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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 168, 29 June 1894, Page 3

HAWKINS Sc OUDAILLE Auctioneers. Pahiatua Stook Sale. TUESDAY, JULY 3rd, at 1 p.m. JJAWKINS o UDAILLE are instructed to sell at their yards—--2 quiet dairy cows, springing 1 quiet dairy cow, to calve in September 2 store sows 9 2-yr heifers ISO 2-tooth ewes 2 quiet dairy heifers, to calf second weak in August 1 dairy cow, superior, to calf end of July 20 head mixed eattle 6 weaners, strong 2 quiet dairy heifers to calve in August 1 yearling heifer 3 springing cows 1 heifer just calved 10 head mixed eattle Light and draught horses Spring sarts, expresses, and sulky, all good and useful Further entries invited, whieh will be advertised as advised. W. H. HAWKINS, Auctioneer. To Hotelkeepers, Boarding-house-keepers, Storekeepers, and those about to furnish. Unreserved Furniture Sale AT THE Brick Mart on Saturday Next at 1.30 p.m. sharp. AND QUDAILLE have been instructed by J. Moreland Esq. to sell by publio auction at above time and place the furniture and effects of the Makakahi Hotel, seized under bill of sale, comprising : Single and double beds, blankets, sheets, quilts, pillows, mattrasses and bolsters, washing stands, toilet sets, tables, toilet covers, plates of all kinds and sizes, vegetable dishes, jugs, knives and forks and spoons, decanters, tumblers, linoleum and oilcloth, Anstrianjbentwood chairs, Grecian chairs, pots, nans, saucepans, boilers, and sundries to numerous to particularise. Special lines Horses, Poultry, cheese, and seed potatoes The various goods may be seen at the mart any day through the week. Intending buyers are requested to note that the sale will be conducted absolutely without reserve and will start punctually at 1.30. W. H. HAWKINS, Auctioneer.

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 Act, 1886,” “ The Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876," and Proclamation published in the New Zealand Gazette of 7th .Tune, 1 h 94, No. 42, page 820, proclaiming the division of the Borough of Pahiatua into three wards. rpHE following gentlemen have been nominated as candidates for the office of Borough Councillor for each Ward, viz., KART WARD. Briggs, Henry William Keohan, Thomas Knight, Daniel Tosswill, William Waketnau. William WEST WARD. Burrows, Joseph Dawson, Joseph Moore, Frederick George Sullivan, Edward Vile, Job Wilson, James Donald SOUTH WARD. Crewe. David Greville, Frederick Walcot Burridge Hughes, Herbert Hesper McCardle, jur., William Wilson Redman, Frederick Taylor Sedcole, Albert West Shanahan, John Singleton, John Yule. Alexander

A* the number of candidate* exceeds the number of vaeancie* to be filled, 1 hereby give notice that r poll will he taken on Friday, the 29th day of .Inno, 1894, between the hour* of 9 a.in. and 0 p.m. at the following

places: East Ward : Eorongh Council Chambers West. Ward . Air C. Ti. Stokes’ shop South Ward : ('minty Council Chambers

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