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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 9, 8 September 1877, Page 3

MANAWATU HIGHWAYS BOARD. TENDERS WANTK D. for , about SIXTY-FIVE CHAINS. of DITCH on North side of Barley's Line,' Sandon. and about Fifty Chains of FORMATION on same line. The Inspector of Works will b? on ground on FiMDAtuim-ningrtlio 14th inst., at 10 a.m., For the purpose of pointing out to intending contractors all particulars. Specifications may be Seen at Mr. Tb'mpkins' Store, Sandon. Tenders to be addressed to Mr Geo. Farmer, Sandon, and sent in not later than 1 o'olock p.m. of the 15th INST. JAMES LINTON, Inspector of Works. sth September, 1877. $>£ flSt Bfc IVfOTICE TO RATEPAYERS IN ■^ No. 7 WARD, MANAWATU HIGHWAY DISTRICT. The undersigned will attend at the Court House, Otaki, on TUESDAY, the 18th Instant, at 12 o'clock noon, for the purpose of Electing a Warden to represent No. 7 Ward at the Highways Board. By order of the Board. (Signed) JAMES LINTON, Returning Officer. XMPOUNDING NOTICE. |. ' Impounded in the Public Pound, Palmerston North— 1 Brown FOAL ; no visible brand. If not released, will be sold on MONDAY, the 24th day of Sept., 1877, in accordance with the provisions of the Impounding Act. . "JOHN GILLESPIE, Poundkeeper. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE MANAWATU COUNTY COUNCIL:— • Gentlemen,— At the request of several of my fellow Townsmen and Electors, I have the honor to offer you my services as a candidate for your Council, and should you do me the hoiior to return me,- I shall deem it my duty to use every effort for the furtherance of your best interests, and shall further consider that your having returned me to the Council a proof that you think me a fit person for that position. If, however, you should afterwards find that I fail to' do you that justicp which you have a right to expect from me in a reasonable waj, then it will be your duty to call upon me to resign arid my greatest pleasure to do so. r I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant,- . , , F. LOUDON. Manawatu, 25th August, 1877. ,i ' NO T I " C E.. We have this day appointed Messrs. W. J. & F. Lotbqn AGENTS for us at Foxton, for the sale of Doors Sashes - Mouldings Architraves . &c, &c. ■: Which will be found to. be of the bes£ quality, being manufactured from sound and thoroughly seasoned-timber, and are obtainable at the lowest possible prices* " • STOREY &. VENN. r\ATS ' OATS OAT& CHAFF CHAFF CHAFF BASLEY BARLEY BARLEY MAIZE MAIZE MAIZE .POLLARD POLLARD POLLARD BRAN BRAN BRA-N &c, &c., ■ (feeAlways a good supply on hand, at the back of the Goods Shed,- in. Main Street. ALFRED H. WYLDS.\ , Palmerston Korth.MR MERE I-T T' S NIG H T , SCHOOL. wiII open on SEPTEMBER 3rd. Hours from 7to 9. Boys, 2s per week.' Men, 4s ,=> Mechanical Drawing, &e.* by arrangement. MR. MERR'ITT begs to aunounce tnat ou SEPTEMBER Is*; he will open a BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for the instruction of Young.. Gentlemen; the La ; dies' School being conducted by Mrs Merritt as usual.- * Mr Merritt hating been accustomed to tuition for many years in England, and having prepared many "pupilfr for' the Woolwich and Addisconvbe examinations, can refer those who wish their children to be carefully taught, to the testimonials of his employer? in Englamlj= in his possession/ \ Drawing — Geometrical and FreehandsMechanical a"nd Prospective.' Painting in Oils and Water-colptfrs. Latin/French, &c,,- Drilling and Gymnastics. ■';■'. . ■■'. "" "•;'•;,,■ N.8.-rThe boys' r and girls' SBhools separate.