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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 26 March 1880, Page 3

BOOTS. BOOTS. — W. J. SH A W, BKGS to call fclj^ Bttention of the eenos ral public of jßeefton, Grey Valley nnd surrounding (districts to his very large assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES JUST (ARRIVED; The Choicest Stock erer Opened] in Kecfton Consisting of Menl's, Women's and Child* ren's Boots and Shoes in endless variety, with all tbe latejt stales and the most fashionable make. MENJS BOOTS: Men's Dunedta and Nelson Watertights, 18s. I Men's Danedln and Nelson Elastic Sides, 18s. J Bluchers. 10s 6M and 12s 6d. Engitsu WeUiJatons, 20*. Fnglish Half Welliugtons, IBs. Men's Canvas Shoes, 6s 6d and 7s 6d, Jtfen's Melbounne Klastic Sides, 12s 6d and 15s, I LADTIS BOOTS: Leather, Pruneßla. and Kid, 2s 6J, ss, 7s 61, 10s 6J, 12s 6, 155, and 18s. White Kid, s<J7d 6J. Balmoral, 10, IBs 6d, and 14s. • Kid Walking Shoes, ss, 7d 6d, and 12s 6d Dolly Vardens. Bg, 7s 6J, 12s 6d. Boy's and Girlb' Boots and Shoes, Uoppertoes, 4s 6d Ind upwards Children's Boot! aad Shoes, from Is. upwards, I Also, a large «ock of HIS OWN MAKE always on land. A Largb Stock of leather, Grinderi/\and Closed Uppers Always on banl, and the Trade Supplied on Liberal Terms. Note thbl Addbbss ! Corner of Broadwajj and Walsh-street, (Next to Mr. C, (lohen, Stationer.) CENTRAL BROADKVAY, REEF TON ■" WILLIAMS, FAMILY & COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Bboadwat, Kbbmok. nnHE undersigned begs to n -■" has resumed the aonduct of the above, and being now under his direct superintendence, the public mayl rely npon every requirement of a First-jclaßs Hotel being provided. J Familie can depend upon every comfort and privacy. The Bed Booms are ldfty, well-ventilated, and receive most constant and careful attention. / The Billiard Boom Is spacious, and furnished with one of Alcoak's Prize Tables, STABLING ACCOMMODATION Is excellent, and convenient to the Hotel, while tho charges are moat reasonable. CHARGES STBICTLY MODERATE WALTK (WILLIAMS « CATTLE TRESPASS ACT, 1868," TCTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ■^ on and aft-e • Saturday, 28th Feb ruary, 1880, the Provisions of •• The Cattle Trespass A st, 1863," will be en« forced on my lan I, being sections Nos. 53 and 55, Square 131, Buller Koad.and bounded on the i outh by Brazil's farm, and on the nort i by M'Ginley'o farm, and that it is m r intention to CLAIM DAMAGES for all Cattle, Horse*, Sheep, Pigs, or ar y other animals TRES* PASSING on the said land, whether tbe same be fenced or uninclosed. MICHAEL SMITH. Buller Road, 2qth January. 1880. Ttf IrfdPSCMJtf F MACiJINERt ACT, 1874, TUE attention ra Owners of Mu4«iv?ry and Steam Boilers n J " i3 l '■ ' :i ''' r } ~ visions of '•' The iispeothn of Machinery Act. 1874,' which pquires them, within a month irotn the date on which the Act is brought into force, to vend a written notica to the Inspector of Machinery for the district in which such machinery, boiler may be, giving the name of owner, the place where such machinery or boilei is used, the nature of such machinery, and ft he natnre and amount of the moving powerf Tbe Act was, by proclamation dated tbe 10th instant, brought! into force in tbe Province of Nelson. i Notices lor tbe Inspector of the NeUonSouth District are tope addressed to Christchurch. | J. NfANCHRROW, INANGAHUA COUNTY COUNCIL NOTICE, ALL VOUCHERS must be PRE SENTED for PAYMENT TWO CLEAR DAYS before the OiJinary Meetings of the Council, or they will not be Recognised. WILLIAM GARDNER,