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Inangahua Times, Volume II, 1 March 1880, Page 3

BOOTsI 15001 S. w. j. 1 hta:w, BEGS to pall the attention of the penes ral public of iaeefton, Grey Valley nad surrounding districts to his very large assortment of. BOOTS AM) SHOES JUST AIRIVED; Che Choicest Stock ever Opened ii Heefton Consisting of Metis'?, Women's and Child* ren's Boo's and Shot s in endless varieiy, with all the latest f tsles and the most fashionable make. MEN'S BOOTS: Men's Doaedin and Nelson Watertights, 18s. Men's Danedin and Nelson Elastic Sides, 18s. j Bluchers, 10s 63 arid I2s 6d. English Wellingtons, 20s. Fnglish Half Wellugtons, IBs. Men's Canvas Sbofes, 6s 6d and 7s 6d, Men's Melbourue [Klastie Sides, 12s 6d and 15s. ! ladies boots : Leather, Prunellaiaud Kid, 2s 6d, ss, 7s 61, 10 i 6 1, 12s 6, ps, and 18s. White Kid, ss, 7d!6J. Balmoral, 10, 12s Bd, and 149. Kid Walking Sbbes, 53, 7d 6<2, and 12s 61 Dolly Vardens. 5s 7s 6J, 12s 6d. Boy's and Girls' Boots and Shoes, Coppertoes, 4s 6d anp upwards Children's Boots aad Shoes, from Is. upwards. Also, a large St>ck of HIS OWN MAKE always on h md, A Lnrg« Stock of Leather, Grindery \ and Closed Tippers Always on banal, and the Trade Supplied on Liberal Terms. Notsthb Address! W.J.SHAW Corner of Broadway and Walsh-street, (Next to Mr. C.j Cohen, Stationer.) CENTRAL BROADWAY, REEFJON " CATTLE TKEJ3PASB ACT, 186^," "VTOTICE IS IffISREBY GIVEN that -^ on and afte* Saturday, 28th Feb ruary, 1880, tha Provisions of •• The Cattle Trespass .act, 1863," will be eu« forced on my land, being sections Nos. S3 and 55, ?quar* 131, Buller Road, and bounded on tliejsoath by Braz I's farm, and on the Eoijlh by M'Ginley's farm, ancl that it is my intention to CLAIM DAMAGES fJr alt Cattle, .Horaes, Sheep, Pigs, or any other animals TRE'S* PASSING on tile s?id land, whether the same be fenced ir uninelosed. (MICHAEL SMITH. Buller Road, pth January, 1880. INANGAIIUi . COUNTY/, COUNCIL. VALUATION! ROLL NOTICE-FOR TflEI TEAR, 188 Q. •VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that J3I Jbe VAIiUi'MON ROLLS for the different RIDINGS in the County are bung up for BUBLIC INSPECTION at the undermentioned -piattes .'—* Relfton Ppiso— Couucil Caam* bers, ReeftOD, Boatman's IJiding— Archer's Store, Cftplestc|». Hampdbn '. hmso «r" Moonlight's Store, I arapden. Mubbat EmxG — Ramsaj's Store, \ Black's . 'oiut. CiiUsniHGTO] r IfiDiTO — Irving's I Sioie. C'ushington, Antonio's '. !ioi?;a — Roes' Hotel, Auiouio' 3 Flat, For general information, tbe following Clauses of the Rajing Act, are inserted :— Clause 15. Anr person who considers himself flggrieveo by reason of the unfai rness or incorrect ness of any rateable value iv lite Valuation L'st, or by reason of the inset tionjoi 1 incorrectness of any matter therm, or the omissiou*of any .matter therefrom, may object as herein 'provided. i Clause 16. F.|ery objection shall be in r wri{|jyj under thjb baud of Ibe objector, and %a!l be asftiear as may be ia tbe form iv the Fovjrtu Schedule, and shall •be addressed to and deliver? j at tbo place ..Of Sitting of the Assessujput Court beioinaftermeniit'ned, on or befoie tLe 15 b flay of February. Clause 17. Every objector shall, not less than seven days before the Sitting of the said Court, send to the local body a copy of every such objection made by him, JOHN HAROLD, County Clerk. Couucil Chambers, 15th January, 1880,