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P SETT EL E, fTf A I,■ L O B -A- a I ' 3B I!O. DffAY «, (Adjoining the Jfelbourne ITotel,, H.-m'ntj opened vf'th •» large Stock o VVKST OP ENGLAND CLOTH Coatings, Tweudb. &c, invites an far!] call. All the Goodis, have been c.uefulljj selected, aud the M .-ike Quality, aud Styii are v icqualled. F I T A N D W (IKE VI" a WSK 1 1 G IT Ali.iiN 1 EEli. ItfANGAIIUA ( UUNTY OOUNCII HESFTON nfJBLIC PODKD. milE fo'lowinji fCALE of CFTARG-KJ £ has been anoptrd by Council a n Meeting held or 4ih day of February 18:?0 :— PouK:).iGE Fees, s. d For each en' ire ho .«e above the age of J2 months ... 5 ( For each mare, gfldinsf. coif, filly, mule, ass, goat, >r pig ... ... 2 < For each bull abo r e the age of 12 months 5 I Fo" ■» eh ox. cow steer, heifer, or call for the firsl ten ... ... 1 < ditto, itto, ditto, he next ten ... 0 I do. do. do. the next thirty 0 < do^ do. do. al others above 50 0 < For each ram abo\ c the age of nine months ... ... 2 ( For each ewe, wet ler, or lamb, for the first twenty 0 i ditto, ditto, ditto, the nexi 30 ... 0 i do. do. do. he next 50 ... 0 i do. dn. do. all others abore 100 0 ] The above fees obe piid for each day or part of a day, d urig which the anima is kept in pound. Chatigi s f c Food. s. d For every h^rsp, mare, gelding, mule, ass, colt, f lly, or foals ... 4 C For every bull, c w, ox, steer, or heifer 2 C For' every calf, v ider six months 1 C B'or every sheep, < r lamb ... ... 1 C For every goat 1 1 C For every boar, soiv, or other pig 1 C The above charges to be paid for each day of twentyxfour hours, or part of a day, daring which the animal is supplied with food and wLter by the Ponndkeeper, but the owner may supply food and water, in whiih case these charges are not to be made! RATES OF ORDINARY DAMAGES TO BE CHAEqED FOE CATTLE TRESPASSING. " "I 81 glj.. I a o o <v Description of Cattle, p., -a 5S t §-~ "i *-* Trespassing. J £,«<a!^o§*s 5 St3 ££.5.3 I d a B dO^Mp .I© S a | S. D. S. D. For every entire horle, mule, ass or bull ... 1... 2 6 5 0 For every mare, gilding filly, cow 1... 2 6 5 0 For every sheep or lam n... 2 6 5 0 \ Forevprypig, 1,,, 2 6 5 0 For every goat 1.. 2 6 5 0 For every 1.. 2 6 5 0 PATRICK BRENNAN, I County Chairman. Reefton, 4th February, 1880. INANGAIIUA COIIiNTY COUNCILEeefton, lOLb February, 1830. Mr Angelo Cereset >, Kee'ton. SIR,— THIS is to NOTIFY you that you were APP( INTED P UND« KKEPKR by Resolu ion of the Council, dated 29th of Octofcer, 1879, and that your appointment will date from that date, and continue for a period of twelve months. I I remain, your obeflient servant, PATRICK BKENNAN", I Chairman. INfERESTIia TO ALL. Gentlemen,— l anj yet alive, thanks to Holloway's Pills. Nol wishing to became one of the residents of thfc Professor's intended Lunatic Asylum now being erected in England I lately bought a btjx of Holloway's Pills, took them at intervals, and refrained from the " flowing Bowl.'i and Richard's himseli again. Holloway's Pill's and Ointment are largely used in Bermuda, and that accounts, in my opinion, foi the longevity of its inhabitants, I feell quiet assured, however that Erofessor Hollopay is and has been one of the greatest benefketors to the human nice that has ever lived, s nd that his name will be handed down to pos erity when the name of our bravest monslayc ra are forgotton. Strange to say that we, in lifferenc ways, strive to acquire the art of k ling, but our own pres servation we taku lit le heed of. I have lived in Bermuda 26 year , aud in that time have inquired of soldiers 1 ow they have preserved their health so well ; the answer has generally been, " By not goinj to the Army Doctor, but by using the Pills ai i Ointment." By using the aboyfe, I am now found at my Hermitage to be looking much younger and more healthy than you have seen me for years. Yours, JJ W. ODDY, Tuckeb Town, BEHMtmA, [Formerly Secretary to Duke of Brunswick.] Tlio Bermuda Times, 10th May, 1879.