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Bruce Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 51, 28 June 1909, Page 2

STEWARTS ANNUAL Clearing SALE WILL COMMENCE ON SATURDAY, JULY 3rd, CONTINUING TO SATURDAY, 14th August. SIX WEEKS of Drapery Side Prices to Suit the Keenest ■ - • Buyers. ■ ■ •

HALL, MILTON Railway Ball Friday, July Dfch, 1909. Grand March at 8,30 p.lll Tickets 5s W, 11. DUNNAGE K . Secretaries. F. lv. MACK \ Y |J° mt bccretar HOWARD'S ZZIO Ptough Shares. For Ordinary Double-Furrow Ploughs. E HAVE Just Landed a Shipment of these Favorite Shares, and for which there s an ever-increasing demand. Farmers who work them prefer these shares to all others, PRICE—3s 6d per Pair. J. A. DUTIIIE & CO,

MT. STUAET ROAD BOARD. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Mount Stuart Road Board, under ihe provisions of ,{ The Public Works Act, 1908," intend to STOP the Roadline through Sections 4, i of 5, i of 6, i of 9, and t of io, Block XXXIII,, and Section i of i, Block XXXVIII., Tokomairiro District. A plan of roadline proposed to be stopped can be seen at theoffice of the Bruce County Council, at Milton, Dated the 12th day of June, 1909. THOMAS HITCHON, Chairman.

EDUCATION BOARD. southern ward. J" BEG to onnounce that I shall be a CANJL DIDATE for the seat that will be rendered vacant by the retirement of the Hon. Thomas Mackenzie in July next. My Circular to School Committees will be issued in due course, 1). T. FLEMING. Balclulha, May 25th, 1909, COUNTY OF BRUCE. rnENDERS will be received at the L County Office ; Milton, up till 9 a.m. on TUESDAY, the 6th day of July, 1909, for the following works:— Contract No. 759 Cleaning Morrison's Creek of grasses, weeds, etc. Contract No. 760—Offers to lease portion of Lakes Reserves from A. H. Anderson's boundary to Morrison's Creek. Specifications and conditions to be seen at Athenceum, Stirling and County Office, Milton. ALEX. NELSON, County Clerk.

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