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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 24 March 1880, Page 3

BOOTS. BOOTS. W. J. f; HA W, BEGS to call the attention of the genes ral public of I eefton, Grey Valley nnd surrounding ( istricts to his very large ass irtment of BOOTS AND SHOES JUST ARRIVED; The Choicest Stock ever Opened i 1 Keefton Consisting of Mens's Women's andCbildren's Boo's and Shc?s in endless variety, with all the latest itvles and the most fashional le make. MEN'S* BOOTS s Men's Dunedin md Nelson Water* tights, 18s. M>n's Daoedin md Nelson Elastic Sides, 18s. Blithers. 10s 6d aid 12s 6d. English Wellin»to is, 20s. Fnsjlish Half Wei iugtons, 18s. Men's Canvns Sho >*, 6s 6d and 7« 6J, Men's Melbourne Rlastio Sides, ]2s 6d LaDTES BOOTS: Leather, Prunella, and Kid, 2s 6d, ss, 7s 61. 10« 6i 12s 6. ss, and 183. White Kid. 5s 7d 6J. Balmoral, 10; 12s ( d, and 14s. Kid Walking Sh es, ss, 7d Qi, and 13s 6d Dolly Vardens. ss, U 63, 12s 6d. Boy's and Girls' Boots ' and Shoes, Coppertoes, 4s 6d anc upwards Children's Boots i nd Shoes, from Is. upwards, ANo, a large Sto sk of HIS OWN MAKE always on ha id. A Large Stock of Leather, Grindery, md Closed Tippers Always on hand, and the Trade Supplied on L beral Terms. Note the Addbess! WJBHAW Corner of Broadwaj and Walsh-street, (Next to Mr. C. Cohen, Stationer.) CENTRAL BROAI WAY, REEF TON " WILLIAMS, ~ FAMLLY & COMMERCIAL EOTEL, Beoadwat Beeetost. rpH E undersigned b gs to n , has resumed th > conduct of the above, and being now wnde his direct superintendence, the public say rely inpon every requirement of a F 'st-class Hotel being provided. Familie can depen I upon every comfort and privacy. The Bed Eooms aie lofty, well-ventilated, and receive most con stant and careful attention. The Billiard Boon is spacious, and furnished with one of Al< ock's Prize Tables. 1 # STABLING- AC 30MM0DATI0N Is excellent, and co venient to the Hotel, while tho charges ire most reasonable. CEARG IS STEI 3TLY MODERATE WAL T n W V i LL IA M S '«• CATTLE TRESPASS ACT, 1868," ■VTOTICE IS H] IREBY GIVEN that -^ on and after Saturday, 28th Feb ruarv, 1880, the Provisions of '• The Cuttle Trespass Ac, 1863," will be enforced on my land being sections Nos. 53 and 55, Square 31, ' Buller ltoad, and bounded on the so Uh by BrazXs farm, and on the north by M'Ginley's farm, and that it is my intention to CLAIM DA VI AGES for all Cattle, Horses, Sheep, Pigs, or any other animals TRES« PASSING on the s id land, whether the 'Same be fenced or v linclosed. M] CHAEL SMITH. Buller Ttoad, 28tl January, ISSO. "th itfdPaJri )S ¥ machinery ACT, 1874, fnUE attention of Onrner3 of llnc'jir.?ry J. and Steam J3oil« ran i 11 .3.1 :> :.<.» J )- visions of '■' The ins »ecti.)n of Machinery Act, 1874,' which re juires them, wichiu a month irora the dattNffh which the Act ie brought into force, to BjE>nd a written notica to the Inspector of Machinery for the district in which such machinery! boiler may be, giving the name of owner, flic pace where sucii machinery or boiler is used, the nature o; such machinery, and the natnre and amount oi the moving power. The Act was, by proclamation dated the 10th instant, brought jjnto force ia the Province of Nelson. J Notices for the Inipector of the NelsonSouth District are to be addressed to Christchurch. I J. NANCHKROW, INANGAHfJA COUNTY. COUNCII NufrTcE, A LL VOUCHERS must be PRE 4*- SENTED for PAYMENT IWC CLEAR DAYS beiore the OiJiuarj Meetings of the Council, or they will no bo Recognised. WILLIAM GARDNER,