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Timaru Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 2744, 10 July 1883, Page 3

R. WilMn & Co. WEDNESDAY, lira JULY, 1883. MESSRS BOBT. WILKIN AND CO. will Sell by Public Auction, at their Yards, SHEEPSKINS and WOOL HIDES, FAT, &c. ROBT. WILKIN & CO., 7-7 5922 Auctioneers. T3OBERT. WILKIN & 00. HAVE NOW LANDING AND TO ARRIVE— Champion Seed Drills, Seed Sowers and Mangold Drills Ploughs, by English Makers Harrows, Disc, Flexiblo, Zig-zag and Gras3 Cultivators and Horse Hoes Corncrushers, Rootpulpers, Churns Chaffcutters, Intermediates, Horse Powers Water Ballast Rollers Fencing Wire, all sizes Barb Wire, various kinda Straining Brackets, Fencing Staples Iron Standards, punched to any gauge Corrugated Iron, Wiro Nails Oils, Paints, White and Red Lead Winnowers Grass Seed Riddles Groceries, a General Assortment Bluestono Coarse, Fine and Rock Salt Champagne, Port, Sherry and other Wines Brandy, WhisVey, Rum and other Spirits Bottled Alo and Stout of various Brands Disinfecting Powder White Powdered Arsenic and various other Goods. 3-24 4738 NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS, LARGE LANDED AND THRESHING MACHINE PROPRIETORS. TnE UNDERSIGNED aro NOW BOOKING ORDERS for J. Fowler and Co.'b, Stenm Plough Works, Leeds, AGRICULTURAL TRACTION ENGINES for Next Season. They especially direct attention to Fowler's Patent Compound Agricultural Traction Engine, High and Low Pressure Cylinders. The Pressure of tho Exhaust Steam being only Slbs, tho consumption of fuel and water is ho per cent less than ordinary engines. For instance, say an ordinary engino consumes 6cwt Coal for a day's work, a Compound Engino will only require 4cwt ; and with tho same quantity of water to start with, tho Compound Engine will travel at least One-Third Greater Distance than the Ordinary High-pressure Engine. Catalogues, Prices, and all Particulars on application. ROBT. WILKIN & CO., Timaru »nd Christchurch. CARTER AND CO., 2-1 4152 Dunodin. "OOBERT WILKIN & CO. Mais Nohtii Road, TIMARU, HAVE FOR SALE, at Lowest Current Prices — Cornsacks, full size, 5 ply Seaming Twine Clovers, Seeds of all kinds Turnip Seed and Rnpe Rye Grass and Cocksfoot Vetches and Rye. Also, McDou gall's Carbolic Sheep Dip, m 20 and 50 lb Tins Wilson's Colonial Sheep Dip, m 5 gallon Drums ; mixes with cold water m the proportion of 50 gallons of Water to one of Dip. [3-24 4737 MOUNT COOK ROAD DISTRICT. "TJEGULATIONB for BURKES PASS Xil and FAIRLIE CREEK CEMETERTES, publicly notified m accordance with the provisions of the Cemeteries Act 18S2. 1. Tho Mount Cook Road Board, m which the Trusteeship of these Cemeteries is vested, shall have full power and control over them, according to the provisions of the Cemeteries Act 18S2. 2. The Mount Cook Road Board will have parts of the Cemeteries marked out into numbered plots, Oft x 4ft, and will allocate portions of tho Cemeteries to the burial of members of the Presbyterian, Episcopalian and Roman Catholic Churches, also to the burial of members of other religious bodies. 3. Burials shall only bo mado within such numbered plots, and on no account will be permitted m other portions of the Cemeteries oxcept by special sanction of the Board. 4. The exclusivo right of burial m perpetuity m any plot of ground, will be sold by the Board on payment of tho sum of Two Pounds per plot, and unless such right be so purchased, tho relatives or friends of persons interred m these Cemeteries shall have no right to, or control over, tho plot m which tho interment has taken place. 5. All railings, 101111)8(01161", or other erections will only be permitted on purchased plots, and must be approved of by tho Board before being erected. 6. Any purchaser of a privato plot may transfer his or hor interest therein to any other person, or may obtain a duplicate title to such plot m case of loss, by payment of a fee of Ono Shilling. 7. Plans of the Cemeteries will be kept, showing tho plots laid off m the several subdivisions thereof, and each plot will have a separate number on the plans. All plans and documents relating to tbose Cemeteries will bo oponfor the inspection of the public on payment of a fee of Ono Shilling for each inspection. 8. In all cases of intended interment, the undertaker or person having tho control or management of the same, shall apply to the Clerk to the Mount Cook Road Board, or any of the members thereof, for a burial warrant, which must bo m the form appended to theso regulations. This will bo granted upon payment of tho following foes : — 9. Burial of Persons abovo 10 years Qf ago— £ s. d. Digging grave, Oft m depth ... 0 15 0 „ „ beyond 6ft m depth, 4s per foot Attendance and dressing ground ... ... ... 0 6 0 Warrant 0 2 6 Registering „, ... „.0 2 6 £15 0 Burial of Children under 10 year 3 of ago — Digging grave, sft m dopth ... 0 10 0 „ „ boyond sft m depth, 2s Cd per foot Attendance and dressing ground ... ... ..,0 3 0 Warrant 0 2 6 Registering Q 3 6 £0 18 0 Ro-oponing a gravo or vault £10 0 10. The wholo or any part of the foregoing costs and charges may bo remitted by the Board m cases of extreme poverty of tho survivors, or that no person is liable for the payment of the same. 11. Burial Warrants must bo given to tho Sextonß at least eight working hours before tho timo fixed for tho burial, othcrwiso an extra chargo of 2s per hour, or fraction of an hour, for any loss timo than eight working hours, will be mads m addition to tlio abovo scale of charges. 12. On application for a Burial Warrant tho following particulars mu6t be given : — Name of deceasod m full. Age „ „ Denomination among which burial is to be mado. Required sizo and depth of grave Ofliciating Minister (if any). Number of plot m Cemetery. (Signed) JOHN MoGREGOR, Chairman Mount Cook Road Board. Burko'B Pass, July 9th, 1883. 7-10 594G