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

P SETT BL E, mAI p O B B R O A D W A V (Adjoining the Me! bourne Hotel,, Waving opene.l wilh * 1 " r S e riT S J°f,^ of WEST OF ENGLAND CLOrH^ , Coatings, Tweeds, &cL invites an par.y call. All the Goods, hjive been careful ly selected, aud the Mr.ke p uallt J> and &t y le are unequalled. FITANDWOKK MaN SH I r GTTARAfIjrEE 0. INANG AHUA COUpTY COUNCIL EEEFTON PUBLIC POUND. mHE fo'lowing SCALE of CFTA"RGES L bus been adopt <jd by Council at a Meeting held on 4Uj day of February, 1830:— . I PouNDiGi Fees, s. d. For raeh enliie horse Ibove the age of 32 months ...I 5 0 For each mare, gelding, colt, filly, mule, ass, goat, or *ig 2 0 Tor each bull above he age of 12 months 5 0 Fo: 1 aoh ox, cow, st eer, heifer, or exit for the first te 1 1 0 ditto, itto, ditto, the next ten ... 0 8 do. do. do. th; next thirty 0 6 do"! do. do. all olhers above 50 0 4 For each ram above llie age of nine months 2 0 For each ewe, wether or lamb, for the first twenty 0 4 ditto, ditto, ditto, th i next 30 ... 0 3 do. do. do. the next 50 ... 0 2 do. do. do. all otllers above 100 0 1 The above fees to le paid for each day, or part of a day, durjg which the animal is kept in pound. J Changes foe Food. s. d. For every horse, mare, gelding, mule, hss, colt, fillp, or foals ... 4 0 For evevy bull, cow, ox, steer, or heifer ... .1 2 0 For every calf, under six months 1 0 E'or every sheep, or aamb 1 0 For every goat J 1 0 For every boar, sowl or other pig 1 0 The above charges to be paid for each day of twenty««fourj hours, or part of a day, during which tie animal is supplied with food and water by the Poundkeeper, but the owter may supply food and water, in wbictt case these charges are not to be made. I EATES OF ORDI|SAKY DAMAGES TO BE CHARGED FOR CATTLE TRESPASSING J fa 0° * I °'£ 3 a£> , Description of Cattle, &<L 3 £ g.S-f^ Trespassing. 1 §. •dga §g -| *•* "1§ I S. D. S. D. For every entire hor:e,J mule, ass or bull 12 6 5 0 For every mare, gelcMngl filly, cow II 2 6 50: For every sheep or lamb..! 2 6 5 0 For every pig |2 6 5 0 For every goat 2 6 5 0 For every 2 6 5 0 PATEICI : BRENNAN, ( 'ounty Chairman. Eeefton, 4th February, 1880. INANGAIiUA COUNTY COUNCILEeefton, 10th February, 18S0. Mr Angelo CeresetoJl'eeUon. SIR,— THIS is to NOTIFY you thai you were APPOINTED P UNDKEEPER by Resolution of the Council, dated 29th of OctobeK 1879, and that your appointment will date from that date, and continue for b period of twelve months. J I remain, your obeditnt servant, PATRICK BRENNAN", Chairman. INTERESTING TO ALL. GektlemeN-I am jst alive, thanks to Holloway's Pills. Not wishing to became one of the residents of the Professor's intended Lunatic Asylum now bein] erected ia England I lately bought a box A" Holloway's Pills, took them at intervals, |nd refrained from the « flowing Bowl," and] Richard's himself again. Holloway's Pill's and Oiutment are largely used in Bermuda, land that accounts, iv 'my opinion, for. the] longevity of its inhabitants, I feel quiel assured, howevei that Professor Hoiloway il and has been one of the greatest benefactors io he human race that has ever lived, and thlt his name wi.l be handed down to posterity When the name or our bravest munslayers are Argotton. S.rango to say that we. in different ways, strive to acquire the art of killing, bjit our own presection we take little heeJo . I Lave lived in Bermuda 26 years, and A that time have inquired of soldiers how tin* have preserved their health so well; the ansVer has generally been, " By not going to the Army Doctor, but by using the Pills and Ointment." By using the above, I am now found at my Hermitage.to be looking much younger aud more healthy than you have seen me for years. Yours, J. W. ODDY, Tuckeb Town, Besmuda, [Formerly Secretary to Duke of Brunswick.] The Bermuda Times, 10th ifay, 1879.