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Western Star, Issue 1575, 1 July 1891, Page 3

Wallace County Gazette. WALLACE COUNTY. i ROADS TO BE STOPPED AND NEW ROADS OPENED. VTOTICE is hereby given that ifc is pro- ■*-' posed to stop the following roads in. Waiau District and open others in lieu thereof, viz., 1. Tho road, two chains wide, extending through section 7, Waiau District, beginning at North-cast corner of section 22, Waiau District, and extending in a south-easterly direction, a distance of 3522 links, thenco in a southerly direction a distanco o 6891 liuks, more or loss 2. The road, one chain wide, commencing at two chain road in section 7? Waiau District, and extending in a<t easterly and north-easterly direction a distance of 12,032 links, more or less. 3. The road forming the northern bound. ary of sections 22 and 21, Waiau District, and extending in a northwesterly direction though section 8 Waiau District, a distance links. Said roads proposed to be stoppod being coloured green and the roads to be opened coloured red on plans prepared for tho Wallaco County Council, and opon for inspection at the office of the said Council, Rivet - ton, for a period of Eight Weeks from dato heroof. 4. It is also proposed to stop tho road tho road through section 13, blook 11, Aparinia Hundred. Plan of this road proposed to be stopped will bo open for inspection at. Wallace County Office, Biverton, for Eight Weeks from date hereof. Dated this sth clay of June, 1891. JAS. IfULLARTON, County Clerk and Treasuror. Public Notices. v. R. &€&£s&& NOTICE UNDER THT RABBIT .NUISANCE ACT. NOTICE is hereby given that pliosphoihed grain will rcquiro to bo laid for destruction of rabbits on tho undermentioned subdivisions in the following order:— Waiiuatuku Subdivision, week commencing JUNK 10. Jacob's River Subdivision, week commencing JUNE 22. Mount L'leasant and ileddou Busk Subdivisions; week commencing JUNE 29. Wairio, wock commencing JULY fi. Oropuki, „ „ JULY 13. All landowners in these subdivisions aro notified to lay poisoned grain on their properties during the saino periods respectively. Pbosphorised grain can be purchased from Wbittingham Bros, and Instone's store, Thornbury; J. Sutherland, Fairfax; J. Smith, Otautau; and W. Gruar and Co., Wairio, 11. T. TURNER, Stock inspector, Invercargilh 4 BURTON, PROFESSOR MUSIC, RIVERTON. "INSTRUCTION is given in the following ■*■ Subjects: Organ, Piano, Harmonium, Singing, Sight-singing, Harmony and Choir Training and Musical Examination (Trinity College, London). Sight-Singing Class Tuesdays, at 7 p.m. Jhoral Society—Moxdais at 7.30 p.m. Shorthand Class—Tuesdays, at S p.m. OREPUKI COAL FOR CASH— First-class Coal from new Scam, lis per ton (delivered) „ ~ „ „ „ 2s per 1 ag (delivered) ~ „ » Us 9d, by tho truck at Station. G. 0. CASSELS, Agent, AParima^roTler SKATING RINK. T-ONIGHfTfo-NIGHT! Duder the Management ot tho Kivoitoti Brass Baud. Aimissto.v, L>n; Skat6j>. Ladies'Season Tickets ... ... M't. I'd Do Do (with own skates) 7s (3d Gents'Season Tickets ... ... l.wjOd Uo do (with own skates) lOs Od Ladies with their own rinks allowc I the privilege of half-au-hour's t.killing from 7.30 till S p.m. Open Wednesdays and Saturdays Only, brass Uand in attendance each livening. E. PERKY, Manager. N 0 T I c !•:. T HEREBY give notice that I will not bo responsible for any debts contracted by mv son Frederick Stovens, after thi;- dale. Oiaitai Rus-h July Ist 1S<)1. X O T 1 C K. ALL unpaid accctints must be paid al once 1 V cither to Mr Edgar Ward, Chemisi, Rivcrton.or Misßiidgc, Thornbury, ciiher of whose receipt will bu aiifficient discharge ; vv W. Bill DC J