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Manawatu Herald, Volume I, Issue 72, 6 May 1879, Page 3

It is generally admitted by everybody who has visited Jacobs' Athenseum Bazaar, that it is the only Bhop in Wellington that contains a good and complete assortmont oj Fancy Goods and Jewellery suitable for sresents, Birthday Gifts, or Wedding Preents. Parties requiring any of the above articles will save themselves a lot of tr bby calling and inspecting the immens as nrtmeut, which is too gigantic to par ulriso by advertisement.— f Advt.l

An Irish student was once asked what was meant by posthumous works. " They are such works,'*, said Paddy, " as a man ft ites after he is deaJ."

1,1/ ANTED, a GOOD COOK; »» also, a kitchen man. Apply at the Junction Hotel, Sanson. T. ENSOR. TO AN TED, a Slaughterman. None but a steady man need apply. A. S. EASTON, Butcher, Foxton. TtiU ANTED, a good MACHINIST and two or three APPRENTICES. Apply at once to MRS BURR, Milliner and Dressmaker. Foxton, 24th April. TJUGH MArTiNER, M.8., Masteb of Surgeet, Univebsity of Edinbubgh. May be consulted daily at his temporary residence, Mrs Wakefield's, The Square, Palmeeston North. TO CONTRACTORS. mENDERS wanted for formation „•*• of six chains of road. Specification to be seen at the Foxton Local Board Office. Tenders must be sent in to the office of the Board not later than the 20th day of May. ARCHD. MOINET, Engineer to Board. FOXTON LOCAL BOARD. "VTOTICE to defaulting Ratepayers -J-^ is hereby given, that unless rates due are paid at the office of the Board within fourteen days from date hereof, summonses for the same will be issued. R. G. PALMER, Clerk to the Board, pro. tern. Foxton, sth May, 1879. US T PUBLISHED, Pbice 2s 6d. I THE PROGRESSIVB POLICY OF THE MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY REVIEWED, Together with a comparative abstract of the expenses of English, American, and Australian Life Assurance Institutions, by MORRIOE A. BLACK, F.1.A., Actuary to the Society. GEORGE ROBERTSON, Sydney. TTtREEMAN R. JACKSON will JJ hold Sales of Stock during the month of May as follows : — | Waverley, Friday, 2nd. ' St. Hill-st., Wednesday, 7th. Hawera, Friday, 16th. St. Hill st., Wednesday, 21st. Settlers will kindly forward their netries. MANAWATU HIGHWAYS BOARD. electiolTnotice. AN Election for a Warden for No. 2 Ward, Manawatu Road Board District, will take place at the School* house, Carnarvon, on Friday, the 9th day of May, 1879, at 11 a.m. By order of the Board, JAMES LINTON, { Presiding Officer. Tp VENING CLASSES J2j (elementary) Are now open at the Atheneeum, Foxton. Hours of attendance— 7.3o to 9 on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings. Vacancies for a limited number of scholars. For further particulars, apply at the Atheneeum, or to J. J. MURPHY, Foxton. " NOTICE. ri O fc ßE LET OP SOLD, on easy 1 "terms, a nine-roomed HOUSE, with 5 town sections of lnnd. Apply to FKJt-DK. K. CROWTHER, Storekeeper. " FOR SALE. Q f\(\n ACRES of Land, being ? THE MOTUA KSTATE. For particulars, apply to TUYNNE, LINTON & CO., Auctioneers, Foxtofl «4 Pa'merston.