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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 10 November 1880, Page 3

I\\\TOAHTTACOUNTY COUNCII TIH Ah NOTICE FOR SPEOIA] AND GENERAL RATES. AFIEU the EXPIRATION of 1 days from date of tbi« no*icr PROCEEDINGS will be takei AGAINST all PARTIF-S who hav not Paid the SPECIAL or GENERA! BATES. WILLIAM GARDNER. Bute Collector. irTANGAHUA COUNTY COUNCIL N 0 T I 01 , THE following resolution Ins Wj duly carried at a meo'i^g of tin Council, he!J on the 13* h in^ifinf : — Mored by Cr^BKENNAN (ni»nsrn}n»i) and seconded by Or. MGaffin 11 That in future no claim to, compensation from p«rlip*, wlu ■ 3; may d>> wnrk of nny descHptioi |«Bj^^^ £ 'wHlioiit tlio nu'hrtrilv of the WK^Ko&^ihh 20ih day nf October, 1880. JOHN HAROLD. CY.nnty Cleric. THR TNANGA-HUA LOW LEVRI TUNInEL GOLD MIXING COMPANS", LIMITED. AN KXTRAOKDINAKY MERTIXG of SHAREHOLDERS in the above-named Company will bt held at the Reg : stered Offlje. Ueefton on iMONDAY, 15<h NOVEMBER 1880, 7 p m. Business : To adopt a code of Rultfs for the Company ; and To Elect Directors and Auditors. GEORGE WISE, GOLDEN POINT GOLD MINING COMPANY, LIMITED, Inangahha. AN EXHIAOKDItfARY MEET- -^ ING of the SHAREHOLDERS of the Golden Point Gold Mining Company, Limited, will be held at seven o'clock p.m. on. WEDNESDAY, 24th NOVEMBBB, 1880, at the Company's Oific?, Gbeymottth. To alter some of the Company's Kules. . G. PEROTTI, Manager. Greymouth, ll>h October, 1830. PUBLIC NOTICE. THOS- L.YNOH. BLACK'S POINT, D AIEYM AN, BEGS to INFORM the PUBLIC of Black's Point, Crushiugton, and Beefton, that he is prepared to SUPPLY the Public with pure milk: At 3d per QUART for CASH, On-and After Ist November. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. fIiHE PROSPECTUS of the LYELL I CtfEEK LOW LEVEL TUNNEL COMPANY, Limited, will be shortly published The Promoters have secured the ground known as the Lyell Ceeee Lease, and that known as the Nobthern TjEasb, lying alongside of the ground of the UNITED ALPINE COM PANS' ; Bud, in addition have made -Applies. ion for 1200 Feet, on eaeh aide of the proposed 'lUNNE-. The country through wbich the Tunnil will pass is intersected by tbe rich leaders worked in the Break o' Day, Molany's, and Mauuia, Leases, as well as by the LINE of lU'EF now , being worked in the ground 'of the *4tfOPM» Alpine Company, PATKICK BRENNAN, Secretary. Reeftnn, 2ad October. 1880. G ft ATE !?UL. - COM FOR I'ING. EPP'S COCOABREAKFAST. 'By a thorough knowledge of the Dalural laws which govern the operutioon of digestion and nutrition, and by n< careful application of the fine properties ol- well-selected cocoa, Mr Epps has provided our breakfast bibles with a delicately flavoured beverage which muy save us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious a?e of such articles or diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tende v to disrase, Hundreds of subtle mala ir>s «re flositir.g around us ready tcrattacn wherever tliere is a wi'ab point, We may escape many n fatal Blwft by keeping ourselves weil fortified Wii.d !5-Ji-e-bJ'-);iii aij.l a,pvoper!v mmrishrd spi!j?,' ■•••" rico article in t'uo Civil Service 3iud;-; si'Kulj xii': boiiip.^ or v : \l: cJoicl Oiiiy_Mi pac-kt-;?. oAins, Inbeiicd"-"* oii jViksS A : ipPf> & CO.T nov ten 'jfrn7.lrj.Ts,