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Patea Mail, Volume X, Issue 1315, 2 March 1885, Page 3

Public Announcements. =63000 JgSOOO CHRISTCHURCH GREAT AUTUMN •HANDICAP, 1885Will Cl of c April 4th. To be run April 6 th. 60CQ -MEMiERS at 10s. BACH. ‘ 139 PRIZES. io GREAT AUTUMN > 112 HANDICAP. 27 Nominations, CASH AWARDS H First ... £6OO Second ... SCO Third ... • 200 Starters .(divided, about £4O each) ... 200 Non-staricrs divided, about £l6 each) . 300 at £IOO £2OO 200 8 at 200 10 at 20. 200 20 at 200 20 at 160 48 at 240 112 £I6OO £I4OO Each Ticket has 8 Chances andean obtain a Prize in each of the 8 drawing . :

Please send P.O. Orders when convenient, and two stamps fur reply and resiilt., ■ Country cheques must have Is exchange added. READ THIS !—Mr Abraham having: retired from the business, takes- this opportunity : of thanking the public for past patronage, and respectfully requests a continuance of that; support for his successors, who will do their utmost to furnish their pair ons wit hj all necessary information. As a guarantee of their londfidcs— investors can obtain names and addresses of the three principal winners; names and addresses ofcommittee ; and can also inspect Ada’s books at all times. N3.—The Three Principal Winners, and names andi addresses of the gentlemen who form the Committee will be forwarded to the leading newspapers throughout New Zealand, ADA MANTUA, Care of Lyons & Hart, Box 351, Post Office, Dunedin. . Lost, Stolen, or Strayed, j £\ REWARD. 0 nREY WARE branded EB off \JT sliouUlor. Any inhumation that will lead to r, covery of same will receive the above reward. Apply Williams and Garner, Brewers, Wanganui, or office of this paper. ; New Zealand Railways. W AN G A NUE SECTION. WANGANUI RACES, MARCH sth and 6th> 1886.

ON March sth-mid 6th the usual 4,15 train from' Wanganui will not leave until 550 p.m. All other trains will run as usual. Excursion fares to Wanganui will be charged as under : Saturday Return Tickets will he available from nil other stations to Wangahm. All tickets, as above, to be available for return up to and including March 9th to be. issued for afternoon trains on March 4rh, all trains on March sth, and morning trains on March 6th. T. F. ROT HE RAM, District Manager.

The Education Board of the District of Wanganui. jN CONSEQUENCE of the failure to 1 elect under the. first notification, and in pursuance of the provisions of the 66th clause of the “ Education Act, 1877,” it is hereby publicly notified that a PUBLIO MEETIN GOF HOUSEHOLDERS of the undermentioned School Districts shall be held at their respective School-houses on SATURDAY, the 14th day of March, 1885, at 8 p.m., for the purpose of electing School Committocsior the current year. At such time and place, and immediately after the election, the Board directs that the first meetings of the School Committees shall be held fortbe purpose of electing Chairmen, and the NAMES OF SUCH ChAXBMEN SHALL BE AT ONCE FOmVABDED TO THE Board’s Seceetaby, viz., at Kakaramea, Whenuakura, and Gkaiawa. A. A. BROWNE, Secretary. Wanganui, 251h February, 1885. ACCIDENT INSURANCE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND AND COMBINED THEREWITH THE AUSTRALASIAN MUTUAL LIVE STOCK INSURANCE SOCIETY LIMITED. THE Undersigned is appointed Agent in the Patea District for the above, and will be glad to supply information and receive proposals for insurance. THOS. EYTON. For Sale. I AAA BUSHELS RYE GRASS JLUUU SEED, Samples can be seen at Mr Gibson’s stores at Patea and Hawero. JAMES BALL, Kakarnmea, Waverley Coal and Timber Yard, rnHE undersigned begs to inform tbe inhabitants of Waverley and the surrounding district that he has secured the premises lately occupied by Mr H. F. Mason, and will be prepared to supply every description of Building Timber, ' Fencing Posts*,, and CoalAnd will also execute all kinds of Building, and Joinery Work entrusted to nim. Wh. MACFARLANE, Just.