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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9408, 31 March 1909, Page 8

MAR TON BOROUGH COUNCIL.; * The Supplementary District Electors’ List closos on April 14th next. Electors can enrol übcler the “ Residential Occupants” qualification. A. H. KNIGGB, Town Clerk. jp 0 R SALE, Good Draught Mare, medium size, twelve years, very staunch, sound and quiet. Owner no use for her, having sold farm. Price £ls MRS A. Y. McBBTH, Mar ton. O T I C ,E. I have now a Pall Stock of GROCERIES, and new DRAPERY GOODS are arriving every day. W. B. CLARK. Bulls, March 30. jyj-ARTON JOCKEY CLUB. TENDERS for Addition of Two Rooms to Caretaker’s residence at Marton Racecourse close on WEDNESDAY, 81st March. Specifications may be seen at Advocate office. ARTHUR WAY, , Secretary M.J.C. JN BANKRUPTCY. TENDERS are invited for the purchase of the Stock-in-Trade, Shop Fittings and Sundries in the Estate of Alfred William Woolley, of Marton, Grocer. Conditions of tender and stock sheets can be inspected on the premises. Marton, and at my Office, Wanganui. W. RODWELL, Deputy Official Assignee. Wanganui,' 23rd March, 1909. JJROWN & gHERRSFF, BUILDERS &IGONTRACTORS, MAKTOH. Plana prepar?d. Estimates given for all classes of work. We have a first-class SASH & DOOE PACTOEY.with latest machines, and are prepared to supply Joinery and all classes of Mouldings etc., at very lowest rates, out cf thoroughly seasoned stuff. We have just completed residences for Messrs Q. M. & S. J Davenport, John Glasgow, Mrs A. Y. Mcßeth, Mr E. Smith and Nga Tawa School, which speak for themselves. gULLS TOWN BOARD. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCIES. An Election to fill two Extraordinary vacancies in the above Board will be held' at the Town Board Office, Bulls, on WEDNESDAY, the 7th day of April, 1909. Nominations la the required form will be < received by me up to noon of WEDNESDAY, the 81st day of Ma ch, 1909. THOS. W. DOWNES, O.E , Returning Officer. Bulls, 20th March, 1909.

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