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Colonist, Volume XIII, Issue 1284, 14 January 1870, Page 4

MONEY TO LEND. THEEE THOUSAND POUNDS. Apply to J. KEEK, 1838 Waimea West. TO ALL PERSONS BUILDING HOUSES. mHE CONCRETE BUILDING -i- BLOCK, thoroughly indurated, hardens 'yritli age, is as durable as any granite, and capable of resisting all the ordinary agencies of time and exposure in any position, will sustain heavy loads, and always retain its fine appearance, -whilst its economy lessens the cost of a first-class building. The Cottage may be safely built at the same cost as of wood. The undersigned will mnlie up the Farmer's own material, sand or gravel, for the Farmhouse, Dairy, and Dairy Floors. This concrete is invaluable for water cisterns, water courses, sewers, and for all building purposes. Sample Blocks may be seen next door to Mr. Cook's, Royal Blue House, Hardy-street; and at The Colonist Office. J. BAKER, 23 Hardy-atreot. notice! ANY PEESON FOUND TEESPASSING, after this date, on the Premises of JoHNBEiT.Esq., Haven-road, will be PROSECUTED according to Law. JOSEPH GARRARD. Nelson, January 8,1870. 33 11 CATTLE TRESPASS ACT, 1868." TY[ OTICE is hereby given, that on and i.l after the Bth February next, the Provisions of "The Cattle Trespass Act, 1868," will bo ENFORCED on my land, being Sections No. 55 56 57, and 141, Spring Grove; and that it ■ is'my intention to CLAIM DAMAGES for all Cattle trespassing on the said land, whether fenced or unenclosed. JAMES M'MURBAY. Spring Grove, January 7tb, 1870. 20