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Tuapeka Times, Volume XX, Issue 1428, 11 February 1888, Page 2

WESLEYAN CHURCH, TUAPEKA. ON Sunday, Berv'ceß will be conducted as follow :— Lawrence (morning) —Rev, J, Smith „ (oveninn)— Mr F. Vivian Blue Spur (morning)— Mr D. Tuokcb „ (evening)— Rev. J. Smith Clarks Flat (3 p.m ) —Rev J. Smith. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, LA,WIiENCE. rpHE Rev. Dr Copland will preach in the above Church at Lawrence on SUNDAY FIRST, 12th FEBRUARY, at 11 a.m.and 1 p.m.} aud at Blue Spur at 3 p.m. NOTICE. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the &• Schoolhouse, Tuapeka West, on SATURDAY, 11th INSTANT, at 8 o'clock. Busi ness— To determine fhe price to be paid for Harvesting and Threshing. All Farmers earnestly requested to attend. TUAPEKA ATHENAEUM. ANNUAL MEETING. TIHB Annual Meeting of Subacribeis lo the above Institution will be held in the Town Hall, Lawrence, on THURSDAY, 16th FEBRUARY, 1888, at eight o'clock p.m. Business : To receive outgoing Committee's report and elect a new Committee for the ensuing twelve months. Immediately after the meeting, a Sale of Newspapers, Magazines, &c,, wili be held. J. O. LOVE, Secretary. "THE BRANDS AND BRANDING ACT, 1880." \ T the request of several Stockowners in "^*- the Tapanui Branding District, a meetiDg will be held at my offioe on FRIDAY, 17th FEBRUARY, at four o'clock, to fully consider the present unsatisfactory manner of Bar-marking. THOS. J. MILES, Sheep Inspector, Tapanui. Tapanui. 6th February, 1888. "RABBIT NUISANCE ACT, 1882," AND THE AMENDMENTS THEREOF. I S Ferrets are now being turned out in this £*■ district, attention is direoted to section 29 of the Rabbit Nuisance Act, which provides a penalty not exceeding £20 against any person destroying or unlawfully having in his possession any natural enemy as proclaimed i under section 28 of the said Act, which section will be strictly enforced. THOS. J. MILES, Sheep Inspector, Tapanui. Tapanui, 6th February, 1888. PROPERTY-TAX TTAXPAYERS are hereby notified that -*- TUESDAY, the 14xh FEBRUARY instant, is the last day on which, Tax can be reoeived without the addition of 10 per cent. „J. SPERREY, Ooinmissioßer. Property-tax Department, Wellington, 7th February, 1888. TENDERS. TENDERS will be received until FRIDAY, 17th INSTANT, for Loft on Stable. Specifications to be seen with the undersigned. • JOHN EDIE. TENDERS. TIENDERS receivable by the undersigned •*- up till THURSDAY, 16th INSTANT, for Cutting, Binding, and Stooking 70 acres Oats and 10 acres Barley. JOHN ROSS, Johnston Station, Waitahuna. NOTICE. rriHE affairs of my Estate having been ■*■ settled, all payments for work done by me since Ist January, 1888, are payable to me only. THOS. DODDS. Lawrence, 10th February. COLONIAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. GOLD BOUGHT for the Colonial Bank of New Zealand, CHAS. COOPER. Roxburgh, 23rd January, 1888. CTERBERT AND CO., LAWRENCE, Hatb oh Sale— Bamlett's Reapers, with improvements for 1887 Binding Twine, best quality Wool Packs, full weights Sheep Shears, 11A and BBA, N.Z. Sewing Twine, 5-ply Lager Beer — Lager Beer— Lager BeerPints and quarts ; s plendid condition Gilbey's Wines and Spirits,"Castle Grand brands Turnip Seed Clover SeftJs Grasses. _ f nHE undersigned HAS FOR SALE :— Grass and Clover Seeds White and Red Clover Alsyke Cocksfoot Timothy Ryegraßs (machine dressed) Cowgruss Fencing Wire and Standards Titan and Triplex Wire Strainers American and Colonial Barb Wire. J. O. ARBUCKLE, Auctioneer and Commission Agent. The "North Otago Times " hears of a man who recently took out of a pocket in a gully on the Horse Range seven ounces of gold. This was the result of a week's work. Of , course, remarks our contemporary, every week did not give a like result, for if it did the prospector would be drawing out of the country as much for his labour as the Premier of the colony does for his, with this difference, that the prospector would not be doing the country as much harm as the general run of colonial premiers do. „