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

P SETT EL E, .m a i lor Jl !l 0 A D W AT (A.df iiuiiig ihe !\re!bcurne Ko<el,, ffa^inu; opfln^J o'ilh i largp Stoe!r o WEST OF ENGLAND CL'OTII Coatikps, TwEtDS. &c, invites aa ftirlj call. All the Goods, have been cjiefiMiv selected, nnd the M;.fcc Quality, and Style are unequalled. F I T A MT) W O UK M a N S H l l fiTIA R A N T E E I >. INANG AIIUA C. >UNTY OOUNCJL KEEFTON VU BLIG POD SI). miTE fo ! lowins.PCALE-.of CFTABGER |_ ii<\< been adopted by Cf-uneil at uMeetintr held on 4th day of February, 1830 :- Poundage Fees, s. d For each rntire liorse above the nge of 12 months ... ■„;... ... 5 0 For eacl\ toaro, geldin?, colt, filly, For each hu\\ above the nge of I*2 months ... ... „, „. 5 0 F^o: 1 a c'i ox, cow, s'e?r, heifer, or cait for the first leu ... ... 1 0 ditco, 'vio, ditto, the next ten ... 0 8 do. (io. do. the iit-.it thirty 0 6 do l Co. do. all of hers above 50 0 4 For each ram above ths age of nine months ' 2 0 For p;ich ewe, wether, or ian,b, 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 abore 100 0 1 The above fees to be paid for e;ich day, or park of a day, durig which the auimal is kept ia pound. Chaige^ f. e Food. s. d. For every horse, raare, gelding, mule, ass, colt, filly, or foals ... 4 0 For every bull, cow, ox, sleer, or heifer 2 0 For every calf, under sis months 1 0 P'or every sheep, or lamb 1 0 For every goat 1 0 For every boar, sow, or oilier piV 1 o The above charges to be paid for each day of twen£y*ibur hour3, or part of a day, during which the animal is supplied with food and water by the Pound-" keeper, but the owner niry supply food and water, ia which case lhes« charges are not to be made. RATES OF QUDINA"RY DAMAGES TO EE CHANGED FOJi CATTLE TRESPASSING. a« o 6 ■S £ .2 = j-a u Description of Cattle, &0.. • 3-S~~ Trespassing. 3. « Z. | |%% -| ... <■ **£* 5 m — . > ~ 2 in rg Si 1 -'' o " ? *{ • rf^ril S a§ S. D. S. ' D. For every entire hor.-e, mule, ass or bull 2 6 5 0 For every mure, g«l(!ing filly, cow 2 6 5 0 For every sheep orlamb... 2 6 5 0 For every pig 2 6 5 0 For every goat . ... 2 6 5 0 For every 2 6 5 0 PATRICK BRBNNAN, Counly Chairman. Keefton, 4th Februnry, ISBO. IN AKG AIIUA COUiNTY COUNCILUeefton, 10lh February, 1830. Mr Angelo Cereseto, UeeHon. SIR,— THIS is tri 'NOTIFY yon that yon were APPOINTED P >U!ND. KlißPKll by Resolution of the Couneii, dated 29th of October, 1879, and that your appointment will date from that date, at.d continue for a period of twelve mouths. I remain, your obedieut servant, ■ A PATEICK BKENSAN, Chairman. INrERESTTNG TO ALL. GoTfiFiEEN,— I am yet olive, tbnnks to Hollovmy's Pill*. Not wishing to became one of the residents of the Professor's intended Lunatic A sylum now being erected in England I lately bought a box of Hollowny's Tills, took them at intervals, and. refrained from the " flowing Bowl," and Richard's himself again. Holloway's Pill% and Ointment are largely used in Bermuda, and that accounts, in my opinion-, lor the longevity of its inhabitants, I feel quiet assured, however that Professor Hollowuy is and baa been one ol ibe greatest benetuctors to the humnu race that lias ever lived, and tbat his name will be handed down to posterity when the name of out 1 bmvest piiinslajers tue forgotton. Strange •to say that we. in differenc ways, strive to .acquire the art of lulling, but our own pres serration wo take little heed of. -I have lived in Bermuda 26 years, and in ihat time Lave inquired of soldiers how they have preserved their health so well ; the answer lias generally been," tiy not going to the Army Doctor, but by Ufii:g the Pills and Ointment." By using the above, I am now Sound at mj Hermitage to be looking much younger and more healthy than you have seen me lor years. Yours, J- W. ODDY, TrcKEit Town, lissiipnA, [Formerly Secretary to Duke of UruuswicL] The ttda Tiuies, May, 1579.