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West Coast Times, Issue 195, 4 May 1866, Page 2

SAXBY'S WEATHER WARNINGS. 1860. April— Sixth, thirteenth, ninetepnth, twentysixth May— Fourth, eleventh, seventeenth, twentythird, thirty-first June— Seventh, thirteenth, twentioth, twentyseventh July— Fourth, eleventh, seventeenth, twentyfifth August— First, seventh, fourteenth, twentyfirst, twenty-eighth September— Third.tenth, seventeenth, twentyfourth October — First, noventh, fifteenth, twentysecond, twenth-eighth Novembor— Third, elevonth, eigh t 0 twenty-fourth December — First, oigth, sixteenth, twentysecond, twenty-eighth N.B. — If. the day marked prove calm and still, distrust the day nfter, nnd tho second day after. The preceding apply to all parts of tho earth's surface— even (in a diminished degreo) to the Irado belts. S. M. Saxdy.

/ "iiESAIt TALBOT.— lnformation con\J corning him is particularly rcquostod. Ho is a native of Ireland, and came to the West Coast Diggings in September last, is 6ft. 9in. in height, dark complexion, about 37 years of ago. Communicate to W. Talbot, care of Mr Driscolx, Harp of Erin Hotel, ltevoll -street, Hokitika. 2453 JOHN M'LENAN, lato of Redcastle, O Rossshire, Scotland, who was omployed as a minor, near Hokitika, in March last year, is requested to write immediately to .Messrs Macfarlane and M'Kay, merchants, Hokitika, as they have something of importanco to Oommunicato to him. Any person knowing his whereabouts wiil obhgo by informing him of tho above.