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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 100, 17 January 1894, Page 3

Pahiatua County Notices. Pahiatua County Council. TENDERS addressed to the Chairman will bo recoivod until 10 a.m. .Saturday 20th inst., for tho following works. Contract 276.—Widening Bridle track Tiraumoa V. fMcKinleys). Contract 305.—Metalling Branch road, Sinclair’s, Ballanco, 18 chains. Contract 80S.—MetallingPukemiku road, Pahiatua West V. S. 50 chains. Tenders to be under separate cover and marked outside—“ Tender for Contract No. . ” They must be on printed forms and accompanied by complete schedule of quantities. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Plans and specifications may be seen at the County Chambers. L>. G. FRASER, County Engineer. Pahiatua County. rilllE poll m connection with proI posed loan No. 41 fMangnhao bridge) will be taken on Wednesday, January 24, 1804 as under : At Mr James Sinclair's, Mangahao, and at Mr Ebbett's house, Woodville-Mnngabao. The Poll in each case will be open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. SAMUEL BOLTON, County Chairman.

Pahiatua County. DOG TAX, 1894. N r OTICE is hereby given that the fees for the registration of ilogs for the current year have been fixed as under:— For all dogs, 10s per head ; except sheep or cattle dogs kept solely for the purpose of the herding or driving of sheep and cattie, the fees payable on which will be—for any number (belonging to same owner) not exceeding 8,2 s6d each ; above that number, 5s each. ihe fees an payable to the collector, Mr .7. Grantham, or at the County offices. GEORGE MOORE, jl9 County Clerk. Pahiatua County. Result of Poll. Proposed Loan No. tb—Bridge over the Tiraumea at Makairo. rplIK following is the result of a 1 poll taken on January (sth, 1894, on a proposal to borrow Five Hundred Pounds, under “The Government Loans to Local Bodies Act, 188(5,'' for the construction of a traffic bridge over the Tiraumea river at Makairo, and forming approaches thereto : Number of ratepayers on special roll, 92: representing 110 votes. Number of ratepayers who voted on the proposal. 54 : representing 65 votes. Number of ratepayers who voted in favor of the proposal, 51 : representing 02 votes. Ratepayers whose votes were informal, 8 : representing 8 votes. Ratepayers who did not record their votes, 88 ; representing 45 votes. There lieing a majority of voters and votes in favor of the proposal, I declare it carried. SAMUEL BOLTON, County Chairman. Janurry 11th, 189 4.

-JHE Public Trust Office of Mew £caia»d o.mmuu institution 'o nil commission, recourse tor tin intrusts in tin- coioi point private tru peivons unable <n continue the adm cep ted by or iinpo low iatcs of . all I con ■ H .11. desirous of tanning .11,not satisfactorily »p- - : . , \« t nun's. ;i .id for willin'' to undertake or it.tr. i: ion of tile trusts uod upon tlicm. The Public Trust Office, • instituted by “Tin Public Trust Oflico Act, 1672," hM unit udiiiK iiK t't .ow i eipiiromeiits. Tin- \ni.dim nt V i t MM facilitates ml-mini-t ian >i.. rutl.'-riM. prompt distribution, pr. %i . absolute security against loss to •states from investments insures ti i t i.o payment of tlio Interest. 'i' Security anrt Fidelity of the Publit I . - in 1 • i t-1• <:i must be con i„. t . ; , i, ... Vai '• * appointment of it Guarantees also the Integrity of the Capital Funds rmi -1 0. Colony Guarantees also. «n the ~;n I.ll' ..lit of the .. ;':i, . - • •I* ibiie Trust Oflicc a • ... I' 1" pi»-'d M r’evly. Fr e of n»i charges of the Public Trust Office. n \ ; i • , ~ :iitec is ill the and pMiietiml puv- . • ;>• . ~<■ ■: ■ , -V'/i/r.s the 1 ;, ;ni nicht of ! serious concern as *o the security of the at funds; . i hitfh rate of it • Fub' C Trustee muot die ~ .Ih I omo dirt* ■ cannot be di rusted. . . \ • .. mi lj»! the ottioe . t. ut expense to the • rln*. experienced : to t riist.(pe®hip» these Trustee, Wei* Pahiatua Horticultural Society. MEMBERS of the Committee are requested to meet in the Club Room, Publio Hall, THIS EVEMNG, at 7.80 o’clock. GEORGE MOORE. Hon. Secretary. Singing Music and Painting. MISS BESWICK will resume the above lessons on Tuesday the SWrd of January. in 80