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Waipawa Mail, Volume X, Issue 1018, 4 December 1886, Page 3

IB EG to return my SINCERE THANKS . to MR & MRS MoIIARDY of Blackhead, for their great kindness to me during my severe illness. Ilad it not been for the kind attention 1 could not possible have recovered, according to Dr Mirbach’s opinion, as my case was one out of a 100 that ever recovered. JOS. OS WELD FLEMING. 279 Blackhead. COUNTY OF WAIPAWA. PURSUANT to the provisions of “ the Counties’ Act, 1876,” and “ The Regulation of Local Elections’ Act, 1876,” I do hereby give notice that a Poll of the Ratepayers of the County will be taken on SATURDAY, 11th December, 1886, between the hours of 9 a.in. and 6 p.m., at the Polling Places in the several Ridings, as enumerated below, on the Proposal (which has been duly published) for raising .a Loan under “ The Government Loans to Local Bodies Act., 1886,” of X 12,000 for cercain specified works : POLLING PLACES : The Courthouse, Waipawa. The Public Library, Hampden The Town Hall, Waipukurau The Public Ilall, Onga Onga The School house, M.-.karetu The Sehoolhouse, Ashley-Clinton The Sehoolhouse, Norsewood The Courthouse, Ormondville The Town Hall, Dancvirke The Sehoolhouse, Kumeroa The Courthouse: Wood ville W. C. SMITH, Chairman Waipawa County Council. Waipawa, 2nd December, 1886. 277 NOTICE is hereby given from this date that all entire horses, bulls or rams found running on my properties, or on roads adjoining, will be impounded. * JAMES COLLINS, Kaikora. December 4th, 1886. 288 ITHE UNDERSIGNED, hereby beg 9 to give notice to surrounding sheep owners, in compliance with the Act 1 require due notice of intended musteriugs for the sale or removal of sheep. JAMES COLLINS, Kaikora & Patau gat a. December 4th, 1886. 289 Samuel Charlton, OADDLEIi AND HAIINISSSMAKKIi, KAIKORA, Begs to inform his numerous friends and the public generally that ho has commenced business as above in Kaikora, and hopes by strict attention to business combined with the best workmanship and moderate charges, to merit a fair share of their support. A large assortment of Trade Requisites always on hand. All kinds of Harness and Saddlery orders undertaken and repairs neatly executed. Letter orders will receive prompt attention. 272 £ M POUN DE D AT TAK A P AU. By Mr Grant, on November 23rd, 1886 1 Strawberry Heifer, hole in each eur, branded like Y on near rump. 1 Red Steer, hole in each ear, white star on forehead, white spots on belly, branded like Y on near rump. I Strawberry Cow, hole in each car, branded like an arrow on near rump. 1 lied Cow, branded something like £2 1 O conjoined, on ofE shoulder, indistinct brand on off rump. 1 Red and White Cow, indistinct brand on off rump. Driving, 4s ; Damages, 5s per held. If not redeemed and all expenses paid, the above will be sold at noon on SATURDAY the 11 th December. GEORGE PRESCOTT, 256 Poundkccpcr,