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

BOOTS. BOOTS. W. J- SHAW, BEGS to call the attention^ of the genes ral public of Reefton, Jrcy Valley Mid surrounding districts to his very large assortment >f BOOTS AND (SHOES JUST ARRIVED; rhe Choicest Stcck ever Opened in Keofton Consisting of Mens's, Womei i's and Children's Boots and Shoes in «n Hess variety, with all the latest styles md the most fashionable mak< . MEN'S BOOTS : Men's Dunedin and Ne son Water* tights, 18s, Men's Dunedin and Nelson Elastic Sides, 18s. Bliwhers. 10s 6d and 12s 6 1. ~ Englisn WelJiAgtons, 20s. Epglish Half WelliugtonsJ 18s. .Men's Canvas Shoes, 6s 61 and 7s 6d, L Men's Melbourne Elastic Bides, 12s 6d and 15s. I Ladies boots % Leather, Prunella, and Kid, 2s 6d, ss, 7s 6d, 10s 6a, 12s 6, 155, and 18s. White Kid, ss, 7d 6d. Balmoral, 10, 12s 6d, and L4s. Kid Walking Shoes, ss, 7d 6d, and 12s 6d Dolly Vardens, ss, 7s 6d, ] 2s 6d. Boy's and Girls' Boots md Shoes, Coppertoes, 4s 6d and upwarfls Children's Boots and Shies, from Is. upwards, I Also, a large Stock of HIS OWN MAKE always on hand. I A Large Stock or ' Leather, Grindery, and Chsed Uppers Always on hand, and the Trade Supplied on Liberal Terms; Note the Addbhss! wjshlw Corner of Broadway and [Walsh-street, (Next to Mr. C, Cohen, [Stationer.) CENTRAL BROADWAY, REEFrON ~ WILLIAMS, FAMILY & COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Bboadwat, Bexkok. np|HE undersigned begs tol n - has resumed the oonduot of the above, and being bow under his aireot superintendence, the public toay Jely npph every requirement of a First-class Hotel being provided. I Familie can depend upon every comfort and privacy. I The Bed Booms are loftjl well-ventilated, and receive most constant and careful attention. ■„. , The Billiard Boom is sp icioua, and furnished with one of Alcook's V ize Tables. STABLING ACOOMM )DATION Is excellent, and convenieni to the Hotel, while the charges are mo it reasonable. CEABQE3 STRICTLY J MODERATE WAL T B WifLL IA M S OMJOfB "CATTLE TRESPAS J ACT, 1869," T^rOTICE IS HEREI V GIVEN that ,-*"!• on and after Sat irday, 28th Feb ruary, 1880, the Prov sions of •• The Cattle Trespass Act, 181 8," will be en« forced on my land, beii g' sections 1 Nos* 53 and 55, Square 131, taller Hoad, and bounded on the south >y Brazil's farm, and on the north by '. I'Ginley's farm, and that it is my intei tion to CLAIM DAMAGES for all Cattle, Horses, Sheep, Pigs, or any othe animals TRES» PASSING on the said 1 nd, whether the same be fenced or uninol >sed. MICH. J3L SMITH. ' Suller Hoad, 28th Jai vary, 1880. TH ItfSPECITJX i" MACBINERY ACp, 1874, THE attention of Ow era of Machinery and Steam Boilers u :iLaU i 3 fcu^ i: )- viaions of "The inspect! m of Machinery Act, 1874,' which requit « them, within a month irom the date on which the. Act is brought into force, to send a written notice to the Inspector of Machiner • for the district in which such machinery, holier may be, giving the < name of owner, the [place where such niaobinery or boiler is ufced, the nature of such machinery, and the natnre and amount of the moving power. I The Act was, by Proclamation dated the 10th instant, brought into torco in the Pro~ vinoe of Nelson. \ Notices for the Inspector of the KelsonSouth. District are to be ftddreesed to Christchurch. I J. HANCHRROW, INANGAHUA COUNtW COUNCIL i NOTICE.! ALL VOUCHERS nkst be PRE SENTED for PAYMENT TWO CLEAR DAYS before [the Oidinary Meetings of the Council, or they will not be Recognised. ! i WILJiIAM aApWEB,