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Western Star, Issue 1574, 27 June 1891, Page 3

wallacc County Gazette. WALLACE COUNTY. ROADS TO BN STOPPED AND NEW ROADS OPENED. VTOTICE is hereby given that it is proposed to stop the following roads in Waiau District and open others in Hen thereof, viz., 1. Tlio road, two chains wide, extending through section 7, Waiau Dis- | triot, beginning at North-cast corner [ of section 22, Waiau District, and ' extonding in a south-easterly direction, a distance of 3522 links, thence in a southerly direction a distance o 6891 links, more or less 2. The road, one chain wide, commencing at two chain road in section 7, Waiau District, and extending in om easterly and north-easterly direction* a distance of 12,032 links, more or less. 3. The road forming the northern boundary of fjectious 22 and .21, Wa!a:<. District, arid extending in a northwesterly direction though section 8 Waiau District, a distance 0fJ4,125"8 links. Said roads proposed to bo stoppod being coloured groon and tho roads to be opened coloured rod on plans prepared for the Wallace County Council, and opeu for inspection at the office of the said Council, Riverton, for a period of Eight Wooks from dato hereof. i. It is also proposed to stop the road tho road through section 13, block 11, Aparima Hundred. Plan of this road proposed to be stopped will be open for inspection at Wallace County Office, Riverton, for Eight Weeks from date hereof. Dated this sth day of June, 1891. JAS. FULLA.RTON, Countv Clerk and Treasurer. Public Notices. Y R NOTICE UNDER THT RABBIT NUISANCE ACT. NOTICE is hereby given that phosphorised grain will require to bo laid for destruction of rabbits on the undermentioned subdivisions iu tho following order:—■ Waiuiatuku Subdivision, week commercing JUNK 15. Jacob's River Subdivision, week commencing JUNE 22. Mount Pleasant and Heddon Bush Subdivisions, week commencing JUNE 29. Wairio, week commencing JULY 6. Orepuki, „ „ JULY 13. All landowners in these subdivisions are notified to lay poisoned grain on their propertics during the same poriods respectively. Phosphorised grain can be purchased from Whittingham Bros, and Instone's store, Thornbury; J. Sutherland, Fairfax; J. Smith, Otautau; and \V. Gruar and Co., Wairio. 11. T. TURNER, Stock Inspector, Invorcargilh N OTIC E. TTAYING sold my Business and being ■*--*- about to leavo Rivorton, I trust that allaccounts owiug lo mo will bopaid at once. I shall be iu Rivorton overy day for cue month lo receive accounts. All unpaid accounts will bo sued for iu June. Cheques, postal notes and loiters to be addrescod to J. W. BRIDGE, Chemist and' Dentist. " Riverton." A. BURTON, PROFESSOR MUSIC, IUVERTON. INSPRDCTION is given in the following -*" Subjects: Organ, Piano, Harmonium, Singing, Sight-siuging, lluruiouy and Choir Training and Musical Examination (Trinity College, London). Sight-Singing Class —TuiisnATs, at 7 p.m. CToral Society—Mo.vimvs at 7.30 p.m. Shorthand Class—Tuesdays, at 8 p.m. OREPUKI GOAL MI) SHALE CO. FOR CASH-b'iist-ehias Coa iuni new Seam, 14s per ton (delivorcd) >j «> » s P Pr ' a S (delivered) lis 9d, by tho truck at Station. G. 0. CASSELS, Agent. APARIMA ROLLER SKATING RINK. T-ONiGHf7"fc -MIGHT: Under the Management of the It inn It u Brass Band. Admission, On ; SkatGu. Ladies' Season Tickets ... ... 10s Od Do Do (with own skates) 7s Gd Gouts'Season Tickets 15s Od Do do (with own skates) IDs Od Ladies with their own rinks allowed the privilege cf balf-an-houi's slating I'iom 7.30 till 8 p.m. Open Wednesdays ami Saturdays Only. (pverv dese /WRAPPING PAPER <nv,\ for snip »i oiljfn ,>f ANTED KNOWN ping pape; uc> sal at cm.), i 'fli