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Cromwell Argus, Volume XVII, Issue 842, 2 June 1885, Page 3

pROMWELT, PUBLIC POUND. IMPOUNDED, by Mr Thos. Johnston, for trespass on bis farm, a Red and White BULL, branded like G off thigh, for which £1 damages is claimed. And, in default of not being released, the above will be SOLD on WEDNESDAY, 3rd June, 1885, at noon, at Cromwell Pound. WM. OLDS, Poundkeeper. Quarter-acre SECTION and Four-roomed HOUSE, with Garden and well stocked Orcharo, situated in Inniscourt street, Cromwell, and occupied by me as dwelling. In consequence of my leaving the district shortly, I am prepared to treat with intending purchasers on very easy terms. For particulars apply personally to R. BROWN, I. Hallenstein and Co., Cromwell. PUBLIC NOTICE. As our Business is to be finally closed in a very short time we have to Request an Immediate SETTLEMENT of all ACCOUNTS due to As our Stock is still very Large, and only a short time to dispose of it, we will henceforth make such further Reductions in Prices as will effect a Speedy Clearance. I. HALLENSTEIN & CO. $" A N __ T E D • Wanted for Morven Hills Station THREE Good SHEPHERDS. None but Steady Men with Good Dogs and Good References from last Employer need apply. JOHN STRONACH, • l Manager. WANTED RABBITERS. Apply immediately, C. COLQUHOUN, Ben Wyvis Station. C E . POISON is LAID in our PADDOCKS on Cromwell Flat, for Dogs. HORN & ANDERSON. Dec. 22, ISS4. All Unauthorised Persons found Rabbeting with Dogs, or picking up Poisoned Rabbits, on the Nevis portion of the Hawkesburn Run will be PROSECUTED without further notice. April 27th, ISSS. G. H. CHRISP. 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. PUBLIC NOTICE. Any Person found KILLING RABBITS, or PICKING UP SKINS on Cromwell Commonage and adjoining Reserves, without Authority from the undersigued, will be PROSECUTED. JAMES RITCHIE, Junior, Contractor. [Business Card.] rnHE Mining and General Public are X notified by the Undersigned that he has succeeded to the Business of Charles Colclough, Esq., and that he will continue the Mining, Commission Agency, and Auctioneering Business hitherto carried on by that gentleman. THOS. M'CRACKEN. £3OOO. LADA MANTUA.] £3OOO. A NNUAL CONSULTATION GKAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE To be run at Melbourne on the 18th July, ISSS. WILL CLOSE ON THE 16th JULY, 1885. 6,000 MEMBERS AT 10s. EACH. Horses. First Horse £6OO Second Horse 300 Third Horse 200 Starters (divided about £4O each) 200 Non-starters (about £l6 each) 300 112 Cash Awards. 2 at 100 4 <at 50 5 at 25 10 at 20 20 at 10 20 at S 48 at 5 Each Ticket has Eight Chances, and can obtain a Prize in each of the Eight Drawings. Please send P.O. Order when convenient, or bank notes. Country Cheques must have one shilling exchange added, and marked correct by bank (<lo not enclose coin). Two stamps requisite, for reply and result. Should this Consultation exceed 6000 Members, all Prizes will be divided />;■•> rati. SS' In my Consultation on the Christchurch Great Autumn Handicap, the First Horse, Rubina, went to a station hand at Ida Valley Station. The Second Horse, Captain Web-ter, went to a farmer at Milton, Otago. The Third Horse, Sou'-Wester, to a well-known Consultation ist at Christchurch. N.B.—As usual, the names ami addresses of the principal prize-takers, also the names and addresses. of the gentlemen who form the Committee, will hi forwarded to all the leading newspapers throughout New Zealand. Address— ADA MANTUA, Care of Lj'ous and Hart, Box 351, Post-office, Dunedin. Or, J. SOLOMON, Cromwell. £3OOO APPLY EARLY. £^)Q() -MELBOURNE GUI' WILL FOLLOW,