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Timaru Herald, Volume VII, Issue 247, 9 October 1867, Page 4

Miscellaneous. /COMPLIMENTARY DINNER TO A. COX, Esq., M.H ; R., ANT) . " ... F. JOLLIE, Esq., M.H.R. It is m contemplation to give a Complimentary Dinner to Alfred Cox, Esqr., M.H.R. : (the member for this district) m conjuection with Francis Jollie, Esq., M.H.R. (member ; for the Gladstone district), as an appreciation '.'! of the public services rendered by those gen- i .. tlemen for the benefit of their respective- districts. ... Gentlemen wishing to attend will particularly oblige by immediately sending their names to Mr A. McKinlay, Crown Hotel, : Temuka, as the number of tickets will be limited. Temuka, October 3, 1867. AFTER this date, all Cattle ' Trespassing on the Levels Run will be impounded. E. HASSELL. July 19, 1867. TEMUKA RACES. pRAND RACE DINNER. CROWN HOTEL, AROWHENUA.. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17. Under the patronage of ■ A. Cox, Esq., (Judge) W. McPherson, Esq. . - ■ E Cardal°, Esq. * R. Parkerson, Esq. . n W. Hornbrook, Esqr. . ':. Dr. Rayner, . ■ • G. Dyson, Esq. . — Raich, Esq. . , : Tickets — Five Shillings each. AROWHENUA RACES. ' . -.. A GRAND BALL, Will be held at Mr J. A. Young's, ROYAL HOTEL, TEMUKA, On the Evening of THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17. Single Tickets, 5s ; double tickets, (Lady '. ', and Gentleman) 7s 6d. Dancing to commence at 8 o'clock. NOTICE. Ti-tLE Undersigned respectfully requests -^ that all outstanding Accounts due to him may be paid at once to save the unpleasantness and expense of taking legal proceedings. H. WALDEN. Timaru, August 26, 1867. TU'OTICE.— All Cattle and Horses found •^ Trespassing upon the Waimate Run will be Impounded. STUDHOLME BROS. Waimate, Sep. 10, 1867. THREE POUNDS REWARD. T OST— A Bay Gelding; saddle mark on -*-' off side, white star on forehead. Has been lost 12 months. Any person delivering the same to the undersigned will receive the above Reward. CHAS. BISHOP. NOTICE— All stray Horses running on > Mr JOLLIES Run will be yarded at the Creek Station, on Monday the 7th of October, and those unclaimed on that day will be driven to the Public Pound, Arowhenua. EDWARD COOPER. ;. Creek Station, Sept. 17, 1867. NOTICE. A FTER this date, all stray hoi sea and .' £*• cattle found upon the run belonging to Mr. T. Koto will be impounded ; and any person found m pursuit of the same without giving due notice, will be prosecuted. SAMUEL A. BRISTOL. Timaru, Oct. 7. TWENTY POUNDS REWARD. ; . THE above REWARD will be paid to any Person giving such information as niay cad to the conviction of parties removing STANDING or FALLEN TIMBER from ' any of the below mentioned Bushes belonging to the undersigned : — ... Waimate Talbot Peel Rangitari Arowhenua Valley of the Pareora Or elsewhere. R. & G. RHODES. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. rnHE following have been appointed Agents JL of the Timaru Herald, from whom Subscribers can obtain the paper free of any extra charge : — Oamaru Mr Mackay Waitangi Mr D. Brown Waimate ...Messrs Manchester and Co. Temuka ...Messrs Mendelson & Morris Orari ......Messrs Wooding and Irvine Rangitata Mr Robert Rae Ashburton ......"..... ..Mr Turton Christchurch ......Messrs Cook and Co. The Point Mr Kee • In Timaru the Herald can be obtained at the stores of Messrs Clarkson and TumbulL ' Messrs Cain, Munro and Co., and Mr Young- ; husband's. Subscribers who heretofore have got their papers at the Timaru Post Office will now find them at Mr Younghusband's. : Arrangements having been made for the ' deli very of the Timaru Herald m the town, subscribers residing not more than a mile from the Post-offire, can now have their papers left at their houses by 9 a.m., on the mornings of publication. ' : .■ : The Proprietors particularly request that any irregularity m the delivery be at once communicated to them, when it will be immediately remedied. . . / '