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Waikato Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1756, 6 October 1883, Page 3

MESIDRNT MAGISTRATES COURT, CAMBRIDGE,

Ymterdav.— (Before Col. Lyon and Mr A. Clements, J. P.) ! Breach of the Peace. JOBEPH Bolter and a native named Paddy Regan, were charged on tho information of Constable Dillon with having committed a pre»cu of tho peace by fighting in Cambtidge on .the 3rd inst. — Mr J. P. Campbell axipearcd for tho accused, nnd Constable Bronnan prosecuted. Evidence was called t for tho prosecution, and showed that tho accused were squabbling together, the nativo being in a drunken condition. Some of the witnowses described tho affair a "piece of fun," and altogether devoid of finger. If thero was any harm in the affair the nativo was the aggressor.— The Constablo gave evidenco to the effect that ?Bolter was beveiely handling the native, and when he interposed, gave him back talk.— The Court considered the ca.se a frivolous one, and dismissed it without calling any evidence for the defence. j

Civil Cases. Judgment was given for defendant in the following canes : — Thomas v. Jas. OBrien, claim £01f)s Gd, costs £2 13s ; Y. A. Whitaker v. Jas. OBrien, claim £2 12s 6d, costs ffl'Bs Qd ; R. McVeagh v. Kennedy, claim £5 10s 4d, costs £2 Is ; Richard Wright, v. S Cook, claim £19 18s 9d, costs £1 9s. ' This was all the business.

Notices.

PUKEKURA HIGHWAY DISTRICT.

Public Meeting.

i At the request of several Ratepayers of the above District, a PUBLIC MEETING of Ratepayeis ivill be held in the School • house, Cambridge West, on MONDAY, the Bth iuat., <it 7.30 p.m. To consider the desirability of erect- /> intf a Public Pound in the Distiict. JOHN FISHER, Chaiinicin Pukekura Highway District, ' Pukerimu, 3rd October, 1883.

TTT AIKATO COUNTY. THE BRIDGES between Huntly and Ratigiriri, on the main toad, ate UNSAFE FOR TRAFFIC, and the public arc Earned accordingly. By Ordcr^of the Council. SANDES & NAPPER, C.E., Engineers Waikato County Council.

mAMAHERK ROAD BOARD. Notice.

The VICTORIA KOAD is IMPASSABLE for TRAFFIC. S ANDES & NAPPER. Engineers T.R.B.

"OOKOUGH OF HAMILTON Public Notification.

Under and in pursuance of the powers vested in tlic Council of tlie Horoiifjh of Hamilton bv " "Die Municipal Corporations At t, 187(i|" •nul the Arts amending the same, the Council of the said Horflugli hereby do notify that it has E>S I AHLISHKD VPUHLIC I'OUXID upon allotment thirty-siv, on the e.ist side of the siid borough, in Clyde-street, and that the enclosure upon the said premises is notified to he the only pound m the above borough for the u^e of the public. J.M. GULLING. lown Clerk. Town Clirk'sOflirp, Hamilton. Filth d.ij of October, ISS.i.

DOROUUFL OF HAMILTON Public Notification.

Under and in pursuance of the powers tested in the Counr il ol the Horoiifjh of Hamilton bv the "Mimic ipil Cotpmations Ait, IS7(>," mil the arts .imcndini; the same, the said Counc il do hereby notify that the Public Pound Yard hitherto existing on the site of allotment No. "2")."i ( H wnlton West is now AHOI.ISHED Also, that the Appointment of .Mr Charles Hankins, as I'cnind'*ecpcr of the Hamilton West Pound is Cancelled. J. M. GELLING, I'own Clcrlv.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY. The follow ing Valuable PROPERTIES FOR SALE by TENDKK :— Grey-street, Hamilton East. No. til — One Acre, with two fourrooniud Cottages, (j.n dons in fiont. No. 112 — One Acio, with foui-innmed Cottage ; gaulun in fiont ; good well water. No. 123 — Th 1 ee-quai tci Aci c in oi chai d, about 120 fiuit trees in full beaiing. Albert-street. No. 127 -One Acie in good gia.ss. Hamilton West. Allotments No. 412, 413, .">7 ; two■storeyed house, lower stoiey built Mibstanti.illy of Inick, iipjwr'htou'y , built substantially of wood, leased to J. S. JJuckLind, ])H'si>nt lease to inn about tweho months.

TERMS— HaIf cash; balance can remain for thiee jv.us .it 10 per cent ; or, 10 per cunt, allowed on b.il.ince if paid at time of inirchii.su. Tender to bo in by FRIDAY, 2(ith October, nddioseri "JOHN WOOD, To Arohii," or caie of Y. Lu^uvmic, Hamilton, Waikato, maiked "Tendei."

MERCER REFRESHMENT ROOMS,

Railway Platform.

jftjg-ALL TRAINS STOP HERE

fFULLY 20 MINUTKS.

Hot and Cold viands. All the delicacies of the season. The selection of Choice Ales, Wines and Spirits, must be sampled to be appreciated. •Counter Luncheon on the Home Style. Noted for a delicious Cup of Tea. L. R. JAMES, Lessee.

"PRELIMINARY "NOTICE. Having arranged with Mr J. T. Camp, the Tamahere Blacksmiths' Shop is now opeu for business. Orders are respectfully solicited. HENRY CARR, General Blacksmith. Tamahere, October 1, 1883.

mHE DRAUGHT ENTIRE •*• LOTHAIE Will serve a limited number of mares at Woodlands this season. Tkrms : Four guineas, Grazing, at 2s per >yeek, All care taken but no responsibility. HENRY REYNOLDS.

KING QUAIL will travel as follows :—: — Monday — Raglan side of river to Mr Hodgsoh's, Te Rore, atnoop; Finch's 1 Alexandra Hotel, Monday night. "'Every alternate Monday on Ngahmepouri side. Tuesday—To Te Awamutu, noon ; ' Andersons Hotel, Kihikihi, night. Wednesday— Ohaupo Hotel, noon. Cambridge, Wednesday night and T^furadajk / Frl3ay -^Camp's Hotel, noon ; Hamilton, ' night. Saturday—At Mr Limmer'a, Wbata» ' whata, until Monday,