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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIV, Issue 9604, 25 January 1882, Page 3

Ps INCESS THEATRE. Edward S. Wolfe... .Lessee and Manager. . TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), LAST NIGHT ! LAST NIGHT I OP E. B. LEWIS'S MASTODON STAR MINSTEELS ! GEAND CHANGE of PEOGBAMME. New Comic Songs ! New Ballads I New Farces ! New Witticisms 1 THE FOUR JOLLY COONS. The Great American Sand Jig Tournament. The whole to conclude with the sidesplitting negro extravaganza entitled " PIRATES OF ALAKASAN." W. NEILSON, Business Agent. JNO. DRAYTON, Agent. Ranana, 30th Tiherna, 1881. Kai Te Kai ta o Te Raranikera, o Whanganui. Ehoa, — Mau c ta atu enei kupu torutoru aku kiroto ki to nupepa " Ara " tua tahi Ida kaua te Kawanatanga c whakaae ki ona kai runri me nga kai runri c hara nei i tei Kawanatanga c haere mai Mroti M aku rohe malii runri ai. Kia maku lano te ritenga katahi ka tika hia haere mai ki te mahi runri kai mau hoki toku ingoa ki te pukapuka toho katahi katika Ma tukua mai he wea. Tuarua kaua te Kawanatanga c tirimoni ki rotu M aku rohe keitae atu ki te Rarurarutanga no matou me nga hoa Rangatira pakeha ana hold me nga pakeha moa atu. Te roanga atu tenei no te nitpepa o te 18th o Oketopa, 1881, ko aku rohe enei timata i. Kaiwhaiki ki Te Houhou, ki Tildrere, ki Moawhango, ki Euapehu, ki te Te Pou a peehi Kia Tohiora, ka whati ki Te Rimuputa, ki Matemateaonge, ki Karikarirua, Id Rakautihihi, ki Kaihokahoka te Awa o Kauarapa«va, Id Te Awa o Whanganui, ka tutaki ki Kaiwhaiki ki ti tiraatanga. Na to koutou pononga kina, Meiha Keepa Te Rangihiwinui. to the editor. Eanana, December 30th, 1881. Sir, — Will you print these few words of mine in your newspaper, that is, firstly, — The Government must not allow their Authorised Surveyors or any other Surveyors, unauthorised, to come within my boundaries to survey. It is only with my consent that they will be allowed to come to survey ; when my name is signed to an application for survey, then alone it will be right to send a survey party. Secondly, — The Government mnst not pay money (on account of Lands) within my boundaries, that there may not arise trouble for us and our Pakeha Rangatira friends and other pakehas. This is an extract from the paper of 18th October, 1881— " My boundaries commence at Kaiwhaiki, thence to Te Houhou, to Tikirere, to Moawhanga, to Rnapehu, to Te Pou a Pehi Kia Tohiora, thence turning to Te Rimuputa, to Matemateaonge, to Karikarirua, to Rakautihitihi, to Kaihokahoka, the Kauarapawa Stream, to the Whanganui River, and joining to Kaiwhaiki at the commencement." — From your evil servant, Meiha Keepa te Rangihiwinui. PUBLIC NOTICE. HPHE undersigned begs to notify to I the inhabitants of Wanganui, and the public generally, that he has this day purchased from Messrs Johnston and Co., of Wellington, their Butchery Business, lately carried on under the style of the Wanganui Meat Company ; and hopes, by strict attention to business, combined with cleanliness and civility, to merit a continuance of the support so liberally accorded to his predecessors. G. W. FIRMAN, Victoria Avenue. BOARD AND EDQCATION. TURAKINA COMMERCIAL 4ND CLASSICAL SCHOOL. Mathematics, English, Latin, French, German, Music, Drawing. npHE Classes at the Turakina ComX mercial and Classical School, will be resumed on Wednesday, February Ist. Miss Goodbehere will conduct the departments of Modern Languages, Music, and Drawing, and also the Second Division in English. As special subjects Book-keeping will be taken up during the first half of the session of 1882, and Mensuration during the second. JOHN ROSS. Turakina Manse. Jan. 21, 1882. " . MAYORALTY ELECTION. j , I TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE BOROUGH OF HAWERA. I Ladies and Gentlemen, — I would respectfully inform you that, having been urgently requested by a considerable number of your body to become a candidate for the office o iMayor of the ■ new Borough of Hawera, I take this opportunity of announcing to you that I am a candidate for the ofiice of Mayor at the forthcoming election. I do so with confidence, knowing that you are well aware that my interests are equally bound up with your own in the iiiture progress and prosperity of the new Borough. ' Should you honour me with your confidence on this occasion, I shall endeavour to serve yon in the future as in the past, faithfully and impartially, to the best of my ability. If returned, I would be in favour of raising a small loan for the purpose of opening up and forming all roads, streets, and footpaths within, the Borough, and having the centre, at least, of all the streets metalled ; and of the erection of Borough Chambers suitable to the requirements of the Borough. I would be in favour of setting aside all rents derived from reserves, and revenue derived from hotel licenses, for the payment of interest, so forming a ! sinking fnud to pay off our debt, leaving t brewers' licenses, dog tax, auctioneers' > and hawkers' licenses, with rates and , revenue from other sources, for the maintenance of streets, footpaths, and general . expenditure, taking great care that the same shall be spent to the best advantage for the benefit of the ratepayers " generally. Leaving the details for future consideration, and the result of the election in your hands with confidence, c I remain, Your obedient servant, t JAMES DAVIDSON. 11 WANGANUI COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. OWING to the impossibility of carry ing on School work efficient^ while building operations are in pro - gress on the premises, the above schoo c will be Closed for the ensuing Term, it For the Trustees. EDW. CHURTON.