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Notices. ____ rpo CARPENTE RS . TENDERS are receivable'up to FJRIDAY, 28th inat., for the ERECTION of a Public Hall at Huntly. Plana, &c, at my residence, Ferndale, Taupiri. ' . ; THOMAS H. WHITE, Architect. t-\ ■ r a i n i ' N *a : WRITTEN TENDERS will be received until noon on WEDNESDAY, 26th~inst., for about. THIRTY-SEVEN CHAINS OF DRAINING. , John Kiwish, ou late Walton's Farm, Kihikihi, will show the 1 ground, and. for further, information apply to , f " G. J. STOREY. Te Awamutu, 14th March, 1890. - : . SOUTH AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. A MEETING of the Committee will be held ia The Waik*to Timksßuildings TO-MORROW EVENING (Wednesday, 26th), at 7.30 p.m. , G. H. CARTER, .< ; r Hon. Sec;. "' '\ MEETING will be held at Paterangi £*■ on FRIDAY, the 2Sth March, at 7.30 p.m., to consider the advisability of forming a Paterangi Football Club. All those interested in Football are invited to attend. TT A MILTON BATHS. I hereby give notice to ticket-holders that the bathing season will CLOSE at March 31st. : ■ J. HINTON, ■■■ Caretaker, PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. Borougn of Hamilton. A POLL of the Burgesses will be taken at the Council Chambers, Hamilton, on WEDNESDAY, March 26th instant' between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m., to decide whether the following proposal shall be given effect to, viz. : —

. : That a sum of £1000 of the £6000. ! Loan be transferred from the : ' Special Fund Account to the ■ Borough Fund Account, with the following objects :— Ist. Of paying off the Borough overdraft. 2nd, Of lending the Hamilton Domain Board a sum sufficient to enable them to pay off their overdraft. Dated at Hamilton the 12th day of March, 1890. C. J, W. BARTON, Town Clerk. PANNELL'S ANNELL'S jOIRCULATING T IBRARY Vjirculating Juibrary itarNOW OPEN. THE LATEST WORKS OF THE MOST POPULAR AUTHORS. Bound Volumes of the best English Magazines. New Books a,dded Every Week. Terms: Annual Subscription, £1 Is; half-yearly, 10s 6d ; payable in advance. r. 308. G. PANNELL, BOOKSELLEE & STATIONEE, VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. CARR,JOHNSTON&Ca COLONIAL BROKERS, Flax and Commission Meechants, FORT STREET, AUCKLAND. /CONSIGNMENTS of all kinds of W Produce efficiently dealt with. Prompt settlements. Liberal advances on Flax, &c, consigned for sale in London or New York. TT BONEDUST. —This reliable brand li JL always in stock. If required, orders can be executed direct from Sydney, in which market produce consignments can be placed, if preferred. CARR, JOHNSTON & CO., ■ Fort Street, Auckland. THE NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA (Limited). [Established 1869.] ; Head Office : No. 1 Market Buildings, Collins-street West, Melbourne. The FIRST OFFICE IN THE WORLD to apply the Surrender Value of Life Policies in paying the Premiums, thereby preventing the lapse of the Policies until the Surrender Value is exhausted. The Whole of the Profit Belongs to the policyiiolders. The Bonuses allotted by the National Mutual at previous investigations are larger than those of any other Australian Life Office of similar age. During the year 1889 this Society earned a higher rate of interest, reduced its working expenses more, and laid by a larger proportion of its revenue than any other Society in New Zealand. The Australasian Banking and Insurance Record congratulates the National Mutual on the large profit—£s2,ooo— made on its freehold properties, and also on its prudence in putting it to Reserve. The interest on this amount will secure an addition to the bonuses for all time to come, in which all members, present aud future, will participate. H. REES GEORGE, District Agent, Auckland; A. J. L. COATES, Waikato Agent. . DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. W. J. HURST & CO. The Partnership hitherto existing between A. H. Geaingee and B. J. Esam, trading as W. J. Hurst and Co., Seed, Grain, and Produce Merchants, has this day been Dissolve-l by mutual j consent. The business will be carried on in future solely by A. H. Grainger under the old name, he paying all liabilities due by and receiving all debts due to the late firm. B. J. ESAM. A. H. GRAINGER. Witness : Thos. CoTTiiE, Solicitor, Aucklaud. Auckland, December 31, ISS9. IN connection with the above, "Mr Grainger begs to tender his thanks for the consistent support received from all the friends of the old firm, and, while soliciting a continuance of that support, trusts the twenty-three years' experience and connection with the business is sufficient guarantee that nothing in his power will be spared to make the interests of oroducer and consumer identical. P A. H. GRAINGER. O T I C E . Owing to Dissolution of Partnership, all Accounts due over three months will be placed in the hands of our Solicitor for collection after the 14th January, 1890