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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 3 May 1880, Page 3

S B T T B L Bs m a 1 Id 0 b £ , R 0 A D W A V 1 , it! |*A j (Adjoining the MfclbourW Hotelv Having opened with * large Stook of WEST OF ENGILAND CLOTH. HE Coatinos, Tweeds, ka., invites an early call. All the Goods, iiave been carefully selected, and the Make Quality, and Style are unequalled. F I TANDWOR KWA NKHIF GUARANTEE l>. * INANGAHUA Cdt SKPf } ®&%lMf? — __. REEFTON PDJBLIC POUND. THE following SCALE of CHARGES bas beeu adopted by Council at a Meeting held on ( itbVday of Fcb|Ufryi 1880:Poundajb Fees, * • For each entire hors 1 above the age of J2 months . . 6 0 For each mare, gel ling, po^t, filly,. mule, ass, goat, 01 pig 2 ° For each bull abov( the age of 12 months i«ii;^« a»*»J %J«i For ach ox, cow, iteer, heifer, or cait for the first 1 m 1 ° ditto, Itto, ditto, tl i next ten ... 0 8 do. do. do. tie next thirty 0 6 dol * do. do. all cithers above 50 0 4 For each ram above tbe sge of nine months 2 ° For each ewe, wether, or lamb, for the first twenty 0 4 ditto* ditto, ditto, the next 30 ... 0 3 do. do. do. the next 50 ... 0 2 do. do. do. all others above 10Q 0,. 1 The above fees to be paid for each. day, or part of a day, durfg which the animal is kept in ponnd. j f «4J Chasges ijdb Food. For every horse, mhre, gelding, mule, ass, colt, .filly, or foals ... 4 0 For every bull, cow, ox, steer, or heifer .... ... ... ••• 2 0 For every calf, undei six months 1 ., 0 Cor every sheep, or la nb ... «. IP For every goat ... 1" 0 For every boar, sow, <tr other pig 1 0 The above charges t > be paid for each day of twenty«four h >urs, or part of a day, during which tbe animal is supplied with food and watei • by \ the Pound* keeper, but the ownei may supply food and water, in which < ase these charges are not to be made. *|* 'fjx\ || I i RATES OF ORDIN. LRY DAMAGES TO BE CHARGEI > FOB CATTLE TRESPASSING. Description of Cattle, {#„ UMMU 1| "3#' Trespassing. g,'ag 1 g ® ' s >.0 fe»<ff 6CM « § <». O fl tt S. D. S. D. For every entire horse. mule, ass or bull -2 6 5 0 For every mare, gelding , filly, cow ,], 2 6 5 0 For every sheep or lambi, 2 6 5 0 For every pig ,„ 2 6 5 0 For every goat, a,**• • , -t ', 'i I 4 * 2'= S.| & »0 « For every ... ..,' .. ,2 6 5 0 .*•',-.", 'County Cnairman. Reefton, 4th Febrnar r, 1880. INANGAHUA COUNTY G^UiGILj Reefton, lOt 1 1880, Mr Angelo43ersse 0, Reeft oh.^ ■ SIB,— THIS is ti NOTIFY you that you were APP >INTED POUNDKEEPER by Resoli stipnrof thevCkpooih dated 29th of Octq #, K Jndj thii your appointment viii date from that date, and continue f< r a period of twelve months. I xemain, your ob< dient servant, PATRIC I BBENN AN,^ Chairman. INIERBSTU id* TO iLL'. ' * Gbnimmsn,— l aa yet Alive,, thanks, k tq Holloway's Fills. No) Wishing to became one of the residents of the Professor's intended Lunatic Asylum now be ing erected in England I lately bought a hoi of Holloway's Pills, took them at interval , and refrained from the " flowing Bowl," nd Richard's himseli again. Holloway's Pi l's and Ointment are largely used in Bermui a, and that aocounts, in my opinion, for :he longevity of ite inhabitants, I feel q liet assured, howevei that Professor Hollows j is and has beep one of the greatest benefact >rs to the human race that has ever lived, anc that his name will be handed down to poster ty when the name oi our bravest manslayers Ire forgotton. Strange to say that we, in diff irent ways & strive^to acquire the art of killir %, but OUr^own pres servation we take little teed .of. I have lived in Bermuda 26 years, a id in that time have inquired of soldiers how they have preserved their health so well; thet answer has generally been," By not going to she Army Doctor, but by using tbe Fills and Ointment." By using the above, lam now found at my Hermitage to be looking jmuch younger and more healthy than you haye seen me for years. Yours, J; W.IODDY, Tuokbb Tow*, Bebmuda, fFormerly Secretary to iAiko of Brunswick.] The Bermuda Times, I 10th May, 1879. I