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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3627, 26 February 1883, Page 4

Highway Board Notices. TO THE CHAIRMAN and MEMBERS of the "WAIPAWA COUNTY COUNCIL. THE PETITION of the undersigned Ratepayers of the Tamumu and Oero Road Districts in the County of Waipaiva Huinblv SheAvcth, — rpHAT "it is desirable to alter part of the X Boundary Lines between the Tamumu and Oero Districts. THAT the present portion of the Boundary Line between the Tamumu and Oero Districts, commencing at the north-east corner of Block 30, Mangakuri District, at a point where the said Block joins the Mangakuri stream, and running from thence in a southerly direction to the Omakare stream, and from thence in an easterly direction to the sea, be abolished and the following boundaries substituted iii lieu thereof, viz.: — Commencing at the north-east comer of Plock 29, Mangakuri District, where it joins the Mangarara stream, thence in an easterly direction along the northern Boundary Line of said Block 29, and Blocks 28, 27, 26, 25, | and part of Block 21, thence in a north-easterly direction to the northeast corner of said Block 21, thence in a. southerly direction along the eastern Boundary Line of said Block 24, to the south-west corner of Block 23, thence in an easterly direction along the southern Boundary Line of said Block 23, to its southeast corner, thence in a southerly direction to the north-Avcst corner of Block 38, thence in an easterly direction along the northern Boundary Line of Blocks 38 and 39, to the north-cast corner of Block 89, thence in a northerly direction to the northeast corner of Block 40, thence in an easterly direction along the northern Boundary Line of Block 40 to the sea. Your Petitioners therefore pray that the present described Boundary Lines between the Tamumu and Oero Road Districts be altered, and the iicav Boundaries as hereinbefore described substituted in lieu thereof. And your Petitioners will over pray. signatures. signatures. Alfred R. Lyons James E. C. Price, (J.AV.) " (J.W.) A. M. Mcllardv, Donald Gollan, (J.W) (J.W.) " Spencer Gollan, An dr c w Log an. (J.W.) (J.W.) ' F. J. Tiffeu, (J.W.) John Nairn, (J.W.) j Georire Merritt, John Ford, (J.W.) (J.W.) his A. M. Willi a m, James X Henry (J.W.) mark George II unt cr, (J.W.) (J.W.) Witness to James Beetham Brothers, Henri—J. West- (J.AV.) moreland. Gordon 11. Saxby, AY. Nelson, (J.AV.) (J.AV.) Sydney Johnston, Joseph AVetherow, (J.AV.) (J.AV.) John Edward Goose, J. N. AVilliams, (J.AV.) (J.AV.) Geor-re 11. Clark, Charles Limp vs, (J.W.) (J.AV.) John MoKcnzic, sen. James Collins, (J.W) (J.AV.) P. Flaimigaii, (J.A\ r ) I, JosEni Westmoreland, do solemnly declare that the signatures affixed to the above petition initialled by mc are the genuine signatures of the persons whoso names they purport to be, and that such persons arc Ratepayers of the Road Districts to AA'hich the petition relates. JOSEPH AA r ESTMOBELAND. HorticuStural Sliow. HAAVKE'S BAY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. THE Second Show under the auspices of the above Society will be held in the Grounds of H. S. Tiffin, Esq., (again kindly placed at the disposal of the Committee), on AVEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the 7th and Sth of MARCH. The Committee haA'e spared no trouble in their endeavor to make the Second Show an improvement on the first, and are offering tivo prizes each in no less than 144 classes. C. L. MARGOLIOUTH, Hon. Secretary. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. r folloAving Special Prizes have been I kindly offered by the undernamed gentlemen : — The Officers the A r oluntcer Companies, 2 guineas, forthc best collection of Messrs Dinwiddic, AValker and Co. —1 A r ol., A'alue 30/- : "Origin and Nature of, and Use of AVine," by J. L. Thadicombc ; for best collection of Grapes, however grown. Th c proprietor Daily Telegraph—'' Lou - don Encyclopedice of Botany" ; for 11. S. Tiffin, Esq.—Loavo's New Trail Ferns ; for best exhibit of Dried Ferns. Manual of Botany ; for best Miniature Garden. J. Harding, Esq.—First prize, 1 set of Garden Tools, for best collection of Flowers ; second prize, a lot of Plants to bo given when able to he shifted in the autumn. The above prizes to be given to any boy or girl belonging to any '' Band of Hope in Hawke's Bay. Messrs. Gilberd and Anderson.—l dozen of Pine Trees, when able to be shifted, and 1 dozen of blight-proof Apples ; for best collection of Apples of six varitics. F. AY. C. Sturm, Esq.—l dozen Pine Trees ; for best Collection of native Trees and Ferns, AA'hen able to be shifted. C. L. MARGOLIOUTH, Hon. Sec. Money. i?o _nn £2000 ' • £isoo » ■ iiooo > oLir£o\J\J £500, £200, and £100 TO LEND in sums to suit borrowers on approved security, at lowest current rates of interest. LEE & SHEATH, Solicitors, Tennyson - street. -P9 . 000 T0 LEND mo. . \J \J\J more sums on iirstolass freehold property. AY. R. RUSSELL, Flaxmere. more Sums on good Freehold Security at Current Rates of Interest, SAINSBURY & LOGAN, Solicitors, Napier. MONEY TO LEND. IN Sums of £200, £300, £400, and £500, ou approved security. F. ALGAR, AVest Clive. MONEY TO LEND. j IN Sums of £25 to £4000 on Town and Country Property. Apply to R. G. GRAHAM. THE NORTHERN INA r ESTMENT COMPANY OF NEAV ZEALAND. (Limited) . Capital .. .. £500,000 ofeices: emerson street, napier. npilE Colonial Board is prepared to make JL advances on— Freehold Securities. Leasehold Securities. Stock and Station Mortgages. Growing Clips of AA r ool. AA'ool consignments, etc. At moderate rates of interest For proposal Forms, apply to PAT. STIRLING M'LEAN, Manager. NAPIER SAVINGS BANK, Broavning-street. OPEN ON TUESDAY EVENINGS From G to 8 o'clock. Deposits received from Is to £100. 5 per cent, interest alloivcd on all depositnot exceeding £100. lii)WARD LYNDON, Manager. WANTED TO _ SELL—At Reduced prices, Kauri, Pine, Riinu, Houseblocks, etc. C. DOLBEL and CO., Timber Merchants, Port Ahuriri.