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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 2 April 1880, Page 3

INANGAHUA COUNTY COUNCIL REEFTON PUBLiaMQUND. FJIHE following SCALE if CHARGES X ha« been adopted by Council at a Meeting held on 4th day of February, ' 1880:— I Poundage Fibs, I ■; d; For each entire horse above the age of 32 months ... I. 6 0 For each mare, gelding, colt, filly, mule, ass, goat, or pig 1... ... 2 0 For each bull above theTage of 12 months I 6 ° Fo? ach ox, cow, steer, heifer, or calt for the first ten I 1 0 ditto, itto, ditto, the uext tan „, 0 8 do. do. , do. the Inext thirty 0 6 del* do. do. all others above 50 0 4 For each ram above the age of nine months ... ... I ... ... 2 0 For each ewe, wether Jor lamb, for the first twenty ... I 0 4 ditto, ditto, ditto, thj next 30 ... 0 3 do. do. do. thel next 50 ... 0 2 do. do. do. all qt Hers above 100_ 0 1 The above fees to ie paid for each day, or part of a day, dur jg which the animal is kept in pound. I Charges * ob Food. i. d. For every horse, nare, gelding, mule, ass, colt, fill; ,or foals ... 4 0 For every bull, cow , ox, ateer t or heifer ... .. ... ... 20For every calf, und ir six months 1 0 Por every sheep, or hmb 1 0 For every goat . ..J ... ... 1 0 Forgery boar, sow,| or other pig 1 0 tie above charges to be paid for each ■ day of twentynfour lours, or part of a day, during which tbl animal is supplied with food and jratir by the Pc|undkeeper, bnt the own* m»y uupply food and water, in which lease these charges are not to be made. I RATES OF ORDINARY DAMAGES TO BE CHARGE ) FOR CATTLE TRESPASSING. Deioription of Cattle, &o §s*. g.2-f Tieipiiwing. §.-«» ||§,| »° aS S. D. 3. D. 26 5 0 26 6 0 %6 5 0 26 5 0 26 5 0 26 5 0 BRENNAN, >unty Chairman. 880. CV COUNCIL* ibruary, 1880, teefton. is to NOTIFY you that ■H^ou were APPOI TTED POUND, by Resolutic j of the Council, October 1879, and that will date from that i period of twelve \t servant, ; {.BENN AN,, 7 '. |^^^^^^^^^^^B Chairman. TO ALL. alive, thanks to l ' n g to became doe Pi ofessor's intended irected in Eflgland | P^^HPBvox of Hollo way's Pills, took them at intervals, a id refrained from the "flowing Bowl," and Bichard's himself again. Holloway's Pill's tad Ointment are largely used in Bermuda, land that accounts, in /ny opinion, for thel longevity of its inhabitants, I feel quiett assured, however that Professor Holloway is and has been one of the greatest benefactors Ito the human race that ha« ever lived, and tbkt his name will b& banded down to posterity [when the name of our bravest manslayers arelbrgotton. Strange to say that we, in different ways-, strive to 1 acquire the art of killing, [but our own pre» servation we take little held of. I have lived in Bermuda 26 years, and in that time ' have inquired of soldiers how tpey have preserved their health so well ; the Answer has generally been, " By not going to tie Army Doctor, but ! by using the Pills and Oiitment." By using the above, I ma now found at my Hermitage to be looking much younger and iiore healthy than you hate teen me for years. fours, J; W.pDDY, Tttoebm TowA Bsronnu, [Formerly Secretary to Duke of Brunswick.] ' The Bermuda Times, I 10th May, 1879. I ~~P JS M T TJS LE, m a I lob BROAD Wl A V \ (Adjoining the Melbourne Hotel,, Having opened with « [large Stock WEST OF ENGLAND CLOTH : Coatings, Twebps, &c, Invites an r e ; call. AlUhe Goods, bav| been carefuii? selected, and the Make Quklity, and Styl are unequalled. : .-, FIT AND WOR^KMANSHiP GUAJiA^XEED,