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Wallace County Gazette. WALLACE COTJNTyT~"~ CHARITABLE AID EATE, 1889-90. IVTOTICE is hereby giron, in accordance with tho provisions of " The Rating Act, 1882," that it is the intention of the Wallace County Council to make, on Saturday, 14th September, 1889, for the period commencing, Ist April, 1889, and ending, 31st March, 1890, a Charitable Aid Rate of one-eighth of a penny in the pound on tho rateable value of all rateable property in the Wallace County, as entered in Valuation Rolls, and payable, along -with the General Rate, to the Collector, at the office of the Wallace County Council, Riverton, on the first day of October, 1889. Ratebook is open for inspection at tho office of the said Council, Riverton, during office hours. JAS. EULLARTON, County Clerk and Treasurer. Riverton, 27th August, 1889. BOEOUG-H OF EIVEETON. ANNUAL ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS. JOTICE is hereby given that an election ■ L " of One Councillor for the North Ward, in room of Councillor H. H. Port, who retires, and of One Councillor for the South Ward, in room of Councillor John Potchell, jun., electod Mayor, will take place on THURSDAY, tho 12th day of September, 1889. Nominations of Candidates for the said officos must be addressed and lodged with me on or before noon of Thursday, the sih .day of September, 1889. . Nominations must be in accordance with the Second Schedule of " The Regulation .of Local Elections Act, 1876." Forms to be had on application. G. 0 CASSELS, Returning Officer. Council Chambers, RivertoD, Aug. 27,1889. SMALL BIRD POISON. 4 SUPPLY of Brooke's Poisoned Wheat for Small Birds is daily expeoted. Ratepayers can have a supply at one-half cost price, to be paid on delivery. Ratepayers to apply at office personally, or by agent. JAS. FULLARTON, ; Clerk Wallace County Council. Riverton, Aug. 23, 1889.

WALLACE & FIOKD HOSPITAL. THE Treasurer acknowledges with thanks the receipt of the following donations:—■ Wye Kee's list (Round Hill), £7 6s 6d as follows:—Wy Kee, £1 10s; Im Fey and Co., 10s; Ly Chan, Joe Young Ling and Co., Chair Mon Qui, Chair Ping Chong, Joe Yein Wai, Cheu Wong, Joe Eong Wai, Fong Ng, Hop Yeck, Thong and Co., Wong Wood and Co., 5s each; Joe Sew, Yu Kiy, and Fong Ping, 3s each ; Chair Tie, Kong Loong, Joe Gat Wai, Joe Fong Hing, Mark Low, Ly Hing, Ly Yin, Lo Hong, Chun Sar, Leung Leen Chee, Joe Sha, Lo Back, Chair Chung Gun, Joe Pung, Joe Quin, Joe Nam, Ching Ting, Low Gow, and Leung Gip, 2s 6d each. Wang Chang, Poy Ling, and Yen Ming's list (Round Hill), £29 12s 6d as follows : Qui Hong, 233; Chang Kee, Yen Wah, Ley ■ Fun, Wong Young Wah, Sun You Lee, and Coung Fun, 21s each; Tung Fung Thorn and Co. and Chu Yee Thorn and Co., 20s each; Chan Ah Sume, Too Woi and Co., Ju Mooun, Su Want, and Ju Quy, 10s 6d each. Chan Wee Chung, Tung Sing Thorn and Co , Dun Sou, Coung Yun, Ley Lan and Co., Ly Chung, Soy Quy, and Wong Kong and Co., 10s each; Youug Tack, 8s ;3 Wong Ten, 6s; Wing Yun, Long Sha, Yan Chang Sing, Chu Yam, Ley Soi, Young Kwong, Quy Tn, Ley Su Lee, Low Hing, Chan Ham, Bon Wah, Low Ben, Chung Quy Run, Coung Ben, Li Tune, Coung Why Thorn and Co., CouDg Chung, Sha On, When Him, and Wong G. Ching, 5s each; Low Ching, Fung Thorn, and Yoh Ling, 4s each; Lan Sou, Wong Hing, Chao Yoon, Ley Haik, Loy Ben, Chan Foun, and Yun Ming, 3s each; Wong Young Sun, Chan Poi, Loy Yot, Toi Yee, Wong Poi Ju, Young Bon, Sam Hing, Ley Som, Ley Six, Chan Quy, Ju Bok, Fong Chung, Ley Chu, Chang Long, Mee Sing, Ley Din, Yun Yu, Chan Young, Long Poo Wong, Chan For, Ta Kum Sing, And Qui, Tarn On, Ley Pack Lam, Ley Poi Woo, Low Ben, Long Loy, Ley Ge Hing, Chan Torn, Sey Back, Chu Ping, Back Kee, An You, Ley Dig, Fong Chang, Chung Kee, Low Yun, and WoDg Wer, 2s Cd each; Low Yeok, Wong Pu, Coung Cont, Chan Woo, Ly You, Hey Chang, Lock Ben, Mo Ming Ye, Ley Ton, Chung Foug, Coung Sing, and Low Poi, 2s each. Mr Jas. Fallow's list (Thorubury), £6, as follows:—Alex. Miller, 20s; Jas. Fallow, John Christie, J. B. McLean, Rout. Hazlett, Peter McNeil, and C. Mouut, 10s each; E. Robson, Mis Graham, Jas. R. Turnbull, Mary Hazlett, Geo. Hamilton, and Gavin McLean, 5s each; Ed. Johnstone, It. Stenhouse, Wm. Grant, A. Crawford, 2s Gd each. Mr Jolm Wood's list (Oreti Plains), £5 Cs, as follows :—John Woods, 21s; Robt. Wilson, C. D. Moore, Win. Pirie, A. Liddell, Thos. McWilliams, G. M. Starkey, E. R. Kicld, John Gray, Wm. Cutcliff, Jas. Giltnore, R. Mcßae, John B. Ford, A Delargey, A. McArUiur, and Hugh Knox, 5s each; Friend, Thos. Hoaan, D. Cameron, a«d M. Egerton, 2s 6J each. ... Wm. Hopcroft, senr., £1 6s 6d; Tong Lee, Ah Lum, and JO9 Park, 21s each; Jas. Fuliarton, ss. G-. O CASSEL3, Treasurer. LICENSING DISTRICT OF

OTAUTAU TOWN. (" The Licensing Act, 1881.") T GEORGE A. WOHLMANNJ agent for ■* *) the Deputy Official Assignee, hereby giva notice of tuy intention to apply, at the next (quarterly) licensing meeting to be holclen at Otautau, on the 10th day of September, for a (new) temporary license for the Railway Hotel at Otautau, containing IS rooms exclusive of those required for family use. Dated the 20th day of August, 1889. GEO. A. WOHLMANN, Agent for the Deputy Official Assignee. 5..0 CASSELS COMMISSION, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, Comfort Chambers, KiyEßToy. pAI'KR BAGS & WRAPPING-PAPER ST (every description) for Bale at office of ihh paper