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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume VII, Issue 1305, 12 May 1886, Page 3

THE following persons have taken out GAME LICENSES :— 1476— W. H. E. Wanklyn 1477— F. I. Jones 1478— "William Kelland 1479 — Thomas Mason 1480 — George McLean 1481 — Jeese Barrow 1482— F. V. Lysagbt 1483 — Frederick Livingston 1484— Herbert Southey 1485— John Kelland 1486 — Thomas Smith 1487 — Joseph Lewis 1488 — George Hellier 1489 — William Adamson 1490— Charles E. Bayly 1491— P. T. Cosgrave 1492— M. J. Goodson, junr. 1493 — Charles Goodson 1494 — Duncan Campbell ,„ 1495 — Charles Wilkinson 1496— C. E. Parnngton 1497— Martin F. Baird 1498— Andrew P. Melville 1499 — Arthur Blennerhassett 1500— A. W. Budge 1501 — John Paterson 1502— William Nichol 150B— George Thomas Bayly 1504 — Nathaniel Fowler 1505 — John Adamson 1506— James Parsons 1507— Gilbert Willy 1508— William M. Hawkey 1509— George E. Homer 1510 — Lewis MacDonogh 1511— Denis Carroll Bangers have been appointed to enforce the provisions of the Animals Protection Act, 1880. JAS. LIVINGSTON, President. HA WE B A COUNTY COUNCIL. EXTBAOEDINAET ELECTION. HAWEBA BIDING. Nominations for the office of Councillor, in place of C. H. McCutchan, Esq., resigned, will be received at my office, Princes-street, Hawera, up to noon on Thttbsday, 20th instant. In case of a contested election, I hereby appoint the Town Hall, Norman ty the place, and Thtjbsday, the 27th instant, the date for such election. G. V. BATE, Beturning Officer. Hatfera, May 4, 1886. 4,12 HAWEEA COUNTY COUNCIL. DOG TAX. Notice is hereby given that the Collector has been authorised to proceed against all owners of dogs unregistered on the 31st instant. G. V. BATE, 12,19w Clerk. 7tf o It i c k Any person found trespassing in pursuit of game on the properties oi the undersigned will be prosecuted. 1 J. S. CAVEEHILL. F. H BEETT. J. MOEEISON. F. FINLAYSON. J. BAEEOW. WM. McKENZIE. Normanby, 6th April, 1886. tu,th,s IMPORTANT NOTICE.— The undersigned having come to the conclusion that his stock i? far too large for the requirements of the district, has decided to have a Cash Cleaeiitg Sale for three weeks, during which period the whole of the stock will be offered at Cost Pbice. This is the first sale of the sort ever held in Hawera. The stock is far too large and varied to particularise. Ladies requiring furnishing ornaments, nick-nacks, photo frames, hand bags, &c, &c, will receive wonderful value for their money. Settlers requiring good reading for the winter nights, can obtain books at English price. School teachers will do well by paying a visit during the sale. Country storekeepers will be able to sort up their stocks at for less than wholesale price. Mothers can obtain toys of every description, and the wonderful infant chairs at cost price. It is not only a few lines that will be reduced in price, but the whole of the stock.— FEED. I. JONES, Bookseller, Stationer, Seedsman, and Importer of Fancy Goods. r^ - - y Bate of interest from 6£ p. c. The undersigned is prepared, on behalf of capitalist clients, to receive applications for advances of from £50 to £10,000, to be secured by mortgage of Freehold or Leasehold properties in Town or Country. — C E. Major, Land Broker, Hawera. rTEEAT • & GLOEIOUS NEWS. THE GEEAT EASTEEN AEEIYED AGAIN ! And is now unloading at Opunake, after making a fruitless attempt to get to the New Plymouth Breakwater, with A FULL CAEGO OF BOOTS £ob JOHN COtfFEY, Who has now moved to a more central position, Mr. Clarke's (late Ma^. D. King), in High-street.-J. C. having the LABGEBT STOCK OF BOOTS ON THE COAST, will SELL CHEAPEB than any other man in the district. — Boots made to order, and repairs done. Note the address — JptiN COFFBY, Boot Im^obteb, High-street, Hawera.