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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11716, 20 August 1902, Page 7

PUBLIC NOTICES. WANGANUI EDUCATION BOABD. TECHNICAL SCHOOL. ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM. A CLASS in this Subject will be hold on Wednesday evenings, from 7 to 9, commencing on the 20th inst. BOOK-KEEPING.—Junior Class Thursday, 7to 8.30. Fee, 30/- to end of year— 15 •weeks. . MERCANTILE LAW.—In future tide Class will meet on Tuesday evening instead of Thursday. W. J. CARSON, Secretary. Wangamri, 14th August, 1902. WANGANUI BOROUGH COUNCIL. LAST DISCOUNT " DAY—WEDNESDAY, 20th August. Office Hours: 10 to 4. J. PURNELL, Town Clerk. NOTICE. OUR SALE YARDS on the Taylorville side of the Wanganui Bridge being almost completed, we hope to hold the First Sale by end of August. The day fixed upon is Wednesday, and so as not to interfere with others in the business, we will hold bur Sale at 11.60 ai.m. This hour will also suit those coming in by the trains. E. z^^jJDELEY, P. G. FORLONG, Wanganui Land, Estate, and Stock Agency, NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. TEMPORARY OFFICES. niHE. business of the New Zealand Loan X and Mercantile Agency Company, Ltd., will, until permanent arrangements are made, be conducted in the premises in Victoria Avenue recently vacated by the National Bank. JOHN STEVENSON, Manager. NOTICE. ~ MESSRS R, AND E, TINGEY beg to •remind clients that their promises will close eveiy evening at 5 o'clock from 18tl? inst., for stock-taking, until further notice, THE EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISTRICT OF WANGANUI. IT is hereby publicly notified that the following is the result of 'the Election; of One . Member to fill an Extraordinary Vacancy; — Names. Votes. WOOD, William Thomas 260 . BRIDGES., Clifford Lawrence ... 200 ] The total cumber of Valid Votes recorded was 460. The number of Votes rejected as informal was 63. I therefore declare Mr William Thomas Wool*, duly elected. ' i W.iJ. CARSON,Returning Officer. Wanganui r -\l9th August, 1902. LOST, probably in the Avenue—A Leftfoot Boot. Finder kindly return to office of this paper. . PEKIN DUCKS. NOW READY—Sittings of Pur>bre.l Pefciu. Ducks; the finest table birds kiioA* n ; mature quicker than auy other breed. 10s per sitting. Unfertile, eggs replaced. A. Carr, the .West-mere Egg and Poultry Farm. 3 miles from Wanganui Posjt Office. ' ~ MANGAWHERO ROAD BOARD. NOTICE is hereby given that it- is the intention of the Mangawhevo Road Board, at their next meeting, to be held at Upokongaro Schoolroom on Saturday, thcr 30fcii day of August, 1902, at 11 a.m., to make a General Rate of £d in the pound over all rateable property in the Manga whero Road District, under section 114 of "The Road Boards Act, 1882,-' ai>d section 37 of "The Rating Act, 1894," for the j period commencing Ist April, 1902, and end- ] ing 31st March, 1903, payable in one instalment at the office; of the Board, Avenue, or.l the Ist day of October, 1902. llie Rate Books are open for infection j during oflice hours. | MORTON JONES. j Clerk. CORPORATION GASWORKS. SPECIAL NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS. IN order to deliver Gas in certain outlying 'districts at a reasonable prossu.e, the pressure in trunk mains will be increased on SATURDAY, the 23rd inst.. between sunset and 11 p.m., and on each night thereafter, during the; hour* mentioned. Tin's increase is represented by the figures as 3^ is to 2£. Consumers residing 'in districts where the present, pressure issufficient are cautioned to prevent waste of Gas at the burner. Pressure during hours) of daylight will remain as at present. The above-mentioned arrangement of pressure wiH continue in force until the mains' in certain defective districts have been enlarged. GEORGE SMITHIES. Manager. Wanganui. 18th August, 1902. IyTESSRS HARROWBY and KNIGHT Are AGENTS for niHE /""I EAR /COMPANY'S 1. br U T)ETONE IyTANURES. PRICE LIST FOR SEASON 1902-1903 Terim : Net Cash. Delivery Free-on Railway at Petone. in 2 cwt. Bags. £ s. d. Per Ton. Petc-ni Root Manure 4 0 0 Turnip Manure ....! 4 10 0 Superphosphate 4 10 0 Wheat Mam:re 4 10 0 Potato Manure 5 0 0 Blood Manure 5 0 0 Mixed Bone Dust 5 5 0 Imported Supherphosphate 5 10 0 Dry Blood 6 0 0 Garden Manure 6 10 0 —i the above Manures are thoroughly dry, and in a fine state of division. Prices for Special Manures, other than those quoted, will be supplied on application. * W. H. TRIPE, - Secretary. . Wellington, Ist August, 1902.