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Pahiatua Star and Eketahuna Advertiser, Volume 6, Issue 565, 27 November 1891, Page 3

Pahiatua Town Board. EXTRAORDINARY ELECTION. rpilß following are tiro names of 1 r4n4id>U i !i nominated lu fill the officf of cotumutaiouer. VILE. JOB. As the number of candidates docs not exceed the number of vacancies to lie filled. 1 hereby declare Mb Job Vila to be duly elected to fill the oflire of Commissioner of the I'ahiatna Town I’-oard. F. T. REDMAN, Returning Officer. November 27th, IH!M. S For Sale, EEDrOT A T O K S. A First-class Sample. Apply. A. W. SF.DCOLE. Hougliam. Bridge over the Tiraumea. r■ 1H F. undersigned requests the I Electors of the Maktiri Riding to meet at his lionse, Woodville-Tirau-nica Block, on SATURDAY next, the 28th. at 12.30 p.m.. to discuss the Erection of a Bridge over the Tiraunua at the North Tiraumea Road. 8. BOLTON. Member for the Riding. “ The Land and Income Assessment Act, 1891.” I N ordtr to afford full opportunity to 1 persons and companies of com* ph ting returns of land and mortgages for the purposes of the above-mentioned Act, it is hereby notified that such returns will be received by the OOmnns--loner up to tile 81st Ib-cember. 188!, and will lie accepted as if they had be. n received on the 28tli November, 1881. Such returns must, however, still ho made showing the property as existing oil the Ist November instant. Dated this 20ill day of Novombor. 1891. CIIAS. M. CROMBIE, Commissioner of Taxes.

J. M 0 B A 1 N Watch and Clockmaker and Jeweller • From Littlejohn's, Wellington), NEXT CLUB HOTEL, I’AHIATUA. JMc-B. begs to inform tlie inhabi- • Units of Pahiatua ami surrounding districts that he Ims started business as above with a well-assorted stock, comprising American Wooden Clocks. British Alarm Clocks, Brooches, Chains, Specs., Ac. All kinds of Clocks, Watches and Jewellery carefully cleaned and repaired, and guaranteed for twelve | months. ! Note the address— Next to Club Hotel. I % 1 J'ANTEB. a kind, motherly perV \ son to take caro or adopt a baby boy. Apply at tins office. Castrating. Castrating. WALTER STANNARD, VFTER a most successful season with the entire horse “ Trefoil,' is now prepared to Castrate Colts and do other veterinary work. W. S. holds a certificate of Competency having served a lengthy term under Mr Fitd Allom. M.It.G.V.S.L.; also a nuuter cf Wairarapa testimonials vil.iib he formerly practised. Orders left at Club Il'itel. Puliiatua.

R AIL W A Y H 0 TE LS Eketahuna. E. ELLISON has opened the above new hotel which is situated within two tniu'ites walk of the Railway Station. Travellers by the trains can depend upon every attention being paid to their wants. The accommodation is guaranteed first-class. Only Wines, Spirits, Beers. Ac., of the best quality kept. t^s.'l'.S.—Travellers can depend upon being called for die early trains. The District Land and Survey Office, Wellington, November 23rd, 1801. N r OTICE is hereby given, in terms of Suction 117 of “ The Laud Act. inys,"that Margaret Ann Baron, the of Section 41, Block X., Survey District of Mangahac, has applied to trinsfer the same to .John Baron. JOHN 11. BAKER, Commissioner of Crown ltands.