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Western Star, Issue 1576, 4 July 1891, Page 3

| Wallace County Gazette. | WALLACE COUNTY. | ROADS TO BE STOPPED AND NEW HOADS OPENED. is hereby given that it is pro* posed to stop the following road Waiau District and open others in lieu thereof, viz., 1. The road, two chains wide, extending through section 7, Waiau DisJ trict, beginning at North-eaatcorner I of section 22, Waiau District, and ) extending in a south-easterly direction, a distance of 3522 links, thence in a southerly direction a distance o 6891 links, more or less 3. The road, one chain wide, commencing at two chain road in section 7 Waiau District, and extending in an easterly and north-easterly direction a distance of 12,032 links, more or less. 3. The road forming the northern boundary of sections 22 and 21, Waiau District, and extending in a northwesterly direction though section 8 Waiau District, a distance 0fj4,125‘8 links. Said roads proposed to be stopped being coloured green and the roads to bo opened coloured red on plans prepared for the Wallace County Council, and open for inspection at tbe office of the said Council, Riverton, for a period of Eight Weeks from date hereof. 4. It is also proposed to stop the road the road through section 13, block 11, Aparima Hundred. Plan of this road proposed to be stopped will bo open for inspection at Wallace County Office, Riverton, for Eight Weeks from date hereof. Dated this sth day of June, 1891. JAS. FULLARTON, County Clerk and Treasurer, PnMic Polices. ’ " *'<6 **-' »' j NOTICE UNDER THT RABBIT N [USANCE ACT. NOTICE is hereby given that phosphorised grain will require to belaid for destruction of rabbits on the undermentioned subdivisions in tbe following order:— Waimatuku Subdivision, week commencing JUNE 15. Jacob’s River Subdivision, week commencing JUNE 23. Mount Pleasant and Heddon Bush Subdivisions, week commencing JUNE 29. Wairio., week commencing JULY 6. Oropuki, „ „ JULY 13. All landowners in these subdivisions are notified to lay poisoned grain on their properties during the same periods respectively. Phosphorisod grain can be purchased from Whittingham Bros, and lustono’s store, Thorn bury; J. Sutherland, Fairfax; J. Smith, Otautau; and W. Gruar and Co., Wairio. U. T. TURNER, Stock Inspector, InvercargillA. BURTON, PROFESSOR MUSIC, RIVERTON. TNSrRUCTION is given in the following Subjects: Organ, Plano, Harmonium, Singing, Sight-singing, Hcrmony and Choir Training and Musical Examination (Trinity College, London). Sight-Singing Class'— Tuesdays, at 7 pan. Choral Society— Mondays at 7.30 pan. Shorthand Class — Tuesdays, at 8 p.m. QREFUKICOAL Uii SHAM! CO.

Foil CAS If— First-class Coal from new Seam, 14a pur lou (delivered) „ ,< >. » » 2s par lag (delivered! ~ a, ~ ) , Ha? Jd , IJ V the truck at Station. G. U, CABSELS, Agent, APARIMA roller SKATING KINK. T ONIGHT! TO NIGHT! Under tho Management ol (ho Kivoiton Brass Band. Admission, (3d j SratGd. Ladies’ Season Tickets 10s Ud Do Do (with own skates) 7s (id Gents’Season Tickets ... ... 15s Oil Do do (with own skates) 10a Od Ladies with liuir own rinks alloivo I the privilege of half-nn-hour’s skating fiom 7.30 till 8 p.m. Open Wednesdays and Saturdays Only, f.rass Band in alttinlanco each Lulling E. I’ERIIV, Manager. X 0 T T C !■:. T LIEUEBY give notico that I will not he responsible for any dells eontiae'ed by my son Frederick Stevens, after lb's dale. GLOKGL ST EVENS, Otaitai Bash. | July Ist 165)1, I x o t i c r:. j 4 LTj unpaid accounts must he paid, at once | either to Mr Edgar Ward, Chemist 1 Riverton, or Mrs Bridge, Thornbnrv, oil her of * w hose receipt will ho sufficient clischmge ; or by letter addressed to me, Kivnu n. J- W. BRIDGE.