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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 79, 27 September 1894, Page 3

MANAWATU COUNTY COUNCIL. rT!HE following is the result of s JL Poll taken on the 24th day oi September, 1894, at the residence oi Mr A. Dermer, Feilding-Awahuri Road, on the proposal to borrow £25C under the provisions of "The Local Bodies Loans Act, 1886," and amendments thereof, to pay cost of protecting the bank of Oroua River neat Feilding:— Number of Ratepayers on Special Roll 7 Number of Votes exercisable ... 14 Number of Ratepayers who voted for the Proposal ... 5 Number of Ratepayers who voted against the Proposal . . . nil Number of Votes recorded for the Proposal ... ... 11 Number of Votes recorded against nil As a majority in number of the ratei payers have voted in favor of the proposal, and the number so voting are entitled to more than one-half in number of the votes which could be exercised by tho whole number of ratepayers, I hereby declare the proposal CARRIED. J. C. RANSOM, Chairman Manawatu and West Coast AGRICULTURAL and PASTORAL ASSOCIATION'S GRAND ANNUAL SHOW WILL BE HELD AT — PALMERSTON NORTH, — OS — WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, October 24th and 25th. Over £550 will be given in Frizes. TjINTRIES close on 18th October, Hi at 9 a.m. Programmes and Entry Forms can be obtained from C. C. MILES, Secretary. Palmerßton North, August 27th, 1894. THE MANCHESTER RIFLES WILL parade at the Assembly Rooms, in " drill order," as follows :— September.— THUßSDAY, 27th (Government parade). BY ORDER A. F. HALCOMBE & SON, Agents for Murray, Roberts, and Co. A DVANCES made on shorn or growJ\_ ing clips of Wool. No interest charged on advances after date of shipment of wool. MONIES TO LEND at Lowest Kates, in large or small sums. Feilding, 80th August, 1894. THE POST OFFICE STORE, KIWITEA, WAS opened to day 1 19 th March) with a Complete Stock of Groceries. Terms : Cash. Further particulars in future advertisement. - WM. H. FOSTER, OWNER of 247 acres near Pahiatua— good property, all grass, 5-roorned house, wool-shed, orchard and garden (value, £1285)— -willing to exchange for well-improved Suburban Property near Feilding. Difference in value can be adjusted by mortgage. Apply to A. F. HALCOMBE & SON, Feilding FEILDING BRANCH WELLINGTON ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. X ICENSES TO FISH for Trout or JLj Perch in the Wellington Acclimatisation District are now procurable from the undersigned. £ s d Men's Licenses ... 1 0 0 Ladies' and Boys 1 ... 5 0 Season : 15th September, 1894, to 15th April, 1895 (both inclusive). HUGH L. SHERWILL, Hon. Sec. FISHING LICENSES have been issued to the under - mentioned : — W. A. Sandilands, H. L. Sherwill, J. J. Bagnall, F. Spencer, C. J. D. Sharpe, D. Downes, Major Campbell, D. Johnston, B. N. Lane, Mrs Sandilands, Masters B. N. Sandilands and J. Rose. ; PLIMMERTON HOUSE, PUMMERTON. 5 fXIHE above honse is now open for I JL reception of visitors, and will be found to be one of the best equipped sea* ' side establishments in New Zealand. Splendid scenery ; good fishing ; and an 1 unnralled bathing harbour, with long stretch of hard sandy beaoh. For terms apply to j C. PLIMMER, \ Manager T. WATSONi - Commission and Insurance Agent, FEILDING. 3 ■ A LL kinds of stock bought aud sold XjL on commission. * Experienced Land and Hotel Valuer. Firo and Lifo Assurances effected. Money to Lend, in any sums, on Freehold Security, at current rates. 0 Money to Lend on Personal Security, 0 in large or small amounts._ . CHELTENHAM CO - OPERATIVE DAIRY COMPANY (Limited). THE Third Half-yearly General Meeting of Shareholders in the above-named Company will be held in the District School on SATURDAY, P September 29th, at 7.30 p.m. 3 . Business :To receive Balance-sheet and Report ; Elect two Directors in place of Messrs R. Burne and W. Mit- - chell, who retire, but are eligible for re-election ; and General. REGINALD C. TEMPLER, Secretary September 20th, 1894. THE STANWAY CREAMERY will commence working on MONDAY, 17th September. W. W. CORPE NOTICE. d ALL Accounts owing to me, and I. J\ not paid by the Ist October, \ will be sued for without further notice. I. C. MATTHEWS, Baker