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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 19 April 1880, Page 3

BOOTS BOOTS. W. J. jS HA W, BEGS to call tHe attention of the genes - ral public of Seefton, Grey Valley ■ «ad surroundina districts to his very large Assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES ( JUST .ARRIVED; Che Choicest Stock ever Openeft in Keefton Consisting of M<jns's> ! , v?om6n-s and Child, ren's Boots and [Shoes in endless variety, with all the latest stales and the most fashionable make. { MEK'S BOOTS: Men's DutteUin and Nelson Water* tights, 18s, j Mpn's Danadin and Nelson Elastic Side?, 18s. I Bliiflhers, 10|6d and 12s 6d. English WelUetons, 20s. English Half Weiliiifetriift, 1 lß*i Men's Canvas Shoes, 6s 6d and Men's Melb »urne Elastic Sides, 12s 6d and 15s. La! )IES BOOTS : Leather, "Pr loella, and Kid, 2s 6d, ss, 7s 6d, 10s 6d, 12 s 6, 155, and 18s. White Kid, s*. 7d 6d. Balmoral, 1 ), 12s 6d, and 14s. Kid WalMing Shoes, ss, 7d 6d, and 12s 6d I Dolly Vardfens, ss, 7s 6d, 12s 6d. Boy's and! Girls' Boots and Shoes, Ooppertoes, 4k 6d and upwards Children's jßoots aad Shoes, from Is. upwards, I Also, a lake Stock of HIS OWN MAKE al wars on hand. A Large Stock of Leather, Grindery, and Closed Uppers Always pn hand, and lire Trade Supplied on Liberal Terms. N' >TE THE ADDBBSS ! Corner of I roadway "and Walsh-street, (Next to : dr. C, Cohen, Stationer.) CENTRALB3ROADWAY, REEPrON * WILLIAMS, FAMILY & COMMERCIAL HOTEL, B) OADWAT, iIEBMON. mHE undei signed begs to n has res imed tbe conduct of the above, and being fi< w under pi|4i? fcf sujSeriiiten-" ; dence, tbe mblic may rely upon evei*y requirement >f a First-class Hotel being provided. \ Familie ca* depend upon every comfort and privacy, j Tbe Bed Eiomß are lofty, well-ventilated, and receive mew constant and-careful attention. \ The Billiard Koom is spacious, and furnished with one oi Alcock'e Prize Tables. STABLINa WcCOMMODATION Ia excellent, and lconveoient to the Hotel, while tho qbargsa are moat reasonable. CHARGES STHICTLY MODERATE WALTJB [WILLIAMS I OyBIWTOE •« CATTLE TRESPASS ACT, 1868" Notice is Thereby given that on after Saturday, 11th May, 1880, the Provisions of " The Cattle Tresspass; Aft, Is6s," will be en* forced on my land, Hnown as M'lnerney's agiicullural lease, jfclrey Road, and bounded on the norah by the main Grey Road, and on the jsouth by Soldier's Creek, and that it lis my intention to CLUM DAMAGES for all Cattle; ' Horses, Sheep, I|gs, or any other animals TRESPASIING on the said land, whether the jsame be feneed or uoiaciosed. I ABTIJUR BREEN. Rpefton, Bth April! 188S. the Inspection of ma. CDINEIiY A.CT,' 1874, rpUE attention of Dwners of Madrinpry X and Stettin Boitass j bio-'i ;> tit? p. )- visions of '•' The insp ictioa of Machinery Act, 1874/ which rec lures thorn, within a month liorn the date on which tbe Act is brought into force, to send a written notica to the Inspector of Machinery for the district in which such machinery,jboiier may be, giving tbe D&tne of owner, tie place where Buch machinery or boiler is used, the nature of such machinery, and tb 3 nutnre and amount oi the moving power. The Act wa.-, b>- Fioclamation dated the 10th instant, brought ir to force ia the Province of Nelson. Notices for the Inspector of tbe I? ebonSouth District are to be addressed to Chrittchuruh. > J. NiJNCHRROW, jnahgahua coljjnty council not::cje, ALL VOUCH3£i:S must be PRE SENTED for PAYMENT TWO CLEAR DAYS before the Oidinary Meetings of the Coudeil, or thej will not be Recognised. WILLIAM GARDNER,