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and of large land claims. It was tlie duty of his side of the House to say that no business should be gone on with until supply was granted. Ministers should copy the example he set them, and withdraw when they became obstructive to business. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. The late Government were strongly condemned for large unauthorised expenditure on native land purchases. The Hon. Mr Waterhouse said the present obligations amounted to nearly £1,000,000. A committee is to be appointed to enquire into the whole mattei. Public Xoticm. COUNTY OF WAIPAWA. TENDERS are invited for Supply and Delivery of Road Metal on the Waipukumu-Wallingford Road, between Arlington House and Waipukurau, in accordance with specification to be seen at County Council Office, Waipawa, and Post-office, Waipukurau. Tenders, addressed to the Chairman County Council, will be received at the above office up to NOVEMBER sth, i nvo ’ The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JOHN BLACKBOURN, C.E., County Engineer. Waipawa, October 20th, 1879. COUNTY OF WAIPAWA. TENDERS are invited for seven and a half chains of Road Formation on tlie Waipawa-Tamumu Road, at the Te Aute road end, in accordance with specification to be seen at the County Council, Office, Waipawa. Tenders, addressed to the Chairman County Council, will be received at the abovo office up to NOVEMBER sth, 1879. ’ JOHN BLACKBOURN, C.E., County Engineer. Waipawa, October 20tli, 1879. NOTICE. IVERSONS are hereby cautioned against paying Richard Ross any moneys for grazing cattle, &c., on the Ivopna clearing, or in any way interfering with timber without our sanction in the said place. HIRAKA TUHUA, JIAKA WIIAGATAUA, TANGURU TUHUA. NOTICE. \ LDRED BOWDEN begs to inform -i_\_ the residents of Waipawa and Kaikora that lie is prepared to take horses and cattle for grazing. Two paddocks of 150 and 40 acres in good grass. NOTICE. A NY persons trespassing on our sec--7 V tions Nos. 25, 27, and 28, Norsewood, will he prosecuted according to law. OLANS NORDBY, MATHIAS HANSEN, OLE OLSEN. Norsewood, October 20, 1879, NOTICE. ALL PIGS found trespassing in my paddocks will be shot. G. PARKINSON, Hampden. NOTICE. All ACCOUNTS owing to Messrs Grimley and George must be paid to the undersigned at once, or legal proceedings will be taken without further notice. WILLIAM L. COWARD.

itort. "VJtTANTED, a BOY to milk and make Y Y himself generally useful. Apply to E. HARWOOD, Waipa'wa. WANTED, a BULLOCK DRIVER. Apply to W. HASTIE, Milburn Station. w ANTED, a MAN to milk and look after cattle. Apply to SYDNEY JOHNSTON, Takapau. WANTED KNOWN That MRS. WARD, late of Waipuknrau, has resumed the Dressmaking and Millinery business at Waipawa. Fit and style guaranteed. Apprentices wanted. au27 tf WANTED KNOWN I am still making Trousers at 25s unequalled. Purchasers of Tweeds for Boys’ Clothing can be furnished with a pattern, without extra charge. All goods shrunk. GEO. V. KEMSLEY, Tailor, and Gentlemen’s Mercer. Hastings street, next N.Z. Insurance Office. N.B.—Gentlemen’s own material jy29 3m made up. w ANTED KNOWN THAT 11. 11. WALL Will open his Branch Shop this day, 18th June, with a large selection of Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry. Fancy Marble Clocks, American Levers, French Timepieces, Ladies’ Gold and Silver Watches, Silver Hunting Levers, best, makers, Ladies’ Gold and Silver Brooches, Earrings, Dress Rings, Wedding Rings, Keepers, Gold and Silver Lockets, Ladies’ Gold Chains, &c. J. T. CLARKE, Manager, From Clerkcnwell, London. julß tf