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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXV, Issue 3750, 26 July 1869, Page 5

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE NORTHERN DIVISION. r-gntf E COMMITTEE appointed to carry out Mr. JL DYER'S ELECTION for tha General Assembly and Provincial Council are anxious to enter into communication with the settlers in other parts of the division, that they rr r y co-operate to secure his election, and that of others who may hold the same riews. J. M. MURRAY, Chairman of the Committee. Matakana, July 19, 1869.

MOUNT ALBERT HIGHWAY DISTRICT. T HEREBY notify that Mr. F. J. BROOKS, of A Wyndham-sfcraet, hat been appointed COLLECTOR for the above District, to whom all outstanding RATES are requested to be paid on or before SATURDAY, August 7, 1869, or legal proceedings will be taken t« euforce payment. JUHN WALTERS, Chairman of Board of Trustees. July 26, 1869.

MOUNT ALBERT HIGHWAY DISTRICT. OWNERS of DOGS in the above District are hereby informed that Dog Tickets can be obtained on payment of the sum of FIVE SHILLINGS at the Office of the undersigned, Wyndhamstreet, or at his residence, Eden Terrace, in terms of the Dog Nuisance Act, Sess. 1, No. 4, 1854; and Proclamation in the Government Gazette, dated June 11, 1569. Parties failing to comply with the above rend«r themielvea liable to the penalties provided in »uch Act, F. J. BROOKS, C*lleotor,

ALL NATIONS CLAIM. npHE absurdities of some of the Shareholders of X this claim a few weeks back : They have been offered the whole of the Odd Fellows' Claim for one share in the All Nations Claim, and refused, although the Odd Fellowß' Claim cuts the All Nations Claim iv two parts. They wanted to purchase a few feet of tho Odd Fello^va, which was also refused. Now a part of the Odd Fellows' changed owners, and I should not be surprised if the Odd Fellows would want three shares in the All Nations instead of one. —R.M.

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