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Marlborough Press, Volume I, Issue 50, 15 December 1860, Page 2

SITUATION WANTED, by a MAN accustomed to Agricultural and Dairy Farm Work, either on a Sheep Station or Farm. Apply to A. 8., Office of this paper. 484 MRS. NOSWORTHY begs to inform the Ladies of Marlborough that she has COMMENCED BUSINESS as a MILLINER, and requests an inspection of her STOCK of BONNETS, &c.; and trusts, by attention to all orders, to merit a share of their patronage. High-street, Blenheim. 485 DAVIS, PAINTER, GLAZIER, and PAPERHANGER. Orders left at this Office will be promptly attended to. 486 £SO REWARD. HOUSE-BREAKING AND ROBBERY. WHEREAS some evil-disposed person did, on MONDAY, the 19th ult., in the Forenoon, BREAK INTO ANISEED LODGE by violence, and take therefrom Three Pair of Cloth Trousers, One Pair Blucher Boots, a Concertina, and various other Articles. The Police are requested to look after Three Men who tramped that way, and stopped at or about Wilson’s the same night. to i T „ J. SIGLEY. Pelorus Road. 487 ——** WE HEREBY CAUTION all persons against Driving Horses or Cattle belonging to us off our freehold lands into their own yards for the purpose of drafting, and also dogging either Horses or Sheep from unenclosed lands; and those having Horses running with ours are requested to take and keep them away. W. H. Eyes & Co. Marlborough, Dec. 10, 1860. 488 SOME evil-disposed person having SHOT my HORSE whilst running near the bank of Spring Creek, between the Bush and O’Dwyer’s, I now give notice that if the like occur again I will prosecute the party, who is known to me. 490 James Pike. WANTED, FIVE or SIX MEN. Apply to D. Cavanagii, Contractor, or to W. Hyde, Commercial Hotel, Blenheim. 491 CRICKET! CRICKET !! TI/TARLBOROUGH CRICKET CLUB. It_L The first field day, of the above CLUB will be held on TUESDAY JANUARY Ist, 1861. On the Volunteers’ Drill Ground. Members are requested to attend. 492 NOTICE UNDER THE “ PURCHAS AND NINNIS FLAX PATENT ACT, 1800.” Colonial Secretary’s Office, Auckland, 30th November, 1860. "VTOTICEis hereby given that Arthur 4-M Guyon Purchas of Onehunga, in the County of Eden, in the Province of Auckland, Clerk, and James Ninnis of the same place, Mining Engineer, having on the 10th day of October last, delivered at the Office of the Colonial Secretary the petition, and deposited specifications, description, and other matters directed to be so delivered and deposited by the “ Purchas and Ninnis Flax Patent Act, 1860,” of and concerning a certain invention for the preparation of the Fibre of the Phormiuni Tenax and other plants for manufacturing purposes, have, under the provisions of the said Act, during the term of 12 months from the said 10th day of October, the like protection, rights, pains, and privileges, as could be conferred upon them by Letters Patent for the said invention. 493 E. W. Stafford. mo be EXCHANGED for SHEEP, -L the well-known Cart Entire BLACK DRAUGHT. His Stock are the best in the Colony. Sire and Dam imported by T. Roberts, Esq., and M'Cartney, Esq., New South Wales Apply to G. F. Busii, Nelson. 494 FjANS of Blenheim on cloth, 4s. each. Plans of Mr. Budge’s Land, Blenheim, on cloth, 2s. each, at 495 W. Collie’s. Aitkoxi.mate Time of Highwatku at the Waikau Uak. “ Agricola ” came to hand too late.