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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 7 April 1880, Page 3

BOOTS. BOOTS. W. J. iHA W, BEGS to call thelflttention of the eenes ral public of Beefton, Grey Valley nnd surrounding Districts to his very large assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES JUST lEEIVEDj Che Choices! Stock ever Opened n Keefton. Consisting of Mens' ', Women's and Child* ren's Boots and Shoes in endless variety, with all the latest styles and the most fashion: ble make. MEN'S BOOTS: Men's Dunedin and Nelson Water' tights, 18s. . Men's Dunedin and Nelson Elastic Sides, 18s. Bluchers, 10s 6d And 12s 6d. English Welling ons, 20s. English Half Wi lliugtons, 18s. Men's Canvas Sloes, 6s 6d and 7s 6*l. Men's Melbourne Elastic Sides, 12s 6d and 15s. LADIEfI BOOTS: Leather, Prunell i, and Kid, 2s 6i, ss, 7s 6.1, 10* 61. 12s C, 15s, and 18s. White Kid, 5s 3d 6J. Balmoral, 10, 12 6d, and 14s* Kid Walking £ boes, 53, 7d- 6d, and }2s 6d " Dolly Vardens, 5 i, 7s 6i, 12s 6d. Boy's and Girls Boots and Shoes, Coppertoes, 4s 6d aid upwards Children's Bootalaad Shoes, from Is. upwards. I Also, a large Stick of HIS OWN MAKE always on hand. A Large ptock of Leather, Grindery, and Closed Uppers Always on hand.land the Trade Supplied on Liberal Terms. Note the fiDDBESs! W-J-SE4W Corner of Broadway! and Walsh-street, (Next to Mr. C, Cbhen, Stationer.) CjSNTEAL BEOADWAY, EEEFTON "WILL D A M S , FAMILY & COMMJEROIAL HOTEL, BBOADWAT, EtEHPIOIir. nnHE uudereigned beg t to n has resumed the sonduot of the above, and being how under lis direct, superintendence, the public map rely upon every requirement of a First-class Hotel being provided. 1 Familie can depend lupon every comfort and privacy. I The Bed Rooms are Ipfty, well-ventilated, and receive most consta liand careful attention. The Billiard Boom i spacious, and furnished with one of Alcocl 'a Prize Tables. STABLING AOCO MMODATION Is excellent, and convenient to the Hotel, ' while tho charges are Imost reasonable. CEAEaiS STRICTLY MODERATE WALTK WIBLIAMS ' aPBIETOR . '•CATTLE TEESPA^S ACT, 1868," ."WOTICE IS HEEEfBY GIVEN that ! -*^ on and after Sa urday, 28th Feb riiary, 1880, the Pro 'isions of '• The Cattle Trespass Act, 1168," will be en' forced on my land, bei lg sections Nos. 53 and 55, Square 131, Buller Road, and bounded on the south by BrazTs farm, and on the north by M'Ginley's farm, and that it is my int ntion to CLAIM DAMAGES for all Cattle, Horses, Sheep, Pigs, or any other animals TEES* PASSING on the said hand, whether the same be fenced or uniurlosed. MICHAEL SMITH. Buller Road, 28th Jlnuary, 1880. THE INSPECTION OF MA. CHINELIY ApT, 1874, THE attention of Owners of Machinery and Steam Bpilersip JtU^i ; 3 0u» i. jvisions of " The inspeelbn of Machinery Act, 1874/ which requi es them, within a month lrom the date o which the Act is brought into force, to sen< a written notica to the Inspector of Machine y for the district in which such maohinery, b tiler may be, giving the name of owner, the place where such machinery or boiler is ised, the nature of such machinery, and the nature and amount of the moving power. The Act was, by Pro lamation dated the 10th instant, brought int force in the Province of Nelson. Noticeß i'or the Inspe tor of the NelßonSouth District are to be .ddressed to Christchurch. J. NANCHBROW, INANGAHUA COUfTY COUNCIL NorTck, ALL VOUCHEES must be PEE SENTJED for PAYMENT TWO CLEAE DAYS befoj-e the Oidinary Meetings of the Council, or they wiH not be Eecognised. ■■ WJT..L.IAM G4.RDNEE,-