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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 15 March 1880, Page 3

BOOTS.! BOOTS. W. J. SHA W, BEGS to call thi attention of the genes rai public of Eeefton, Grey Valley tnd surrounding districts to his very large as sortment of BOOTS AND SHOES JUST AKRIVID; Che Choicest Stock ever Opened in Beefton Consisting of Men-j'e, Women's andChildrens Boots and Shoes in endless variety, with all the latesjt styles and the most fashio lahle make. MEN'S BOOTS: ; Men's Dunedi i and Nelson Water--tights, 18s, ' Men's Danedii and Nelson Elastic Sides, 18s. Bl«"hers. 10s 6d and 12s 6d. iEuglisli Weill.* -tons, 20<. Fnglish Half'W e!li!j .** t ' fnci ** l 8s * 1 Men's Canvas Shoes, 6s 6d and 7s 6d, Men's Melbour ie .Elastic Sides, 12s 6d and 15s. LADTIS BOOTS: Loather, Prune la. and Kid, 2s 6d, ss. 7s 6d, 10« 61. 12s 6. 15s, and 18s. . White Bjd,-6<. 7d 61. Balmoral, 10, 1 }s 61, and 14--. ; . Kid Walking Shoes, ss, 7d 6d, and I2s6d Dolly Vardens, U, 7s 6d, 12s 6d. Boy's and Gir 3* Boots and Shoes, Coppertoes, 4s 6d md upwards Children's Rools and Shoes, from Is. upwards. Also, a large Stock of HIS OWN MAKE always on hand. A Lai ge Stock of Leather, Grindery, and Closed Uppers Always on ha id, and the TradeSupplied oi Liberal Terms. Note tj :e Address ! W J SHAW Corner of Broadfcay and Walsh -street, (Next to Mr. ffi. Cohen, Stationer.) CENTRAL BROADWAY, REEF TON W 1 J J L lAMS , FAMILY & COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Bboadivay, Reefton. mHE undersigntd begs to n '-■- has resumefl the conduct of tbe above, and being now under his direct superiuten* dence, the pub ie may rely npon every requirement of **> First-class Hotel being provided. Familie can i epend upon every comfort and priracy. The Bed 800 ns are lofty, well-ventilated, and receive mos; constant and careful attention. The Billiard poom is spacious, and furnished with one pf Alcock's Prize Tables.' STABLING ACCOMMODATION la excellent, aid convenient to the Hotel, while tho charges are most reasonable. CHARGES STRICTLY MODERATE WALT!B WILLIAMS " CATTLE TRESPASS ACT, 1868," "VTOTICE [SHEKEBY GIVEN that *■*-' on anc after Saturday, 28th Feb ruary, 18S0, the Provisions of '* The Cattle Tre.spa s Act, 1868," will be en** forced ou mjl land, being sections Nos. 53 and 55, tq iare 131, Buller I'oad, and bounded ou 'he south by Brazil's farm, and on tho lorth by M'Ginley 's /arm, and that it is my intention to CLAIM DAMAGES for' all Cattle, iloi.es, Pig**, ( r any other animals THKS*PASSING ou the Slid land, whether the same be feucel or uninclosed. MICHAEL SMITH. Buller Jtoa , 28th January. 1880. TH IKS? *i JxU )N c maeiJINBRY ACT, XB7i, THE atteuti n of Owners of Maehb^.-y and Stean JBoiJerstJ nl.j.! : 3 £;.; > )- visions of '■'Tie inspect! > '. of Machinery Act, 187*,' wh eh requires them, within v month irom th i date on whioh the Act is brought into for c, to sutid v written notiua to the Inspector of Machinery for tho district in which such mac liiuery, boiier may be, giving the name of o mer, the p ace where such machinery or I oiler is used, the i)&tu*e oi such machinery, and the natnre aud umount of f lic moving pjwer. The Act was by Proclamation dated the 10th instant. br< ught into loreo in the Province oi Nelson.! Notices tor the Inspector of the NelsonSouth District u|' c to be addressed to Christchurch. J. NANCHRROW, INANGAHUA COUNTY COUNCIL I NOTICE, ALL VOUCHERS must bo PRE SENTED for PAYMENT TWO CLEAR DAYS betore tbe Oidinary Meetings of the Council, or they will not be Recognised. WILLIAM GARDNER,