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Timaru Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 3603, 17 April 1886, Page 1

Notices. GOVERNMENT PARADE. THE TIMARU NAVAL ARTILLERY • O. BATTERY N.Z. REGt. ARTILLERY, AND TIMARU RIFLES WILL PARADE on WEDNESDAY 21st April, 1886, at 7.30 p.m., Review Order, on their private parade grounds, and proceed to School Grounds for Inspection. C. S. BAILEY, Lieutenant-Colonel. Commanding South Canterbury District. 4-17 611 SOUTH CANTERBURY BOARD OF EDUCATION. 4 PPLIOATIONS, accompanied by certifiXX. cate3, will be received up to tho 23rd inßfc , from teachers qualified to fill the following vacancy : — MILFORD.— MASTER, salary £134, with residence and bonus. Forms of application at this office. J. H. BAMFIELD, Secretary South Canterbury Board of Education. 4-8 498 THE BUSINESS PLACES IN TEMUKA ■WILL BB CLOSED EVERY THURSDAY, At 1 o'clock p.m., On and after MAY 6th, 1886, except during the months of February, March, and April. 4-9 505 MBS. H. SMITH, Certificated. Teacher, of" many years experience m the management and instruction of Children, is prepared to RECEIVE BOARDERB, who could attend Public School and receive Private Tuition m Music, &c. THREE SPRINGS, 4-10 612 Silverstream. -VTOTIOE IS HBREBY GIVEN that tbe -131 Partnership lately subsisting between us the undersigned JOHN STUDHOLME, FREDERICK BANKS, THOMAS HENRY WIGLEY, and MICHAEL SIUDHOLME, carrying on business as Stockowners at Opuha, Canterbury, New Zealand, under tho style or firm of Studholme, Banks and Wigley, having expired by effluxion of time, has as from the fifth instant been DISSOLVED by mutual consent. All debts duo to or owing by the said late Firm will be received and paid by the said John Studholme and Thomas Henry Wigley, who will continue the said Business, under the style or firm of " Studholme and Wigley." As witness our hands, this twelfth day of March, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Eighty-six. Witness to the SignaO. turesof John Studholme, j Frederick Banks, and John Studholmb Thomas Henry Wigley, }-Fbbdk. Banks Thos. Wm. Matjdb, T. H. Wiglex. Christchurcb, | Solicitor. J Witness to the SignaO ture of Michael StudbOl EV CAUBBON, X STITDHOLHB. Waimate, Station Manager. J 4-16 584 rrraE timasv kebald company having disposed of its interest m the Paper, it is particularly requested that ALL ACCOUNTS OWING TO THE COMPANY on this date be PAID AT ONCE to Mb M. J. KNUBLEY, Solicitor, Timaru. Dated Ist March, 1886. T. W. HALL, 4-5 461 Chairman. Trespass Notices. A NY PERSON found TRESPASSING x\_ on the property known as Harry B. Johnston's, Hook Swamp, m pursuit of game, or otherwise, will be prosecuted with tho utmost rigour of tho law. R. T. MARSHALL, For 3-25 303 W. GRANT. iNY Person TRESPASSING on the Raincliff Estate m Pursuit of Game or otherwise will be Prosecuted. 3-29 353 R. MACKAY. TRESPASS NOTICE. ANY PERSON found TRESPASSING on Reserve lately occupied by W. Jack, Waitohi Flat, will be Prosecuted. In consequence of Sheep being destroyed Poison will be laid for Dogs. 4-16 588 THOMA9 ORR. TRESPASS NOTICE. ANY PERSON found TRESPASSING on Beserve 2704, Opihi river-bed, opposite Pleasant Point, will be Prosecuted ; and further, all animals found on this Reserve will be impounded. JAME3 ORE, Waitohi Flat. April 15th, 1886. 4-16 589 TO TRESPASSERS. NOTICE — Persons m Pursuit of Game or '. otherwise on my place at MOUNT HORRIBLE, without a Written' Permission, will be PROSECUTED. I Caution owners of Dogs that POISON has been. LAID m my' Paddocks. • '. . 10-13 4470 GEO. H. BHODBS. Tenders. NOTICE TO CROPPERS. rriENDERS will be received at Levels JL until TUESDAY, the 20th insst., for LEASING, for one crop, 800 acres of FALLOW LAND, m blocks. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Apply Lbvels, or Wm. George Lyall, Cave. 4-8 488. CHAS. N. ORBELL. PLEASANT POINT. |»/1"R I. L MORRIS, Storekeeper, Point JUL has been APPOINTED OUr AOENT, and Subscribers will m fntur please oall at his Store for their Papers. Ml Mobbis' receipt will be a raffioient dUohargo of aooount paid to bis on behalf of UUf 9floa