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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 3026, 16 January 1879, Page 4

NOTICE. ANY person or persons found INJURING Ihe TELEGRAPH POSTS, WIRE IN SULATOIfS, or any portions nf the TttlH£i>ar>l Line, will he prosecuted in ucfordnnee will; ttiH following Clnsises of " Tl^e Malicious InjiiriVa io Property Ant. !BC>7 :" — CtAUSR XXXVI T. — Whopouver shall unlaw fully nnd mnlu-ioiisly cot, break, throw down, destroy, injure, or remove any battery ninchinery, wire, cablo, post, or other matter or thing whatsoever, beinp par? of or beitif n=ed or employed in or about any Electric oi Magnetic Telegraph, or in Ihv <voikin< thereof, or shall unlawfully diifl inalicioush prevent of obsi ruci in any man tier v, hataoevei the Bonding, conveyance, or delivery ot an} commnnicntion by any such Telegraph, fihalt be guilty of a tnisdemeanonr, aud, bein» convicted thereof, shall be liable, at the dfc cretion of the Court, to be imoriaoned foranj term not exceeding two year?, with or without hard labour : Provided that ifir shall ap penr to atiy Justice, on the ••xsmina'ion o' any person charged with any offence ayiiinp: this section, that it is not expedient to the euda of justice that Hie same should be pro.se. outed by indiottnont, (ho Justice may prooeed summarily to hear arid determine tho same, and the Offender shall on conviction thereol, at the discretion of the Justice, either be committed to porno public paol then* to be impri soned only", or to be imprNonud and kept tc. ha tin la hour for any term not exceeding three months, o r else shall forfeit a r id pay sucl sum of money not exceeding ten pounds as the Justice shall seem meot. Clause XXXVIII. Whosoever shall an law fuhv ami maliciously, by any o*en bci, at I- tnpt to commit any of the ofTennee in tht iast preceding stciitm mentioned, shall, oi conviction thereof before a Justice of the Pence, at the discretion of the Justice, either bo committed to any poblio gaol there to be imprisoned only, or to ha imprisoned nnd kept to habd labouk for any term not exceeding three months, or else shall forfeit and pay such sum of monty not exceeding ten pounds na tc Ihe JtiHtice shall seem meet. By ordor of tho Telegraph Commissioner C. LEMON, General Mauagor. Yew Zealand Telegraph, Wellington, December -29, 1869. 5 tr THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR GOUT AND RHEUMATISM. \ LL pnfferers from tbe above -complaints /A. eiiher of recent or long standing, are advised to use BLAIR'S GOUT nnd IJIIEU MA'UC PILLS. They can bo relied upon «? the most ?nfe rand effectual remedy evrr offered to the pubho, and have been oniver sally nsed in America and Europe uianj yeanwith the s.-reatest Biiccfss. Ut-r ftliijeMv's Cwmmifsioners have authorised the name, and address of '* Thomup Pront, No. 299, Strand," London, to be impressed upon the Government stamp affixt-ri to each box of the genninn medicine. Sold in England at Is. l£d. and 2is. 9d. per box, or obtained through any Chemist or Medicine Vendor throughout the Anß'raliar< Colonies, r!47 ( J h"• GRATEFUL— COMFORTING. EPPS'S (BREAKFAST) COCOA. "By a thorough knowlodge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the tine propertied of well-selected Cocoa, Mr. Eppslias» provided our breakfast tables with a deli, catplv flavoured heverage which may save u.•nany heiivj >!nctors' bills. It is by the judi•'ion? use of such articles of diet that a consti. tnHon may be gradually boilt up until strong •noi'«'h to resist, every tendency to disease. 'Tui.^reds of »nbtte maladies are floating aronni' .) ready to attack wherever there is a weak ■,jint. We niMy escape many a fatal shaft b\ seeping ourselves well fortified ivi'h pure bloo■ind a proper! v nourished frnme." — The Civil Service Qazette. Sold only in Packets labelled JAMES EPPS & Co., Homoeopathic Chemists, 78!) tc Lonhon. RKTIKING FKOM BUbi^NES^. 4 JTHE nndcrsigned, having this day re. , tired from busines 0 , depiro my numerous friends and supporters to continue their farors to my snccPSFor?; Fun hcrmore, I desire- to inform my late customers that ali DebiM dsie to or from me will bo received or paid by my At orney, Mr. UervaseD. Flamertnn, who i^ perem.'torily instrinued to sho for ali, Deb a, ot \vh.-n f aiure or kind soever, remaipins unpaid nn ihe Ist of.Januury, 1879; hia receipt, will be • Sufficient discbarge to any Debtor?. F U. GLEDIIILL. New Plymonth, Nov 30, IS7B. 09(10 tc b h T 0 W N S H N D'S FINE COT SUPERIOR DARK TOSAOO.O AT Is. 3d. PEK JHS , sam« price aa by per sti< k. 070 to— b [a CA,:n.j Ma. G. St. GKORGE, SURGEON, ACCOUCHEUR, Publio Vaccinator, and Member of the Medical Board of N'e\> Zealand. Hygeia Lodge Dispensary, Estaumsued A.D. 1841. N.B.— The Country District b are attended ap osual {see Almanac.) 0999 rar 16 JUST IMPORTED, /CHOICE SELECTIONS of Mangel Warzel. X.^ Swede Ciraio and C'attlo Carro 1 Sands, H. T. YAThS. OtlO teh LUlti-!lJLAiiStaßtet'uU^ printed ac iJa« HkkaxD / Printing Office,