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Wanganui Herald, 4 February 1873, Page 3

MISCELLANEOUS. fill HIGHWAY NOTICE. A PLAN, Section and description of a proposed line of road to be called the "Union Road" commencing at the No 3 Line at the boundary between Country section Nos. 83 and 84, Left Bank, Wanganui District, and extending to the river bank road at the west end of Ivaimatira Cliff, and of another px-oposed road to he called the " Mataongaonga Road," branching off from the Union road at the northern end of the said Section No. 81-, and running in an easterly direction up the Mataongaonga Valley to the Western boundary of Mr Gray's land, have been deposited at the office of. the Wangaehu Highway Board, Tanpo Quay, Wanganui, and are now laying there for inspection by all parties interested in the said roads. Persons whose properties are affected by the said roads, and who object to the same or to any part thereof, must within (forty days) after the publication of this Notice set forth such objections in writing addressed to JOHN MORGAN, Chairman Wangaelm Highway Board Feb. 3, 1873. : gr 11 || WANGANUI .AND TAUPO ROAD. mENDERS will be received for the X Construction of about Twelve Miles of the above, in Five Contracts, until WEDNESDAY the 19th of -FEBRUARY. They must be addressed to W. HALES Esq., Engineer, Public Works Office, Wanganui, and must be marked outside " Tender for Taupo Road." Plans and Specifications may be seen at the Public Works Offices, Wanganui and Wellington, The Government reserves the power of accepting any tender, or of letting the Avhole in one contract, and the lowest or any tender not necessarily to be accepted. By Command, JOHN BLACKETT. Assistant Engineer in Chief. Public Works Office, Wellington. February, 3rd 1873. NOTICE. ' mHE Raffle of Musical Box, with X Drum and Bells, at Mr Ashforth's Office, on TUESDAY NIGHT, the 4th inst., at 8 p.m. Feb 3, 1873. ELECTION NOTICES. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWN 0? WANGANUI. pENTLEMEN,—I beg to inform \J you that it is my intention to offer myself as a Candidate for your suffrages and if you elect me I will continue to serve you as heretofore. I am, your obdt. servant, W. H. WATT. Jan 30, 1873. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE RANGITIKE. DISTRICT. HENTLEMErT,—At the urgent ro\J quest of a number of my fellow electors, I have again consented to become a candidate for the representation of the district, in the Provincial Council at the ensuing election; If you consider me worthy of a continuance of the trust reposed iv me for the last eight years, and return me, I shall feel honored, and will use my utmost endeavors to promote the progress and welfare of the province in general, and this district in particular. I have the honor to be, gentlemen, your most obedient servant, ALEX. MILNE Rose Bank, Jan 27. : TO THE ELEcfoRS O? THE W.AITOTARA KAI IWI DISTRICT GENTLEMEN,—I am a candidate UT for your suffrages at the approaching election for the Provincial Council. As one of the oldest settlers of the district, I am well known to most of you, and am ready to do my best to represent your interests, which are also my own. The extent of my abilities you are as well able to estimate as I am myself, and I need say nothing further on that subject. Ido not expect to set the Wangauui river on fire, although I am exceedingly anxious to see its channel deepened, and shall do my best to secure the fulfilment of that object from Provincial funds. I shall do my' best to procure the alteration 'of the . existing Education Act of this Province in very material respects, so as to render it less oppressive in its character, and more capable of being efficiently worked. If elected lat any rate can promise to attend to the duties of the office, and do whatever I may be able to do in your interests. I am, .Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, JAMES ALEXANDER. Jan 30, 1873. •