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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8072, 24 August 1905, Page 8

FOR SALE BY TENDER, j rpHE Valuable Lease ': of the buildings ■-*- known as Browning's Buildings, comprising one largo coach factory, showroom, one office and two shops, let to good tenants, in Main-street, near Railway Station; unexpired term of lease 18 years, with right of renewal for a further term of 21 years. Ten.de*. to be endorsed "Lease" and to close with the undersigned on FRIDAY^ the 25th. inst. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ■"'""• w. a.;browning: TO CONTRACTORS. ~~ rPENDERS will be received at my x office until noon of Monday, the 28th inst., for the construction of concrete steps, fish pond, etc., in the Square gardens, for tbe Beautifying Society. JOHN ROGERS, Assoc. Menib. Inst. C.E., Architect. TENDERS. ~~ f PENDERS are invited for the erec- *■ -tion of a Butter Factory in Shannon. Tenders close on Thursday, 24th;, at 10 a.m. Plars and specifications can be seen at Mortensen and Barling's Massey Harris Agency, Rangitikei-st.

OROUA ELECTORATE. r ADIES & GENTLEMEN,— Permit me to announce myself as a Candidate in the Liberal interests for a seat in the B.ouse of Representatives at the coming General Election. Yours faithfully, OWEN C. PLEASANTS. TO THE ELECTORS OF MANAWATU. T ADIES & GENTLEMEN,--In response to tbe request of my friends I shall be a Candidate at the next General Election of a member of the House of Representatives for Manawatu. Yours faithfully, JOHN STEVENS.

PIUS! BACON PIGS! NOTICE TO SUPPLIERS, QRDERS left at our PalmcrstoD Small Goods Depot, or letters addressed to T. H. Hartstone, buyer, Woodville, will have prompt attention. Highest Market Price. THE NORTH ISLAND BACON CO LI&OTED. Mr Geo Six, Agent for Linton ...F08... HOUSE 3! SECTIONS 1! FARMS !! I Try HA.ERY PALMER & 00. Paoi'EETY Sold Br Auction ■DROAD-ST. Property.-For immedi- *-* ata sale.—66ft frontage to Broadstreet by 2\ chains deep ; new well built house pf 7 rooms, with hath, pantry, linen press, hot and cold water, washhouse, etc. Also 66ft by 2J- chains to Broad-st., good house, 6 rooms and every convenience. Prices on application. Easy terms given. An opportunity that should not be missed. HARRY PALMER & CO. ASSISTANT INSPECTORGENERAL OF SCHOOLS. Education Department, Wellington, 23rd August, 1905. APPLICATIONS are invited from candidates for the post of Assistant Inspector-General of Schools. Applicants should be University graduates who have had experience in. primary and secondary school work and in the conduct of public examinations. Applications, accompanied by a statement of age, training and experience, and by two or three recent testimonials* should be addressed to the Inspector-General of Schools, Wellington, and should reach him not later than Friday, the Bth September, 1905.. •"■'■'. GEORGE HOGBEN, Inspector-General of Schools. RONGOTEA TOWN BOARD. J^TOTICE is hereby given that it is tho intention of the Rongotea Town Board, at a special meeting to be held at the Board's office on TUESDAY, the 26th day of September, 1905, at 8 p.m., to make md levy a general rate of !.three farthings in the ,8 on the capital value of all rateable property .within the Rongotea Town District, .under' Section 37,' " Town Districts Act, 1881," for the period commencing on the Ist day of April, 1905, and ending on the 31st"day of March, 1906. Such rate to become due and payable in one sum at the Board's office, Rongotea, on the 3rd day of October, 1905. The Rate Book is now open fo*- inspection at the Board's office duriugoffice hours (Tuesdays 1? to 4 p.m.) C.,P.WOOD, '.'"" ■--■'-' '■'. Clerk. Rongotea, 2-lth August, 1905.