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Western Star, Issue 1339, 23 March 1889, Page 3

Wallace County Gazette. RIVERTON CEMETERY. TO OWNERS OF ALLOTMENTS. OTTHKREAS several Allotments are in a very neglected condition—some being overgrown with vegetal ion which becomes a shelter for rabbits, others with headstones and fences in a dilapidated state—the attention of owners or relatives is respectfully drawn thereto, with the view that the plots referred to may b« put and maintained in suitable order. By order of the Trustees. GK 0. CASSELS, Secretary. BOROUGH OF EIVERTON. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the nomination of candidates to fill the vacancy, caused by the retirement of Councillor John Marshall, for South Ward, will be received at the Town Clerk's Office till noon of Saturday, 23th March, and that a poll, if necessary, will be taken on SATURDAY Gth April, at Mr W. Roberts' store, South lliverton, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. Nomination papers to be in accordance with Schedulo 2, of the Local Elections Act* 1876, aud lodged with me on or before the uaid 23rd March. G. 0. CASSELS. Returning Officer. March 13 th, 1889. BOROUGH OF RIVERTON. ELECTION OF MAYOR. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the nomination of Candidates to the office of Mayor for the current year will be received at the Town Clerk's Office till Noon of Saturday, 23rd March, 1889, and that a poll (if any) will take place on Saturday, 6th April, 1889, at the Town Clerk's Office, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. Nomination papers, accompanied with u deposit of Ten Pounds, must be in the form of Schedule 2 of the Local Elections Act, 1876, and lodged with me on or before Noon of the said 23rd March, 1839. G-. O. CASSELS, Returning Officer.

Council Chambers, Kiverfcon, 13th March, 1889. NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS &c. A S the Financial Year ends on the 30th inst., all unpaid Rates, Rents, and Licenses must be settled before that d te. By order of the Council, G. O. OASSELS, Town Clerk. RIVERTON HARBOR BOARD. NOTICE TO OWNERS OR OCCUPIERS OF BOAT SHEDS. '"JPHE Board hare resolved that a Fee of '• TEN SHILLINGS a Year be pai i for Boat* in Sheds. Said fee payable to the undersigoed on the Ist APRIL pros. G. 0. CASSELS, Public Notices. NOTICE. i NY PERSON found trespassing on Sections 6 and 19, Block 11, Longwood District, will be prosecuted. GEORGE PRINTZ. MR S. SOLOMON, BARRISTER and SOLICITOR, DUNEDIN, /|~AY be consulted and retained through Messrs Hall Br. s., Solicitors, luveiargill. MANURES. LANDED, EX LANGSTON, 'f\ TONS FI SON'S SPECIAL " TURNIP FERTILISER Karly applications necessary as a large portion is already ordered. Also on hand BONE DUST MAX DON ISLAND GUANO CHESTERFIELD do SUPERPHOSPHATES OF LIME RYEGRASS COCKSFOOT CLOVERS TURNIP SEEDS, &C. WIHTTIXGIIAM ISKOS. AND LVSTOXE WEEKLY SALES JII!)ES, TALLOW, & PRODtf ~MT~E are now holding WEEKLY * SALES of Sheepskins, Wool, Hides, Callow, and Grain, at our Stores, Invtrc.irgill. Parties sending us their lots can depend upon their being promptly attended to ; also classed and catalogued by an experienced man so that the utmost value will be obtained. SALE- TAKES PLACE EVERY MONDAY. WILSON, TAINE & CO., Auctioneers, Inveroargill ECEIPT BOOKS on sale at Westers Star Office,