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Opunake Times, Volume VI, Issue 267, 30 March 1897, Page 3

'ANTED KNOWN. Standard 1 T Boots guaranteed to wear, at Nkwman Bros. A. 11. MOORE, WEST COAST LAND, PRODUCE, AND GENERAL AGENCY, Established 1882,; N RASS AND CLOVER SEEDS FOR SaleCocksfoot, Machine Dressed Perennial Rye, Machine Dressed Timothy Crested Dogstail Prairie Meadow Foxtail CoWGRASS ALSIKE & White Clovers Rape, &c. Samples & Quotations on application. Also : Fowlwheat, Oats Cooper's Sheep Dip Johnson's Porcupine Barb Wire Westfield Superphosphate Bonedust Pure Linseed Oilcake. L AND. A large selection of Improved and Partly Improved Farms in areas to suit Buyers of Large or Small Farms. Town Sections, Business and Residence Sites. £4OO to lend on first-class security. OPUNARE TOWN BOARD. lENDERS will be received by the Cleric up to 7.0 p.m. of MO'NDAY, 12th April, 1897, for leasing the undermentioned Reserves for three years: Sections 7,8, Block 20, Section 12, Block 34, Sections 1,2, Block 35, upset 6s per annum each : Section 12, Block 23, Section 8, Block 41, upset 33 6d per annum each; Section 7, Block 13, Section 8, Block 18, Section 7, Block 25, Section 10, Block 45, upset 5s per annum each. Particulars of A. H. MOORE, Clerk. OPUNAKE TOWN BOARD. GRAZING OF CATTLE. "BADGES at 5s for each Cow and _J 15s for each Horse will be issued on or before Ist April next for period to 31st March, 1898. Three is the maximum number of stock registerable by each owner or occupier of a dwelling (which embraces the members of occupier"s family), such being his or her own property. Unbroken horses and all other animals prohibited. GEO. W. ROGERS, Chairman. 24/3/97. HPENDERB will be received by the undersigned up till SATURDAY, April 3rd, at G p.m., For the ERECTION of 31 Chains of -FENCING, on Section 39. Block X, Waiteikaßnad. Specifications to be seen at the Opunake Times Office. R. MORRIS. 1 TO SIIE EI? O WIVE lIS. OTICE is hereby given that all Sheep must be dipped before April 30th. AH new owners of sheep must notify same to the Inspector Hawera District. FOR SALE. • FIRST-CLASS PIANO, by John Spencer & Co., London. Price: Cheap, for Cash ;or on time payments. Piano on view at Mrs Fowler's. E. ELLEtIY GILBERT. PARIHAKA ROAD BOARD. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCIES. TOMINATIONS of Candidates i will be received by me, at the office of the Board, Rihotu, up to noon, on WEDNESDAY, March 31st, for the ELECTION of TWO MEMBERS to serve on the Board in place of W. J. Wells, deceased, and Thomas Morrow, senior, who forfeits his seat through being absent from four consecutive meetings without Nomination papers may be obtained at Mr Harvey's store, Rahotu, and at Opunake Times Office, Opunake. A poll, if necessary, will be held on WEDNESDAY, April 7th, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. W. MILLS, Returning Officer. THAINTTCS. CHAFF AND~FIREWOOD CUTTING. "R J. FINDLAY thanks the settlers of the Waimate Plains and Opunake District for their patronage on his first ttipthrough the district. He intends to visit regularly once a year between March and April, when he will be prepared to undertake Chaff and Firewood Cutting in any quantities. Mr W. D. Scott will receive orders and give all information.