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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 165, 22 June 1894, Page 3

HAWKINS & OUDAILLE Auctioneers. Pahiatua Stook Sale. TUESDAY, JULY Brd, at 1 p.m. JJAWUNB k QUDAILLE are instructed to sell at their yards—--2 quiet dairy oows, springing to calf 1 quiet dairy cow, to calve in September 2 store cows 9 2-yr heifers 150 2-tooth ewes Further entries invited, which will be advertised as advised. W. H. HAWKINS, Auctioneer. Unreserved Auction Sale. SATURDAY, JUNE 28. J JAWKINS AND QUDAILLE have been instructed by the Assignee to sell without reserve next Saturday at 2 o’clock sharp— A large assortment of drapery, including dress lengths, suit lengths, ooatings, men’s and boys’ tweed suits, boys’ corduroy knicker suits, rugs, washing prints, clocks, crockery and cutlery. 2 spring traps, 1 express, 1 sulky and harness. Turnips, carrots, onions, fowls. Also a quantity of furniture and household goods.

The abov« list of draper; ia going to the bigheit bidder, to be about on Saturday. W. H. HAWKIM6, Auctioneer.

Important Notioe. New Zealand Loan & Mercantile Agency Company, Lti RECONSTRUCTION A RESUMPTION OF BUSINESS. rriHE New Zealand Loan and MerI cantile Agency Coy., Ltd., ha« pleasure in announcing the resumption of its Commission, Shipping, and General Finanoe business in all its departments, as from this date, under the same management and staff. ALL CONSIGNMENTS HELD ABSO LUTELY IN TRUST. The new Articles of Association make provision for the absolute protection to the consignor of all goods or produce, or proceeds thereof, in course of consignment or realisation. Liberal Cash Advances free of commission on Wool, Grain and Produce of every description at lowest current rates. Farm and Station Requisites of all descriptions of best quality for sale at lowest mark-t prices. Regular Auction Sales of Wool, Sheepskins, I’roduoe, etc., eto. Further information can he had on application to the Company's agencies at Palmerston North and Masterton, or at the offices in Featherston street, Wellington. WALTER G. FOSTER, Manager, Wellington. June 18th, 1894.

Borough of Pahiatua. Division into Three Wards—East, West, and South. First Election of Three Councillors for each Ward. In the matter of “ The Municipal Corporations Aot, 1880.” “ The Kegulation of Local Elections Act, 1870,” and Proclamation published in the New Zealand Gazette of 7th June. 1884. No. 12, page MO. proclaiming the division of the Borough of Pahiatua into three wards. rpHE following gentlemen have I keen nominated as candidates for the office of Rorottgh Councillor for each Ward, viz., fast nano. Briggs, Henry William Keohan, Thomas Knight. Daniel Tosswill. William Wnkeman, William WKHT W*Hl>. Burrows, Joseph Dawson, Joseph Moore, Frederick George Sullivan, Edward Vile. Job Wilson, J antes Donald south waan. Crewe, David Greville, Frederick Walcot Rurrtdge Hughes, Herbert Uceper McC.ir.lle, jnr„ William Wilson Ke.lnian, Frederick Taylor Sedcoh, Albert West Shanahan, John Singleton, John Yule. Ah valid, r

As Hi ■ numlicr of candidate* . s ccfilthe number of vacancies to bo tilled, 1 hereby gne "otic* tlint a |k>ll will ho taken on Friday, the 29th day of Juno, 1801, between the hoars of 9 a.in. and !> p.ui. at the following places; East Ward : Borough Council Chamber* West Ward Mr C. L. Stokes' shop South Ward County Council Chambers J. A. KENNEDY, Returning Ollicer. June 21st, 1891. jti'J