT BUTCHERY. TENDERS. TEND MRS WANTED for Clearing Section No. 186, Russell street, behind the Camp. Applv to S. A. LEECH, Harbor Master. TENDERS WANTED. TENDERS are invited for the ERECTION of a STORE in Palmerston street. Tenders to close on Wednesday, the 17th instant, at 10 o'clock a.m. For particulars apply to BAILIE & HUMPHREY. Westport, Sept. 15th, 1873. WESTPORT SAW MILL COMPANY 3 EQUIRE 500,000 Feet of PINE LOGS, Round and Squared. WANTED SAWYERS, to cut a few thousand feet timber. For Particulars apply at the Empire Hotel, Westport, or to CHARLES WEITZEL, European Hotel, Charleston. TIMBER! TIMBER!! TIMBER! T)ERSONS intending Building, by waiting a few weeks, can be supplied with SAWN TIMBER at 50 PER CENT LESS than has hitherto been charged in Westport. WESTPORT SAW MILL CO.

CATTLE TRESPASS ACT. 1868. JAI and after the Ist day of Octeber next, the Provisions of " The Cattle Trespass Act, 1868," will be enforced on that Land, being Section 191 > Square 141, south side Buller River, near the old brewery (part of the same being leased and in the occupation of Young King, as a Market Garden) ; and that it is our intention to claim damages for all Cattle trespassing on the said lands, whether fenced or uuenclosed. MICHAEL ORGAN. YOUNG HING. Westport, September 2, 1873,