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Timaru Herald, Volume VII, Issue 246, 5 October 1867, Page 3

New Advertisements. rtr RUTHERFURD, Commission, Shipping, & Custom House Agest, Is prepared to undertake SALES BY AUCTION. OFFICES— Next to* Cain, Muriro & Co.'s., Timaru. AROWHENUA RACES, 1867. The privilege of erecting (3) Three Booths on the Arowhenua Race Course will be Sold by Public Auction, at half-past 5 o'clock, on Saturday Evening, the sth October (this day) at the Crown Hotel, Arowhenua. G W. MASSEY, Hon. Sec. :. PUBLIC NOTICE. TAKE NOTICE That on and after this -*- date POISON will be laid m my gar* denfor Fowls. " -■ - n Signed JOHN KING, g Timaru, Oct. 3, 1867. NOTICE. THE MELBOURNE HOUSE WILL 1 be CLOSED from 7 p.m. on Tuesday, " the Bth instant, until 7 p.m. on Wednesday, the 9th instant. HENRY SALOMON. TTTITH reference to Mr Blackmore's ad- .' vertisement m the 1 last number of this paper, 1 can prove the truth of all I have stated to any one, and a good deal more, as Mr Blackmore may soon find out. MARGARET WATSON. • "VT OTICE.— After this date, all persons found Pig Hunting on 'the Run of the undersigned will be prosecuted. Also, all fc Stray Pigs found on the run will be destroyed. J ■ PERRING.& PARKER. Sherwood Station, October 2nd, 1867. s QEEDS FOR PRESENT SOWING, Comprising Dwarf Peas (to succeed first crop) French Beans, fresh imported Cabbage, Broccoli, and Turnip Seeds Colonial grown Mangold, Carrot, and a great variety of permanent Grass seeds FRENCH & SMITH. c , IN THE SUPREME COURT, c CANTERBURY, NEW ZEALAND. " HAYHURST V. WALDEN. ryO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, By order of the Sheriff of Canterbury, ', (Unless the above action. is previously settled) ON MONDAY, THE 7th INSTANT, r . At the residence of Henry Walden, Timaru, 4 Mares .1 Colt Foal " : . .1 Chesnut Gelding 1 American Waggon 1 Spring Cart . A quantity of Harness, Household Furniture : and Effects, Tigs, Poultry &c. , Sale at Noon. Terms Cash. 5 3 J. EDWARD DUFF, s ..■-... Bailiff. ■ ■■■'■•. PUBLIC MEETING. ;\. PUBLIC MEETING, will be held at ■ the Royal Assembly Rooms, Timaru, on THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, the 10th instant, on. important business connected with the Local Government question. • ■ ■ 1 Mr COX. is expected to address the • meeting. ■ . •:■.;■■ " :■■ ■ •■-:.■ "T. ,W. HALL, . s • Chairman Local Government League. I: - ' ' " i To Owsiks of Bullock Teams and othebs.. c .'■ ' ' ■ . ' ■■■■ " ■' ! ~ ■••■■• - T^O It '■■'■ ; S A L E — i. Forty 3-year old Steers, singly or otherwise. Apply to EDWARD ACTON. T OCAL GOVERNMENT LEAGUE. As about £30 is still ; required to pay ..off a outstanding liabilities incurred by the League, all persons who have not already subscribed are requested to pay m subscriptions to any member of the Committee, or to the undersigned. 3 EDWARD CARD ALE. Hon. Sec. T\ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The Partnership between us the undersigtled x ~ m the ■ business of Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights, at the Point, has been this day DlSu SOLVED by mutual consent. All accounts ■ r due to the late firm will be received by n Frederick Blackmore, whose receipt will be a 1 * valid discharge for the same ; and all liabilities 8 " will be paid by him. Dated, 28th day of September, 1867. a ' JAMES GAMMIE, ir FREDERICK BLAGKMORE. '*» Witness, )e EDWARD CARDAXE, Solicitor^ Timaru. NOTIGE. •■;■•...- TAMES : GAMMIE inforinß the public /that " he still carries 6tt the above business on the same premises* ■. ■ .■'<■■'. ..-.■*•■..