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VINCENT COUNTY NOTICES. TTINCENT COUNTY. Dog Registration under "The Dog Registration-Act, 1880," and " The Dog Registration Amended Acta o* 1882,1890, and 1895." The FEE tor 1897 ft FIVE SHILLINGS. The Police Stations at Pembroke, Cromwell, Clyde, Alexandra, end Opbir are the registered offices, and the Police Officers in charge are the Registrars in the various districts. By order. JJSO. S. DICKIE, County Clerk. Vincent County Offices, 18ih December, 1896,

R MOSES SOUTH ALEXANDRA, --Teacher of the—- ., Pianoforte, Violin, and Singing, l * Visits Clyde and Cromwell Every Friday. t Anyone requiring the attendance of Mi? South can leave word at the; Office of this Paper.^ CONBULTINC. ENCINE£RHigh Street, Dunedin, TO, TBfE OOLDFIELDSCYCLISTS. APOLOGY". I beg to express my regxet at not being able some time back to fill the orders given by some of our frienda \ for the Royal. Enfield Cycles. The facts were that the demand for this hi»h grade machine far exceeded the output, and shipments did not come to hand ; but 1 am pleased to inform you that by the s.s. Gothic J am landing 85 machines, and am assured of a continuous supply, and shall lie glad if you will renew your confidence^ Proof op. Quality.—Out of Six Rapes in Dtinedin, our Machines have , secured Five Firsts. Write for Catalogue. W, A. SCOTT, I Speedwell Cycle Manufacturer, 155 George Street, DUNE DIN. HE BOX GRUB PEST JN TEE HORSE, AND A, COMPLETE. CURE; | dortiacato. We, the Undersigned, hereby certify that the racehorse Hamilton, by First Lord out of a Guy Fawkes mare, was suffering from " Bota" about the 21»t day of November last, for we saw botgrubs or chrysalis in tho horse's evacuations. On the 16th day of December you Wjere called in (at the suggestion of the well-known, sporting writer, "Carbine"), and commenced treat* ing the hprse. Very soon, afterwards unmistakeable signs of improvement maoi« fested themselves, and the horse was placed in hard an t active work, although he continued to pass but gmbs up till the end of. January, and from first to last must have passe.l two hundred (200) of them! While exercising at' the Forbury during the morning of the Bth day of February, Mr C. Flookton, the trainer, being up, the horse topped a hurdle, fell, cushed, the base of his skull, and was soon afterwards shot, We personally attended a postmortem, and every effort was made to find bot grubs in all or any stages of growth, but no such, thing could he found throughout,, the almentary tract; indeed, to our great astonishment and surprise, every organ of the body was pe:feotly healthy. We sign this Qeitificate, believing and knowing . beyond all dispute that our horse was of "Bots " by you ; and we trust you may secure extensive patronage from, horse, owners, both here and elsewhere. Signed this 17th day Of February, 1896, JAMES STENHOUSE, JOHN COOK. To Mr D» Wisharr, Consulting Homceop., ; 63. Dtinedin.. \ D a 'WISHART respectfully requests horaeowneis not to be biassed by the avowed opponents of Hfmceparhy, but rather to put the Bot Grub Cure to a practical test, and drerch any suspseted Horse at a cost of 7s 6d. Remittancts. mustaccompany order. pplicatiojk" FOR SPECIAL

CLAI;M. (Under Regulations Nos, 5 and 7.) Otago Mining District. Dec. 16th, 1896. To the Warden at Blacks— I hereby apply for a Spec nil Claim forgold-miningpurposes under the provisions of 'The Mining Act, 1891/ ot the lauds hereinafter; described, which have been duly marked in accordance with t,he mining regulations. JOHN E. SIME3By his Solicitor— Robert Gilsuson. Name and Address in full of Applicant—John Ernest Simes, the younger, of Matakanui, miner, miner's right No. 16015, 2?>h November, 1890. Style under which it is"intended to conduct she Business—The Matakanui Dredging; Company. Locality where the Land applied for is situatedLower end of Smoker's Gully, Matakanui, between th» residence of Mrs Nicolson and Mr It. Sheppard's.. stockyard, and extending thence down the gullyExtent of Land applied for—loo acres. Amount of Capital proposed to be invested- L3OOO Proposed Mode of working Land-Dredging, &e. Term for which Special Claim grant is required - 21 years, Geueral remarks—Pegs marked X. Preliminary heariug applied for. Six mouths applied for to put dredge on claim. Dated at Clyde, this 16Hi day of Dec. 1896. The above application and any objections will le heaid at the Warden's Office, at Blacks, on 12-h January, 1897. Any parson desiring to object to the grant ng of the special claim applied for, mu.it, prior to the hearing, euter his objections at the Warden's Office, at Blacks. Received at the Warden's Office, at Clyde, on 16th December, 1838. FREDERICK JES'FERY, Clerk of Warden's Court.