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Waikato Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1213, 8 April 1880, Page 3

CLEARING SALE AT MR. R. HARRIS!^ HAMILTON EAST. FOR THREE DAY'S MORE!! Prior to removal the balance of this stock will be offered for sale at a FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES ! Comprising — Ladies' Dress Stuffs and Prints, Ribbons in great variety, Flowers and Feathers,- Embroidered Petticoats, Wool Cloudes, Wool Boas, Collar and Cuff Sets, Hats (black, white and trimmed), Trimming of various kin.ds, Boots, &c, &c. Men's Tweed Coats, Vests and Trousers, and \ \ Vests ; Hard and Soft Belt Hats, Helmets. Belltoppers , (black and , > -white)* Flannel Drawers and L. W. Pants, Paper Collars, Oilskin Suits, MeewoTpmm Pipes and Tobacco Pouches, Iron Bedsteads (single and ' double^ Tin Teapots, &c, Pie Dishes, Camp Ovens, Gridirons, Finishing "Nails^ &c, Bellows, Chest, Butts, and T Hinge, Dutch Hoes, Kerosene Lamp's, Bread Knives, E. T. Forks and Ladles (sauce and soup). : SHOW CASES AND NEST OF DRAWERS. * ' '^ * Store Lampsand Brackets, Large Lamp and fittings for Outside, Counter Scales and weights, Ladders, House blocks, Store Truck and Wheelbarrow. ( SPRING TRAP, MARE & HARNESS;

Legal Notices.

South of Auckland Cattle Board.

NOTICE is hereby given, that any cattle owner inoculating, or allowing to be inoculated any cattle with virus for pleuro-pneumonia without consent of the Cattle Board will have his farm declared an "Infected District." EVERY MACLEAN, Chairman. Cambridge, 2nd April, 1880.

NOTICE.

rpHE South Auckland Cattle Board J. having found Pleuro-pneumonia to exist on the property of the Waikato Land Association hereby declare the district comprised within the following boundaries to be an infected place, under the Order -in-Council dated 15th March, 1880, and the Diseased Cattle Act Amendment Act, 1873. The boundaries above alluded to are as follows, viz. : — Bouihubxes. — Commencing at the north side of the new bridge across the Waikato River at Hatnilton, continuing along the east bank of the river to a point wh«re the railway bridge crosses the Waikato River at Ngaruawahia; thence along the .east aide of the railway to the railway bridge across the Mangawaro Creek ; thence along the south side of the Mangawaro Creek to where it crosses the confiscated line ; thence along the confiscated line, in a southerly direction, to where it crosses the Waitakaruru Creek at Tahuroa ; thence along Whyte's road to Whyte's bridge; thence in a straight line to the Te Raunga eel weir; thence along the north bank of the Mangaonui Creek to its junction with the Waikato River ; thence along the east bank of the Waikato River to the north side of the new bridge which crosses the Waikato at Hamilton. EVERT MACLEAN, Chairman, South Auckland Cattle Board. Dated sth April, 1880.

rpo THE WAIPA COUNTY X . COUNCIL..

Gentlemen*, — We, the undersigned, being Jurymen on the inquest on the body of C. P. Juckes, who lost his life on 30th March, in the Waikato River, settlers on the western bank of the Waikato and Waipa Rivers and surrounding district, beg to bring to your notice the urgent need of a punt at the lower end of the Waipa River, at Ngaruawahia, to enable settlers to gross — themselves and their stock — in safety. We would further draw your attention to the sad catastrophe of 30th March, whereby Mr. C. P. Juckes lost his life in the river Waikato for want of pmnt communication. If a punt were established on the Waipa, at the Ngaruawahia, settlers above and below could drive their stock to and fro in safety. We have also to inform you that the late Mr Juckes himself has lost two horses in crossing the river during the last twelve months, and Mr Moffitt has just lost four fine working bullocks in crossing the Waipa at Ngaruawahia. These are. only a few of the many instances which have occurred in which settlers have lost their stock, and their own lives been endangered through the want of punt accommodation. As the punts at Te Rore and Whatawhata will shortly be at liberty we trust that our petition - may receive favorable consideration. We have reason to believe that if a punt be placed at. the above-mentioned pjace the Ngaruawahia Town Board and Newcastle District Board would materially assist in maintaining the same, and improving present communication. E. R. LAING, Chairman 'Ngaruawahia Town Board, for Board. L. B. HARRIS, Chairman Newcastle District Board, for Board. JOHN SHEEHAN, M.H.R. And 57 other signatures. To Councillor Corbqy.

TO B. C. BEALE, ESQ., M.D., CORONER. Sir,— We, the undersigned, being Jurymen in the inquest held this day on the body of the late Charles Priestly Juckes, beg you ,tp add the following rider to the verdict : — " That it is absolutely essential to the safety of the lives" of men and stock that a punt be established at the mouth of the Waipa River, at Ngaruawahia. " W, H. M. Lovell (foreman of jury) David Stewart John Trenmans Michael Farrel Henry Hunt Sam.*Brom.field I ' . ■ ' j Richard Pearce B. Brown ' W. Taylor Henry Welch T. H. White George Worthing