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Manawatu Herald, 18 April 1896, Page 3

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MAN AWATU COUNTY COUNCIL. ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR FOR THE AWABOU RIDING. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. I HEREBY give notice that an eleotion of ONE Councillor to fill the vacancy oaused by the resignation of David Walter Strang will be held at the residence of Mr H. Rowland, Motuiti, on WEDNESDAY, the 29th April, 1896. Nominations in the form prescribed by " The Regulation ot Local Elections Act, 1876," must be de~ livered to me, or addressed to me, and delivered at the place above named, at any time befors noon on WEDNESDAY, 22nd April, 1896. E. G. COX, Returning Officer, THE OTAKI ELECTORATE. MR J. G. WILSON, M.H.R., address his constituents at the Public Hall, Foxton, on FRIDAY, 24th April, at 8 p.m. TITR GREENWOOD, Dentist, will IVI visit Foxton on THURSDAY, 23rd April (arriving over night), and may be consulted at Stansell's Hotel till 3 p.m. COLYTON SALE. TUESDAYTiIst APRIL! ABRAHAM &~WILLIAMB will £\ sell by public auction as above at 1 p.m. — 10 weaners 150 young Romney ewes 150 woolly lambs 60 ewes 60 2 tooth ewes 1200 2 tooth Lincoln wethers 200 halfbred wethers 200 halfbred store wethers 200 woolly lambs T^OXTON BOROUGH COUNCILBURGESS ROLL, 1896-7. IsliiREBY GIVEN j that the Burgess Roll and Defaulters' List for the ensuing year are now open for inspection at the Council Office during office hours, and will remain on view until WEDNESDAY, 22nd April, 1896, at 5 p.m. All objections thereto, in the form of the fourth schedule of the Municipal Corporations Act, 1886, must be delivered to me in writing not later than the day and hour above mentioned. THOS. F. GIBSON. Town Clerk. Feftton, April 7tb, 1306.