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Waikato Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1924, 4 November 1884, Page 3

Notices. "IU" O T I C E . Impounded on October 28th, 1884, by Mr A. Ramsay, for trespassing on his farm at Rangiaohia, 1 Red and White Bull Yearling, no visible brand, £2 10s damages. Owner unknown, and if not released by November 11th, 1884, will be sold at the Te Awamutu Public Found at 12 noon to pay expenses. ROBT. ALEXANDER, Poundkeeper. Te Awamutu, November Ist, 1884.

NOTICE is hereby given to Europeans, whose cattle are running on our land, Te Makaka (Aotea), or anywhere within boundaiies of said block, to remove all cattle, horses, &c, within one mouth from this date. If any cattle, horses, &c, are found on said land after that date, owners will be required to pay trespass. PAREPARE TE HAHO MAIHI KEREOPA. PERA KIWI. October Bth, 1884. "XT 0 T I ' C E . The undci signed desires respectfully to thank those Customers who have hitherto supported him, and informs them that, owing to the excessive competition he has determined to close his business for a short time, but hopes to have their patronage on a future occasion. In order to obviate any inconvenience from this arrangement, Messrs Qualtrough ai«d I White will wait on all his old Customers I for their orders. Parties indebted to the undersigned are i kindly requested to settle their accounts early in the month. H. TRISTRAM, Butcher, Hamilton East, TAMES f\ 0L D E R~' WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, Jeweller, &c, Having determined to settle in Cambridge, Waikato, begs to inform the public that he has COMMENCED BUSINESS as above in Duke.street, Cambridge, opposite the Masonic Hotel. Watches, Clocks and Jewellery of every description skilfully cleaned and repaired on reasonable terms. All" work well and faithfully executed. Satisfaction guaranteed. terms ; Cash.' Qotofer 2Mb, 1*34,