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Cromwell Argus, Volume XVII, Issue 837, 28 April 1885, Page 2

mHK NKW CROMWELL QOLDJL MINING CO., Limited. WANTED, Twelve Experienced MINERS for above Company. Apply to Manager, Upon Mine, BENDIGO. N o I c E . All Unauthorised Persons found Rabbiting with Dogs, or picking up Poisoned Rabbits, on the Nevis portion of the Hawkesburn Run will be PROSECUTED without farther notice. April 27th, 1885. G. H. CHRISP. N 0 T E. Any Person not in my employ found Killing Rabbits, or Lifting Poisoned Rabbits, on Wanaka Station and Reserves, will be PROSECUTED. RT. STEWART, Manager. Wanaka Station, 25th April, 1885. JURE ! FIRE ! ! FIRE !! ! LOOK OUT FOR YOUR CHIMNEYS ! The Chimney-Sweeper will visit Cromwell during the week.—Orders left at the Argus Office will receive attention. GRAND DANCE will be held in THE ATHENAEUM HALL ON THURSDAY EVENING NEXT 30th instant. Music by the Celebrated Harpist, Signor Paddla. Tickets, to admit Lady and Gentleman, 2s. 6d. JOHN J. THOMSON. A N o T 0 B . Signor PADULA, Celebrated HARPIST, ivill give Selections of Popular Melodies on the Harp in the Athenaeum Hall, Bannockburn on FRIDAY EVENING next. To conclude with i dance. Prices of Admission, as usual. F OR S A (PRIVATELY.) L E The well-known Race-horses HARICOT and MAGICIAN. Apply, C. M'KENNA, Golden Age Hotel, Cromwell. F O R s E Old EWES and WETHERS, in lots to suit purchasers, and all in good condition. Delivery on 10th May. DOUGALD BELL, Manager Ha'wea Lake Station.

N' 0 TIC E . Any personfound DRIVING or REMOVING Stock from Birch-tree Paddock, Hawea Lake Station, without permission of the undersigned will be PROSECUTED. DOUGALD BELL, Manager. jgOROUGH OF CROMWELL. Special Order, under Section 82 of “ The Municipal Corporations Act, 1876.” Notice is hereby given that a Special Meeting of the Borough Council of Cromwell will be held at the Council Chambers, Cromwell, on Friday, 29th May, 1885, at 8 p.m., for the purpose of Confirming the following resolutions adopted at a Special Meeting of the said Council held on Friday, 24th April 1885, and which resolutions are as follows : 1. That the whole of the By-Laws heretofore existing in the Borough of Cromwell be Repealed. 2. That the By-Laws, No. I. to V. inclusive, as read and revised by the Council, be adopted. Dated at Cromwell this 27th day of April, 1885. JAS. MARSHALL, Town Clerk. Jjl O R SALE. Mr Charles Hedland, who is leaving for the Old Country, offers for Private Sale— House and Furniture Cattle Yards 14 Milch Cows Well-bred Bull 20 head Mixed Cattle Poultry ' Quantity of Clover and Oaten Hay. To a person with a small capital the above offers an opportunity but seldom met with. Mr Hedland has profitably carried on the business for many years, and it is only on account of his leaving for Home that the Property is now for sale. For full particulars, apply to JAMES MARSHALL, Agent, Cromwell. Cromwell, 27th April, 1835. To the Mining Registrar at Cromwell, of the Otago Goldfields Mining District, and to all other persons whom it may concern. rn A K E NOTICE jL that it is Intended to Construct a Waterrace and divert rvater for Gold-mining or Irrigation purposes commencing at a point in Poison Creek about three-fourths of a mile distant above the main road from Cromwell to Wanaka, and terminating on the East bank of the Clutha River, opposite Sandy Point, taking up two small Creeks on its course. Length of Race—miles, or thereabouts. Mean breadth —2 feet. Depth— feet. Quantity of water proposed to divert—Four Government heads. Time required for Construction —Already constructed. Term for which Incense required—ls years. Dated at Cromwell this 22nd day of April, 1535. JOHN VLIETSTRA, By his Solicitor, S. H. Turton.