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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 2414, 27 May 1876, Page 3

Sales by Auction. THIS DAY. WILLIAM COURTNEY Will sell by auction at his Rooms, Devon. Btreet, This Day, the 27th instaut, — SECTIONS No*. 75, 81, 85, 86, and 90, Okato District. Sale at 2 o'clock. 465 m 27 MONDAY, MAY 29. BELL BLOCK CATTLE SALE. WILLIAM COURTNEY Will sell by aaotion at the Bell Blook Ponnd, on Monday, tho 29ih instant, — 1 C\C\ AND LAMBS JLL/ \J 1 Good Draught Mare, 4 yearßold 2 Saddle Hack? 1 Pair Workiug Bullocks Dry Cows, near calving A lot of Young Stook. For absolute sale, — Mr. Bales' Staunch Draught Horse, together with Now Dray. Also, — A First-clans Three-year-old Filly, bred by Mr. Redding, oat of a Waoganni mare. Sale at half-past 1 o'clock sharp, 406 m 27 SATURDAY, JUNE 3. WITHOUT RESERVE. WILLIAM COURTNEY Has reoeircd instructions from Josiah Flight, Esq. (owing io the ground being required for other purposes), to sell by auction at his residence, on Saturday, tho 3rd Juno, — SUPERIOR and C.AREFULLY-SELECTED FRUIT TREES, consisting of Goavas, Nectarines, Pears, Plums, Peaches, &c, &c, and 1 Garden Water-engine. Sale at 12 o'olook. 467 je 3 EARLY IN JUNE NEXT. WITHOUT RESERVE. WILL lAM COURTNEY Has received instructions from Mr. James Mitchinson to soil by anotion, nt tho Egmont Nursery, in the month of June next, — ALL his SURPLUS STOCK of TREES, SHRUBS, <&0., consisting of about 1,000 Fruit Trees, 10,000 Forost and Ornamental Pines, Conifern, Flowering Shrubs, &C, &c. 309 tc— b PRELIMINARY NOTICE. WITHOUT RESERVE. WILLIAM COURTNEY Will sell by nuo'ion nt Waitnra, in about a fortnight, without reserve, — A A AAA FEET KAURI TIMBER. 468 to Meetings. TAUANAKI RTFIjE VOUUNTEEK9. UE COMPANY will PARADE o*j&f^ A >n the LARGE ROOM at the "^"D't^t News OHice, Brougham-street, on Monday, the 29th instant, at 7 o'olook p.m., to pass the Rules and commence Drill. Members not already sworn will attend to be sworn in, H EYRE KENNY, 490 m 27 Captain T.R.V. NEW PLYMOUTH FRIENDLY SOCIETY. THE MEMBERS of the NEW 'PLYMOUTH FRIENDLY SOCIETY are reqoested to MEET in the TARANAKI INSTITUTE, on Thuusday, the Ist June, at 7 p.m., to take into consideration the action of the GoTernment in rufnsiug to give the Society a legal standing nr.less it complies with the increased contributions demanded by the Piblic Actuary. GEORGE J. NEWMAN, 489 m 27 President. TOWN BOARD OF NEW PLYMOUTH. ANNUAL ELECTION OF MEMBERS. A MEETING of RATEPAYERS of the Town of Wew Ply month will be held at the Taraunki In6tituto, at 12 noon, on Monday, the Gib Juno proximo, for the purpose of ELECTING FIVE MEMBERS in the room of ihoßo rotiring, viz., Messrs. D. Callnghan, Henry Shnttleworth, J. T. Daris, Walter Road, and J. Veale. Retiring Members aro j re-eligible. N.B. — Ratepayct'3 whose ]?otej aro \u arrcar on the day of election will not be Qualified to Vote. L. H. CHOLWILL, 450 je 3 Seoretary. TOWN BOARD, WAITARA. ANNUAL ELECTION OF MEMBERS. PUBLIC MEETING to bo held at the Waitara institute, on Monday, tho sth Juno, 1876, at 4 p.m"., for tho purpose of ELECTING TWO MEMBERS to servo on tho Raleigh Town Board, tho two who retire by rotation are Messrs. John Elliot and Daniel Bnyly, The retiring Slp.n^b.Qrq, a,ra eligible for ro-oleotipu. ' * • in the event of a poll, tho same to take pliioe the following duy, at the Wattara Institute, between the hours of nino o'clock in the forenoon, and four o'clock in tho afternoon. N.B. — Ratepayers whoso Rales are in arrcar on tho day of election will not bo Qualified to Vote. J. D. BAKER, 451 jo 3 Secretary. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWN OF NEW PLYMOUTH. r\ ENTLEMEN,— -The approaching Election \j for tho Town Uonrd will provido Members for the future Municipal Council, under the provisions of tho Act of the General Assembly. I have been requested to odor myself for eleotion. lam huppy to do bo, in case my gratuitous sorrices in the. Board for upwards of bight' years should Imvu lod you to thiiik I shall fitly represent that portion of tho Town which will hureuficr form ono of tho Wards of tho Municipality. On principle, 1 shall uot personally canvas your suffrages. am, '^JentlctTjen, "Your obedient servant, 19110 W. M. CROMPTON. j f 10L0URED PRINTING executed at the very \J lo«est prices an! in tho BEST STYLE of WORKMANSHIP at the Hebalu Pnutin« Office