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FIFTY POUNDS REWARD.

rjIHE above Reward will be paid for the APPREJL HENSION and CONVICTION of the parties who, on theeveninsj of Thursday, 28th, or Friday, 29fch ultimo, did unlawfully KILL one valuable SIiKEP and several TURKEYS, and did carry away portions of the same in a white boat from the Island of Motutapu, and went towards the Island of Rakino, the property of Sir George Grey. The parky consisted of three Europeans or white men, aud nine Maoris. Ten Pounds each will be paid out of the above reward for the apprehension and conviction of the white men. Four Pounds for the principal or chief of the Maoris, and Two Pounds for eacb. of the others. DAVID GRAHAM. July 2, 1866.

TWENTY-FIVE POUNDS REWARD.

WHEREAS divers persons have been in the habit of VISITING the Island of AIOTUV TAPU under pieteuoe of fishing, oystering, or procuring ballast, but for the real purpose of stealing and carrying away of Sheep, Turkeys, Geese, Pheasants, Rabbits, &c, &c. . The above reward will be paid for the APPREHENSION and CONVICTION of the first party or parties found guilty of any of the above depredations. Permission to remove ballast has been rescinded, and boatmen anchoring in any of the Bays are cautioned against trespassing, as they will make themselves liable to be apprehended as the thieves who have been in the habit of killing and stealing Sheep, Turkeys &c, &c. July 2, 1866. DAVID GRAHAM.

TRN POUNDS REWARD

\\TILL be paid to whoever will give INFORM A - Vy TION which will lead to the CON VIC t lON of the person or persons who, on the uigh't between Thursday and Friday, the 12th aud 13th instant, STOLE fiom my Paddock, at- Ellerslie, a Red TTKIFER, about three years of age, in good condition and in calf; well-bred, being out of the imported Cow Maybud ; low ia beijjhfc, with thick neck and brpad back; legibly branded DG on near rurrp. la remarkably quiet, and could easily be led or driven away by herself. Five Pouuds extra wUI be paid if the thieves are brought to justice within a week from this date. „" - ' DAVID GRAHAM. Remuer*, Jnly 17, 1866.

FIVE POUNDS REWARD

TTTILI. bfe paid to whoever will give INFORM AVV TJLON which will lead to the CONVICTION of the party or parties who STOLE during last week from my Scoria Paddocks, on the Great youth Road, two White SOWS, branded DG on the near side. Tools have been used to prise the gate off the hinges, so as to obtain egress from the paddocks with their booty. DAVID GRAHAM. Remuera, July 16, 1866.

POTATOES ! POTATOES !^ POTATOES !

On sale, by the undersigned, - "~ HOBART TOWN SEED AND EATING POTATOES. JOHN ROBERTON'fc CO.

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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXII, Issue 2806, 24 July 1866, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXII, Issue 2806, 24 July 1866, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXII, Issue 2806, 24 July 1866, Page 7

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