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R O Y A L G A Z R T T E .

STRAY CATTLE.

"TRAY STEERS.——Two Stray Steers. one and a half * years old, one brindle, and the other brindle with sonie white spots, has been on the subscriber’s premises for the last two months past. Said Steel's will be sold at my burn, on Tuesday, the 4th day of February next, if not bclOre claimed, and all expenses paid, according to law, an order from a magistrate having been obtain- ed for that purpose. WILLIAM MURRAY.

North Bedcque, Lot 25, Dec. 14, 1867.

"TRAY C()\\'.~A stray Red Cow. with a piece off " the top of the right our, about nine years old. has been on my premises for the past three months. The owner is requested to come and prove pmperty. pay expenses, and take her away, othet'Wtse she will be sold at Auction. at my barn, at the hour of 12 o‘clock, noon, on Thursday, the 52nd day of January next. an or( or from a Justice of the Peace having been obtained for that purpose.

RONALD CURRIE. Lot 48, Fulton’s Marsh Creek, Nov. 8, 1867. "PRAY Sl‘ll‘IEP.-—1‘htfil‘e has been on or about the subscriber’s premises, for the last five months, four head of SHEEP, one ofthem Black. A ewe and lamb, all Seemed to have Come together, although only two are of the same mark. Ssid Sheep will be sold by Auction at my burn, on \Vednesduy, the 12th day of February next, at 12 o’clock, according to law, if not before claimed, and all expenses paid. DAVID SIIAlV. Brackley Point, Dec. 9th. 186?. pd STRAY COW.—-A light brown Cow, with u. white spot on her forehead, has been on the subscriber‘s premises for the last forty days. An order has been obtained, and said Cow will be sold at my Burns, on \Vednesday. the 29th day of January, next, if not claim- ed before and all expenses-paid according to low. JAMES FERGUSON, jr. St. Peter’s Road, Lot 84. Nov. 8. 1867.

STRAY S'l‘EER,-——A stray Red Steer has been on the Subscriber’s premises, for the last six week’s, one and a half years old. The owner is requested to come and prove property, pay expenses and take him away, otherwise he will be sold at my born, on Sutur- day. the First day of February next, at twelve o’clock noon, to pay expenses, an Order from a Justice of the Peace having been obtained for that purpose. RONALD MCCORMACK. Freetown. lst Dec., 1867.

‘TRAY COLT.—-A stray light red Colt. with one hind foot white, rising four years old, has been on

my premises for the past six weeks. The owneris re- quested to come and prove property, pay expenses, and take him away. otherwise he will be sold at Auction at my barn, at the hour of tWelve o’clock soon, on Thursday, the 2nd day of January next, an order from a. Justice of the Peace having been obtained for that

purpose. THOMAS HENDERSON. Brackley Point Road, Nov. 8, 1867.

S‘TRAY HElFER.—There has been on the Sub- k scriber’s premises, for the last two months, a bald. black and white heifer, apparently two and a. half years old. An order has been obtained from :1 Com- missioner of Small Debts to Sell szud heifer, and if not claimed she will be sold by Public Auction, at my barn, on Tuesday. the 10th day of March next, at the hour of

12 o’clock. WM. ROSS. Flat River, Dec. 26th, 1867. 2m pd

“TRAY BULL.—-There has been on the subscriber’s k premises; for the last five weeks, awhite and red BULL. 2!; years old, with short horns. The owner can have him by proving property, and paying expenses. . WILLIAM STEWART. Reseneath, Lot 5?. Dec. 24th. 1867’.

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Tenders for Dredging; the South- port and Churlottetovvn sides of Cl-xavlottetovvn Ferry.

SEPARATE Tenders are required to no sent into the Colonial Secretary’s Office. on or before 'l‘llURSI)AY the fourteenth day of JANUARY next. at thlve o’clock. noon. by any person or company who may be Willing to contract with the Government to perform the three follow- ing works, that is to say :—

1st. To dredge the Southport side of Charlottetown Ferry. as follows :——A channel to be cut through the flats from the main channel to the landing slip at the Southport side; the first 150 feet, leading from the main channel. to be dredged out 3 feet deep. and 60 feet wide.

2ndly. The remaining distance up to the outer edge of the statiorary Wharf and under the Floating Blocks, (supposed to be about 400 feet.) to be dredged out 2 feet deep through- out. and 60 feet wide up to the docks. and from side to side within the docks.

3rdly. The public docks, on the Charlottetown side of said Ferry, to be dredged out and deepened in the same manner from side to side, thren feet deep at the least, from the end of the slip to the channel.

The above works to be respectively completed to the satis faction of the Superintendent of Public Works. or other person or persons appointed by the Government to Inspect the some, on or before the First day of October. A. D. 1868,

The soil dredged out to be removed and deposited in such a place as not to obstruct the navigation of th 9 Hillsboro or other rivers.

Tenders to be accompanied by the names of two sufficient securities: for the due performance of the above Contracts.

The Government is not to be considered as bound to ac— cept the lowest Tender in any case.

GEORGE COLES. Colonial Secretary.

Col. Secretary’s Otfice. Decelnber 24, 1867’.

IN conformity with the Act 12 Victoria, cap. 20. inti~ tuled “An Act to prevent: I’edlurs travelling and selling Within this Island withOut heense,” the lolllow- ing persons have received Licenses to practice as Hawkers and Pedlars within this Island, fer one year from the date of their respective Licenses, viz :—-

1867. Jan. 9, No. 5, Peter McInnis, with a. Beast, Jan.24. No. 6, Patrick Doyle, on foot, Feb. 18, No. 7, Alexander Morrow. with a Beast. July 20, No. 8, George W. Millner, do Aug. 22,No. 9, Edward Lane- do GEORGE COLES, Col. Sec‘y.

Meeting of the Legislature-

Colomal Secretary's Office. NOVEMBER 7th 1867.

\I, HEREAS by a Resolution of the House of As- ’ semny passed on the 14th day oprril, 1863. it was resolved that the initiation of all money votes should be with the EXtecution:

Notice is hereby given that all applications for Money Grants for Roads. Bridges, Vthrfs. &.c.. and all peti- tions for grants in aid of any object whatsoever. which parties may dcsru to submit to the Legislature at its next. annual Session, are required to bo Sent into this Offico before the first day of February. 1868.

By Command, GEORGE COLES, Colonial Secretory.