Wanted i WANTED the public to know that T. i NOR.TB, of the Little Shop, l Boundary street, Greymouth, is an Importer j of Crockery, Toys and Fancy Goods, and 1 that he has just received a New and Varied Assortment of Suitable Goods for the Season, which he is prepared to sell at the Lowflst Possible Prices. Cheap Crockery, Cheap Crockery. Cheap Toys, Cheap Toys, All Goods carefully packed. Crockery lent out on hire. SERVANTS' REGISTRY OFFICE, Arney street, MRS R O F F (Successor to Mrs Rielly). WANTED-A BARMAID and Two General SERVANTS. SERVANTS' REGISTRY OFFICE, BY MRS P. MURPHY, Corner Albert and Hospital streets. EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISTRICT OF WESTLAND; WANTED, a FEMALE ASSISTiNT, for the Brunnerton School. Balary, £100 per annum. Applications will bt> received up to 25th inst., at the office of the Central Board of Education, Hokitika. ' E. T. ROBINSON, Secretary. WANTED-A General SERVANT. Middle-aged person preferred; Apply, WilsoD, Herbert street, Tivoli, ANTED— A GENERAL SERVANT. Apply, Mrs Nancarrow, Smith* . Terrace. For Sale or to Let. O O R ~S A L E~~. 300 Bagß Prime Dunedin OATS, at 2s 2d per bushel, for Cash. Must be sold at once, in consequence of the undersigned being compelled to leave his premises. T. W. HUNGERFORD. "PIOR SALE OR TO LET, Those centrally situated Two-storey Premises in Tainui street, lately in the occupation of Mrs M. A. -Hielly. Selling price Low and Terms Easy. Apply, RICH. NANCARROW. "El <3 II S Z L iP. The GOODWILL of the undersigned in Greymouth in The COAL TRADE ; also the Agency of the Coal Pit Heath Company, doing a first-rate business ; together with the Wharf Carting and One Staunch Draught Horße and Two Wharf Drays ; One Tip Dray ; also One First-class Express, with Shaft Pole and Harness to match, with Cottage and Stable, if required. For particular^ apply to JAMES DRUMM. Borough Council Notices, "ITONICIPAL CORPORATION OF THE BOROUGH OF GREYMOUTH. NOTICE is hereby given that the following Bye-law having been duly passed by the Municipal Council of the Borough of Greymouth is now published in pursuance of the provisions of the 34th section of " The Municipal Corporations Act, 1867," and further that such Bye-law shall come into force on the 24th day of March, 1880. BYE-LAW No. XI. 4 Bye-law No. 11 of the Council of the Borough of Greymouth, made under "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1876." A Bye-law to regulate the driving of cattle. In pursuance of the Provisions of " The Municipal Corporations Act, 1876," the Council of the Borough of Greymouth do hereby ordain as follows :— 1. It shall not be lawful for any person at any time to drive or cause to be driven any Cattle not in harness or yoke into or through along or upon any of the streets of the Borough of Greymouth situate to the Ea^t side of a line commencing at the junction of the Western Bide of Arney street with the Grey River, and extending Southerly along the Western side of Arney street to the North<western corner of Swainson and Arney streets, thence extending Easterly to the North-eastern corner of Swainson and Arney Btreets, thence extending Sontherly along the Eastern side of Arney: stre-.t to the North-eastern corner of Sefton Bridge, and theDce by a line extending Southerly at a bearing of 45 degrees 45 minutes for a distance of 55 chains 50 links to the North* West corner of section 444, tbence along the East aide line of the Water Walk and the West Boundary of the Cemetery Reserve to the Southern Boundary of the Borough, and which prohibited part is colored green on a plan of the said Borough deposited in the Office of the Town Clerk and sealed with the seal of tbe said Borough, except between tbe hours of 1030 a.m. and 11.30 a.m. and between Five o'clock p.m. and Eight o'clock a.m. 2. It shall not be lawful for any person at any time of the night or day to drive or oanse to be driven any cattle, goats, Digs sheep or other animal ia, through, a'ong or upon any of the footways or any parts thereof, of or in the Borough of Greymouth. 3. The word " Cattle " when used in this Bye-law shall mean only horses, asses, mules, bulls, bullocks, and cows, and shall not extend to any other animal. 4. The words "Strests and Footways" when used in this Bye-law shall mean streets and footways as defined by the 23rd section of " 1 he Municipal Corporations Act, 1878," and the words streets shall also include private streets. 5. Any person committing a breach of this Bye law shall for every such breach be liable on conviction to pay a penalty not exceeding Five Poundß. 6. Regulation No. 4 made under subdivision No. 9 of part 1 of the 13th Schedule of "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1867," heretofore in force in the said Borough is hereby repealed. Passed by the Couccil of the Borough of Greymouth, the 13th day of January, 1880. Dated this 15th day of March, 1880. <L.s.) By order of the Council, JOHN A. WHALL, Town Clerk, T> B. 1^ $ T^ I itf G No&tly Executed at the ttRRY RIVER ARGUS OFFICE.
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Grey River Argus, Volume XXIII, Issue 3612, 23 March 1880, Page 1
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873Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Grey River Argus, Volume XXIII, Issue 3612, 23 March 1880, Page 1
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