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Manawatu Herald, Volume I, Issue 99, 19 August 1879, Page 3

run daily shall be one train each way, I Sundays excepted. • Norifio is also hereby given that the : rate if, is proposed to lev} r in respect lof th<- vnvie us classes of land here- ' in be! i-o mentioned shall be — An niiiuiil maximum rate of One ilundioil and' Fifty Pounds for all tho hind comprised within the boundaries of the town of Foxton, and One Hundred Pounds for all the land comprised within the boundaries of • the town of Panson, and being in the first class. An annual maximum rate of Foiir Hundred I and Thirty Pounds for all the lands comprised and being in the second class (coloured red on the plan of the railway district). An annual maximum rate of Thr~o HimcuGf! rmd Twenty Jvniivl* f'oviill iln- Ui'H.is '•oii.iptised Uiid bemg- iv the. third class (coloured blue on the said plan). An annual maximum rate of Six Hundred Pounds for all the lands comprised and being in the fourth-class (coloured brown on the said plan). And notice is also hereby given that the said Company have, or will, before the 7th day of August, one thousand eight hundred and seventyI nine, transmitted or transmit to the, I Council of each County wholly or | partially comprised in $he proposed district^ a notice containing or a<3iCompapied by the following particulars:— „; 1. A copy of the. plan ; and book of i reference, and an estimate of the, cost of the proposed railway, and of the equipment thereof. : 2. A statement of the • maximum rate of tolls and ohairges, for the' 1 .carriage of animals, goods, mer- *■• - ''bhandize, anti passengers,! .proposed to be charged on such railway., ....,,. . „ . i 3. A 'statement ; 6f 'the' .maximum rent or charge to be made for the storage of goods, produce, merchandize. 4. A statement of the minimum number of trains to be run daily. 5. A .specijfiqatipn of the rate it is proposed-W'levy* -in I jfcspect of the various classes of land here*; in mentioned. By order of the directors, ? ''■-- '■■' i- i ' • i * -S6crefaryv' FARM TO LET. f^O LKT, 175 acres of LAND, i- situate about a mile from Foxton, 10 acres being busli, the remainder clear/- ThV timber in the bush can bo utilised for fencing purposes, A portion is already fenced and drained. - ■ ; - ; - : -:- For further particulars, apply to A. J. WHYTIO, Whyte's Hotel, Foxton. FOXTON BUTCfIERY. F\Y. II ODDER desires to -o • form , tho public of Foxts chat he has purchased the abo v well-known butchering Busiues from D«ividson & Co., and hopes by selling only' the best meaty, and. by con; testy .to all customers, to obtain a share of public patronage. Families waited on daily for orders. Shipping supplied. Tripe, sausages, neatp' feet, and all other small goods always on' Note, the address— !l "' f F.W. BODpER/ ;H ; Wholesale and Family, Butcher, Opposite Whyte's Hotel, Foxton. NOTICE. T IMPOUNDED on the Land of Mr J- John Davies, of Wiroluno, for, trespassing and damages, the undermentioned' horses; viz :— ; 1 grey Mare, branded like PO on near shoulder ; -1 dark foal, branded PO off shoulder; 2 bay mares, no visible brands; 1 bay colt yearling, '"white star, no visible! brand ; llbdy horse, white face. Will be sold on the; 4th September, if not claimed. GEORGE COOK, Poundkeeper. j T ALEXANDER BARBER, resid•M ing at Foxton, Licentiate of the Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland -LicentiatiS"»^ the- A\ptyhec,ary'B Hall, Dublin^ do. hereby .givej.Ao&eo that I intend to apply to the Registrar^ General, on Ist September, 1879. to have my name- placed on the list of medical practitioners in tho Colony of Ijhaye exjiibitId my inplWas Wtheisa'i|fiyeg^tijarGeneral, ami deposited copies theraojf iii this office for inspection iv terms of the- i Medical -.Practitioners Act, 1879. "* " ; Alex Bakber. B R E AD. i 8 announced by circular when we took .pyertWXj frown's,, Bakery, this article will be ; BD. A LOAF lErmn|l|ll|and will >c st|U reduced should the trade warrant it. !> w. j. & f;loudon.