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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 21 April 1880, Page 3

nib, BO®TSo JBOOTSt •W. J. SJD-A-W,-BEGS to Pfill the attention of the genes ral public of Pepflon, Gscy Viiiley nnd surrounding* districts' to his very large assoJtmput of BOOTS AND SHOES JU>T AERIVF.D;' Che Olioicestl Stock ever Opened ip Keefton (Jonß?Btin*g of Mens'sl Women's aodChildren's Boots and Shdes in endless variety, with all the latest [stales and the most fashionmile make. MEN'Sj BOOTS: Men's Dunsdin land Nelson Water' tights, 18s. \L: l > ■■ • ,'. iVln's D'anedinland Nelson Elastic Side?, 18s. I Blu»Uers. 10s 61 hnd 12s 6d. Kugiish WeHL.tiionß, 20s. Fnglish Halt Wkiugtons, 18s. Men's Canvas Slloe«, 6s 6d and Men's Melbournp Elastic Sides, 12s 6d and Ids. I LaDIEB BOOTS: Leather, Prunella, and JKid, 2s 6^, ss, 7s M. lOj 63. 12s B. 15s, and 18s. ■White Kid, ssfd6d. Balmoral, 10, ifes 6d, and 143.' Kid Walking phoes, ss, 7d 6d, and 12s 6d I Dolly VardensjSs, 7s 6J, 12s 6d. Boy's and Giijls' Boots and Shoes, Uoppertoes, 4« 6ctf and upwards Children's J3odts aad Shoes, from Is. upwards, I Also, a large I Stock of iilS OWN MAKE always on hand. A L*rge Stock of Leather, Grindejry, and Closed TTppers Always on Hand, and the Trade Supplied pn Liberal Terms. NoTKrTHE ADDBKSS ! % W-JSHAW Corner of Brotjdway and Walsh-street, (NexttoMrje. Cohen, Stationer.) CENTRAL J3HOADWAY, REE P TON WILLIAMS, FAMILY & (COMMERCIAL HOTEL, BUOJDWAY, &BEWON. . "■-. fT^HE underei|ned begs to n has resunled the conduct of the above, and being nowl under his direct superintendence, the public may rely npon every requirement ofj a First-class Hotel being provided. ■* Familie can depend upon every comfort and privacy. ; .. . The Bed Rooms are lofty, well-ventilated, and receive mostl constant and careful attention. I The Billiard Epom is spacious, and furnished with one of lA-lcock's Prize Tables. STABLING iccOMMODATIOtf Is excellent^ and Iconvenient to the Hotel, while tho charges are most reasonable. CEARGEB STIICTLY MODERATE W A L T E WILLIAMS J OPBIETOR •« CATTLE Til SSPABS AGT, 1868." NOTICE IS.HEItftBY- GIVEN that on after Saturday, 11th May, 188'), the Provisions of "The Uattle Tresspass 1868," will be enForced on my land known as M'lnerney's agricultural lease, Grey lioad, and bounded on the n >rtb by the main Grey ii^ar], and on tqe south by Soldier's Cteck, and that fit is my intention to CLAIM DAMAGES for all Catile, Horses Sheep, IPiers, or 'any other animals THESPiUSSING on the said land, whether thJ same be fenced or uniuilosed. I ARTHUR BE SEN. lloefton, Bth Aplil, 188 S. THE INSPECTION OF MACHINBRT ACT, 1874, IHE attention or Owners of Msrfsinrry and Steam Boilers * :iL»vl ' > t-'.^ <y: )- visions of '■' The inlpeotioa of Machinery Act, 1874/ which requires them, within a month from the dais on which the Act is brought into force, to Bend a written notica to the Inspector of Machinery for the district in which Eucli inaehinerr, boi;er may be, giving the uaino of owner ,ll he pace where such u.aciliinej"y or boiler Jis uei-d, tho native of suoh machinery, and ihe nature and amount oi ihe moviiijj power, j 'J'iie Act was, by I roclatcation dated the 10th instant, brought uto ioroo in the Province of Nelson. Notices lor 'the Inß )cctor of the Nelson3outli District are to te addressed to Chris'tohurch. J. KJpCPIKROW, INANGAHUA CO JWXY COUNCIL m/ilcE, rALL VOUCH EUB must be PEE BENTED for PAYMENT TWO pLKIK DAYS before tbe Oidinaiy Meetings of the Council, or they will not ha Recognised. WILLIAM GAKDISEE,