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Inangahua Times, Volume XVI, Issue 20226, 20 April 1891, Page 3

£50 AWARD. > OOME MALICIOUS PERSONS 0 having spread a report that oiir CA !TLE on tint M ABU I A STATION arc suffering from cancer, \v«, : now ofter as a REWAHD the" sum of FIFTY POUNDS to ony person who can point out one single Inmvl of our CATTLE ou our STATION suffering from that disease. J. & G. WALKER, Reefton, 13th Mnroli, 189!.- . DISTRICT ORDERS. . Hnkitika, 21st March, 1891. TjUIE Inaiiuahua Itvflt.s will PARADE 1 for INSEiiCTION during ' the month of APRIL bs follows : — TUESDAY, 7th at 7.30 p.m. sharp, 21sl '„' ■ All ii'CnjLers must attend,' Fines strictly enforced. JAS. A. BONAR, Major Commanding Westland District. jTcTk sal e7~ VALUABLE FREEHOLD PJiOPERTY Situate in Sbiel~st. opposite theJPost Office, aud at preaenff occu- • by Mk Watkins, C.E. It consists of four town sections, on which are built one house containing seven rooms, witb all conveniences of wash-house, coal-honse, &c. There is a splendid lawn, with ern'amental tree and shrubs, flowers, &c;; also a four room verandah cottagr. From its situation the property cannot fail to becomn a leading busiuess site in Reefton. It is opposite the Post and Telegiaph Offices and School of Mines. It adjourns the Colonial Bank, and a section owned l>y the Bank of Now South Wales, on which they intend to build. It is eminently suitable! for a Private or Commercial Hot^l. The present bui'dings with aelditions and B%ht alterations would make a commodious oue, and with the increase ef licenses that can now be "ranted sure to command a larse business. Coaohes to Grey mouth, Westport, Nelson, and Christchurch, pasa the house. Satisfactory reasons can be given for disposing ef the Property. At present would command a rental of £70 per unnuu). Possession can be given within a month. Terms either cash or part to re* main on mortgage. Also for Sale. Four acres on terrace overlooking future Railway Station. — A splendid building site, One acre section, Anderson's Road, partly cleared. Quarter ucre, Ohattockville, fenced and planted with trees. For further particulars apply to CHARLES E. WATKINS, C.E, M.E., Or J. G. Heblop, Reefton. "HERBERT & REYLING^ PAINTERS, PAPER-HANGERS, WRITERS, GRAINERS. &t. TjEGto ANNOUNCE to the Public \J of Reeftou, and surrounding dis» tricts that they have commenced business as above in premises adjoin* in» the Guabdian Offick, Smith' - -Btreet, where they hope by strict at-" tention to business, good workmauship, and low prices, to merit a SHARE of Public PATRONAGE. On SALE at LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, every Requisite for a Painters establishment, Paper hangings, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &c, &c Glass cut to any size, estirnate.B given for all kinds of work. A. M. D. G. riIHE Sisters of Mercy beg to anJL nounce that tliey are now pi»pnred to Open at the Cbriveut a Select Day School for youn» -ladies. The course of education comprises, besides a careful ieli»iou6 training (for those "of their own persuasion), the varioug branches of a superior English Education, French, Needlework (plain aud ornamental), Drawing, Painting, German, &c. Terms may bo known by applying at the Convent. a. J. HARFORD, ~ HOUSE PAINTER, DECORATOR, Etc. The Oldest Established Painter in Reefton, to thank his many customers i-) for past favors and to oesure them of his ability to meet thuir demands for his services at REDUCED RATES. Orders for Artistic Decoratiu», Sign Writing, und Iliuminatujy, faithfully cuiritiii out. ! ESTIMATES GIVEN. ' A.. E. NORTH, " HAIiEBR OKtt B , M INING, jLNL GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT; OmCE : SiMITH-STBEEI, fteiiFTONi A^ent for South Brnidi ludin-ttnce Conipiiny. Risks taken at Lowest Current Mates.