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Timaru Herald, Volume II, Issue 63, 29 July 1865, Page 8

Miscellaneous. T IST OF SUBSCRIPTIONS for Building *~* School Room and Teacher's Residence m Township of Arowheuua: — £, 8. d. W. K. McDonald 5 0 0 John Brakwcll 10 0 G. Dyson 3 3 0 Dr. Kayner 5 5 0 J. Hayhurst 10 0 0 P. McNair 10 0 J. Martin 10 0 J. Deans 110 Messrs. Pilbrow & Forward ... 3 3 0 T. G. Reach ... 110 J. Downs 10 0 — Holloway 10 0 A. Wilson ... k ... 2 2 0 J. Ford 0 10 0 T. Copestake 2 0 0 A. Patterson ..- 5 5 0 R. Smith 2 0 0 J. Krvine 10 0 W. Johnston 10 0 J. Noire 1 1 0 A Friend 6 0 0 G. Meriday 0 10 0 Maori TeTokie 050 J. Anderson 110 G. McPherson 100 A. Cox » ... 5 0 0 — Longhurst ... 10 0 — Risden 10 0 Rev. G. Barclay 10 0 Mr. Ferguson 10 0 Mr. EVas ... >> 0 10 0 J. Warren 10 0 S. Downs 10 0 G. Mason 5 0 0 J. Henderson 10 0 James Inglis 0 10 6 J. D. Macpherson 2 0 0 H. J. LeCren 10 0 G.Meredith 350 feet timber E. Burnell 500 bricks Subscription lists lie at the following places : — Mr. Le Cren's Store, Timaru ; J. D. Maopherson, i Bank of New Zealand ; Mr. McKinlay, Arowhenua Hotel ; Mr. Young's, Clarendon Hotel ; Mr. Dyson, Crown. Hotel ; Chairman and Members of Committee. A. WILSON, Chairman. "VTOTICE is Hereby Given that the Partnership -^ hitherto subsisting between John Melton and the Undersigned, was This Day dissolved by mutual consent,— so far as regards the said John Melton. Dated this First day of July, One thousand eight hundred and sixty*five. HENRY DURAND, JOHN MELTON. NOTICE. ALL Persons indebted to the Undersigned are requested to pay their respective amounts without delay. W. G. ALLEN, Commercial Hotel, Timaru. FIVE POUNDS REWARD. T OST m the neighbourhood of Timaru, a Grey *-* Gelding, branded Fon near shoulder. Any person delivering the same to Mr. J. Gibson, Timaru, or to Mr. Dyson, Timuka, shall receive the above rewardnpHE public are cautioned against disturbing -*■ the Stock or trespassing on the Waihoa and Waitangi runs. W. H. HARRIS. Waitangi, June 14, 1865. POISON. — In consequence of dogs killing my sheep, Poison will be laid m my paddocks from this date. PH. BOUVERIE LUXMOORE. Sunnyside, Timaru, July 30, 1864 POISON* TTTE hereby give notice that we shall lay *' Poison within the Fence round the Timaru Racecourse from this date. STUBBS & KING. June 29th, 1865, TIVVO POUNDS REWARD is offered for the - recovery of a Light-brown Colt, Three Years old, unbroken^ one white foot, white patch on nose, and branded H on near shoulder. Was seen a short time ago on Mr. Thompson's run at Otaio* Apply to STUBBS & KING. March 24, 1865.