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Otago Witness, Issue 1532, 19 March 1881, Page 28

PUBLIC NOTICES. FIFTY POUNDS HEWARD. IT having come to the knowledge of the OTAGO ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY that certain persons have been using Dynamite for the purpose of killing TROUT in several localities of this district, a reward of FItTY POUNDS will be paid to anyone giving such information as shall lead to the detection and conviction of any suoh offenders. It is also hereby notified that there is a penalty of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS for using Dynamite as above. W. ARTHUR, Hon. Sec. Dunedin, 19th Jan., 1881. 22ja TO THE CHAIRMAN AND MEMBERS OF THE WAIKOUAITI COUNTY COUNCIL. | /GENTLEMEN, —We, the undersigned) VUT Ratepayers In the North-East Valley Road District, beg most respectfully to j request that the said Road District may be abolished, and the same amalgamated with the Waikouaitl County. And your petitioners will ever pray. Andrew Cameron James Forsyth John Ferguson James Bootten P. Pratly N. M'Dermid William Borlase John Jorden Richard Roberts S. Perry George Styles Henry Cook Robert Bauchop I>. Miller John Latham James Quinn Thos. Harris John Robertson W. Bootten John Watt I Charles Deans William Wright John Middleditoh John Thomson G. S. Sale John Barrowman William Menzies Magnus Robinson Mrs J. Morris John M'Gregor James Beagley W. Perry George Thompson .David Marr, jun. John Crickmore Thomas Aitchison Peter Sinclair " William Storrey ! Robert Hempseed J. Austin John D. Warden- Mary Glemison William Thomson Thomas Robertson William Nelson Robert Miller A. Miller John Andrews Frank E. Diedger A. Farquharson John Manning Robert Donald Wm. Orawßhaw H. D. Parsons E. Austin George Scott Henry Sutcliffe R. Leslie George Daniels David Crawford Peter Robertson John Oliner G. Groves Robert Gill George Ross. /"\TAGO LABOUR EXCHANGE. Green Island. Orders from Farmers and all Employer of Labour punctually attended to. ALLAN A CO. CHEAP DRAPERY. ]J o BROW N,j 3 GEORGE STREET, Desires to call special attention to his preBent importations now landing and to arrive comprising one of the largest and beat assortments of NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS which we have ever submitted to the public. IMPORTANT Our expenses being upon a small scale, we can and do sell at a lower rate of profit than any other house in Dunedin. Our motto is " Small Profits and Quick Returns." Grey Calico, 2Jd, 3|d, 4d, up Bleached Calico, yard wide, 3|d, 4fd Flannels ll£d, Is o£d, Is 2d, Is 4Jd, up Twill Sheeting, full width, lOJd, Cretonnes, 6d. Window Muslin, ljd Table Damask Is 3£d Prints, in immense variety, 3&d, up Galateas, new patterns, 6|d Blaok Lustres, 6d, 9d, 10£ d, Is, up Coloured Dress Materials, 4|d, up New Sicilian Lustres, Is ; worth Is 9d Frilllngs from Id ; double, 3^d Sewed Embroidery, Id, 2d, 3d, 4d, up Black and Coloured Kid Gloveß, Is Id Millinery — New, choice, becoming Untrimmed Straw Hats, 6d, up Children's Pompadour Pinafores, Is 9d Ladieß' Chemises, la6d ; Nightdresses, 2s 9d. OANKS & ALLAN, CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SUKVEYORS, Reid's Buudiitos, High street Dunedin. 9an NOTICE. TO FARMERS, MARKET GARDENERS, AND OTHERS. npHE Dunedin City Council has FOR X SALE at the Gas Works, SPENT LIME and AMMONIACAL LIQUOR, each most valuable Manures. Prices : Lime, 5s per cubic yard; Liquor, Id per gallon, uelivered into truoks or carts at the Gas Works. Full particulars, including copies of I Lecture by Professor Voelcker on the uses of Gas Lime as a manure, will be forwarded by post to any address, or given on personal applioation to the Gas Engineer at the Works. ' J. M. MASSBY, Town Clerk, 3rd March, 1381. 12m