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Otago Daily Times, Issue 7648, 23 August 1886, Page 3

County Notifications. "VST AIKOU AI T I COUNTY. NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Hint after the let SEPTEMBER NEXT LEGAL PROCEEDINGS will be taken for the RECOVERY of all OUTSTANDING HATES. By order of the Council. J. SMITH, 21au County Cleric. X^f7" AIKOUAITI COUNTY. NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that after the Ist SEPTEMBHU NEXT the Police will be requested to take LEGAL PROCEEDINGS against the OWNERS of all UNREGISTERED DOGS in the County. By order of the Council. J. SMITH, 21au. County Clerkly AIKOUAITI COUNTY. The Public are requested to be very CAUTIOUS in using the MAIN NORTH EOAD between Carey's and Brnnton's, as the Metal and Road has SLIPPED away in several places. J. SMITH, 2!au County Cleric. Public Notices. TVTOTICB TO COMPETITORS FOR JLI DESIGN FOR OTAGO WITNESS HEADING. The Prize offered by the Proprietors of the Otago Witness for the above has been awarded to the design bearing the motto "Lahore efc Honore," the successful competitor being Mr Peter M'lntyre, Kaikorai. The other designs can be obtained on application, or will bo forwarded by Post on receipt of instructions. 23au Itf" 0 T I 0 E. CONVEYANCES will Leave Dunedin Post Office at 5 a.m. and 1 p.m. EACH DAY, to connect. with TRAINS LEAVING WAIHOLA for Invercargill and Stations on the South Line; returning from Waihola to Dunedin each day. 21au P. & J. BACON. BOROUGH OF WEST HARBOUR. ANNUAL ELECTION. OF COUNCILLORS. NOMINATIONS for the Election to the Office of Councillor for each of the Four Wards comprising the Borough of West Harbour will be received as under:— • - For HAVENSBOURNE WARD (in the room of Charles Edward George).—At the Residence of the Town Clerk, Ravensbourne, on SATURDAY, 23th August, at 12 o'clock bers, Rothesay, oh MONDAY, 30th August, at 12 o'clock noon. For ST. LEONARDS WARD (in the room of ' Robert M'Mullin).—At the old Schoolhouse, ■ St. Leonards, on TUESDAY, 31st August, at 12 o'clock noon. For SAWYERS' BAY (in the room of James Hutton).—At the Schoolhouse, Sawyera'Bay, on WEDNESDAY, ißt September, at. 12 o'clock noon. Nominations in the prescribed form may be delivered to me personally or left—for Ravensbourne, at the Town Clerk's Residence; for Rothesay, at the Council Chambers; for St. Leonards, at the Schoolhouse ; for Sawyers' Bay, at the Schoolhouse as above, on or before the respective days and hour abovementioned. In the event of more than One Candidate being nominated for all or any of the above Wards, a POLL will be taken for any such Ward on THURSDAY theSlth day of September 1880,' between the hours of a.m.and6p.m. ■ ■ Dated at Rothesay, this 23rd day of August 183(3. JAMES TAYLOR, 23au . Returning Officer. COUNCILLOR FOR LEITH WARD. CHARLES ROBERT ' CHAPMAN, of Suffolk House, George street, begs respectfully to inform the Ratepayers of Leith Ward that he will again be a Candidate. 21au T>LANTING SEASON, 18 86. GEOHGB MATTHEWS Offers for Sato an exceptionally Choice Selection of Fruit Trees of every description. Ornamental Trees and Flowering Shrubs suitable for Lawnß, Terraces and Pleasui Grounds; Forest Trees, Boxwood for Borders, Thorn, Quick, and other Hedge Plants; Rhubarb Roots, Flowering Bulbs, Pruning and Budding Knives, Pruning Gloves, Fumigating Tobacco, &c, &a. i Moray Place, Diikedin. NtTBSKMKS : Hawthorn Hill, Mornington. HE GREAT ANNUAL SALE At MOLLISON, DUTHIE, and OO.'S FOR 19 DAYS LONGER, Until we Complete Stocktaking. THE WAREHOUSE CROWDED DAILY. MESSRS MOLLISON,. DUTHIE, and CO. Take this opportunity of thankingtheir numerous Customers for their prempt response to their invitationto THIS POPULAR SALE Of GOOD FAMILY DRAPERY AT GREATY REDUCED PRICES. Notwithstanding the number of Drapery Sales, it is really astonishing to see the enormous quantity of Goods sent out every day by us, and by which wo observe that the Bargains we have offered are givijg much satisfaction. During the Next 19 Days we will offer still GREATER BARGAINS. MOLLISON, DUTHIE, and CO., 195 and 197 Geobgk street, Dukedin. 0 R S B U R G H'S FIRST CONSIGNMENT of NEW STOCK. Ex S.S. TONGARIHO. Chambers' Encyclopedia, 10 volumes, in cloth and half-calf. Chambers' English Literature, Book of Days, and Information, ia c!oth and half-calf. Morell's English Literature, ss. Traditions of Edinburgh, 6s. Gallery of Nature, half calf, 235. Popular Rhymes of Scotland, 6s. History of (he Rebellion, 17450, 6s. The Universe, by Puehet, 9s. The Education of the Artist, 6b. Hints to Violin Players, Is 3d. Life of Gladstone, 4s. Kitto's Pictorial Bible, 4 volumes, 353. Macmillan'B Colonial Library, 2s 6d and 3s 6d each. The Orient Guide, ss. Lemprisre's Classical Dictionary, i:. George Eliot's Works, Sully s Psychology, &c, &c. Professor Biack's Chemistry for the Goldtields, 10s 6d. A large shipment of Stationery in boxes. Treasury and Virginia Note in various tints, la and 2s each—splendid value. JAMES HORSBUEGH, The City Book and Stationery Warehouse, 73 George street, Dunedin. «3>£\ YEARS' EXPERIENCE. G. K. WEST, C«ETmoAT£D Pianoforte Toner and Rsovlitob (Fraotical and Theoretical), VAUUTOn'Anr. SamcTOß. Bo* 188. 18m PAPERHANGINGS.— We have received ex Ravenswood a large and entirely NEW ASSORTMENT, which we will sell at the following prices for cish.—Smith and Smith. PAPERHANGINGS.— Gold Papers, from 1b 6d per piece; Satins, from Is 4d ; Grounds, from Is; and Pulps from 4jd per piece—Smith and Smith. TTESSIAN CANVAS (very strong), 2 yards JOL wido, per yard by the bolt, -Id.—Smith and Smith. GLASS SHADES (best quality), 'white glass and ebonised stands,'all sizes, from Is 9d each.—Smith and Smith. aENUINE WHITELEAD, 28s ,er cwtfine hard OAK VARNISH, frotr 'g a 6d per gallon.—Smith and Smith. T INSBED OILS, 3s Gd—boiled, 3s 8d B A gallon (in drums), guaranteed pure: METHYLATED SPIRITS, 6s per gallon. 21jy SMITH & SMITH, Octagon,