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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10479, 15 October 1912, Page 8

WlflUess. ARTON BOWLING CLUB. The Green will be officially opened on WEDNESDAY, 16tb, at 2.30 p m. Marton Band in attendance. Should the weather prove inclement Afternoon Tea and Social will be held in the Druids’ Hall. M ASTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. - NOTICE is hereby given that a POLL of the Ratepayers of the Borough of Marton will be taken at the Council Chambers, |High Street, Marton, on WEDNESDAY, October 30th, 1913, between the hours of 9 am, and 1 p.m. on ths proposal that henceforth the system of rating property on the basis of the unimproved value thereof shall be adopted in the Borough of Marton. R. E. BECKETT, * Mayor. A. H. KNTGGE, Returning Officer. WOR SALE-SEED BARLEY. 50 Sacks Russian Barley. Apply j. Wing, South Makirikiri. | OST, between Makirikiri and Marton, Axle Cap. Finder kindly leave at Amer’s stables or communicate with B. THURSTON, Makirikiri. O R SALE. The property situated in Lower High Street, Marton, and known as the Foresters’ Hall. For terms apply to the Trustees,, care of John Anderson, Marton. Jjf O T ICE. GIVING UP BUSINESS. D.NINNISS, Sec. and Tres.

' In giving notice that I have as from the 14th inst., disposed of my Shoeing Business to Mr Ben Me Caul I wish to thank all who have favoured me with their trade in the past (some of them for over 30 years), and to solicit a continuance of the same to my successor. Mr McCaul has been manager of my shoeing department for the last five years and is therefore well-known. He has given the greatest satisfaction to myself and my patrons, I can confidently recommend him to all who want work well done. C. PARKINSON, Electric Shoeing Forge, Marton. 7 Having taken over the Horse Shoeing Department in the above business, I hope to merit the continued support of Mr Parkinson’s customers. By strict attention to business and first-class workmanship customers can rely on their horses being properly handled. BEN McCAUL. Marton t echnical SCHOOL (2nd Term.) Miss Smith will commence classes in Dressmaking and Millinery, on FRIDAY, from 11,15 to 4,15 Terms 10s per quarter. W. W, THOMAS, Director.

0 T I C E. The Rata Co-op. Dairy Go., Ltd., is a Buyer of Cream. Railage paid to Eata. For prices and further particulars apply to The Manager. Rata. jptANO FOR SALE. I have for sale a 'horizontal grand piano by “Neumeyer” which was used by that talented artist Miss Margaret Cooper for her tour throughout New Zealand. This instrument is in good order, and for a quick sale will take 75 guineas, 1 can arrange terms. For further particulars apply'to R. H. COKER, Eep. Dresden Piano Coy., Ltd. Wellington Road, Marton. MADAME EMILY BRIGGS, (late Professor of Singing, L.iN.M. London) will resume singing lessons in Marton, on THURSDAY, September 19th. As she has more applications for lessons than she can take m one day, aha has decided to give up going to Folding to teach and will stay two davs in Marten instead of one. She will therefore now have a few vacancies. Applications to Madame Bbiggs, Wanganui. IWITEA COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS, addressed to the Chairman, will he received at the County Office, Kimbolton, up to noon on FRIDAY, October 18th, ma^or Contract 314. —Trimming and metalling 284 chains on the Pararorangi Road. Contract 215, —Trimming and metalling 45 chains on the Mangarere Road. Specifications may be seen at the County f’fncps, and at the Star Office Feilding, also Contract 214 at Hr E Short's, tO.ro ran id. Contract- 215 at Mr Tompkins’ Store, Rargiwahia, and i.he Town Board Office, Mangaweka F. S. B. WAITE, County Engineer.