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Manawatu Herald, Volume I, Issue 24, 15 November 1878, Page 3

i LICENCING COURT. NOTUJKis hereby civon that the Meoting of ' tho Licensing Court, f.ir the District of Foxton, advertised iur tho 3rd December, I will bo adjourned until WEDNESDAY, the 4th of December, and that tho Li ensing Court for the District of Palinerston, adyortised for the same date, will be adjourned until Thursday, the sth December, 1878. Dated at Foxton this 13th day of November, 1878. SAML. M. BAKEE, Clerk of the Court. ELECTION NOTICE. MANAWATU COUNTY COUNCIL. \ S Returning Officer for the A. County, I hereby declare the result of the elections for the several Hidings, with the number of votes polled for each Candidate in each Biding that a poll has been necessary, namely — AWAnOU KIDIXG. Messrs Francis Loudon and John Frederick Rockstrow are declared duly elected. Votes polled — Francis Loudon 92 John Frederick Rockstrow 86 Ernest Stephen Thy nne ... 58 Uenry Dawson ... ... 3b' ououa EiDiyo. Uenry Sanson, unopposed, declared dul} elected. TAOXUI KIDIXG. Tames Lint^n declared duly elected. Votes polled — James Lint on 42 Viggo Monrad ... ... 35 MANCHESTER KIDIXG. Douglas H. Maearthur and Arthur W. F. Halcombe declared duly elected. Votes polled — Douglas H. Mnearthur ••• 172 Arthur \V. F. Hfllcombe ... 158 Willia.ii Henry Lash ... 81 KAWA KAW'A ISIIMXO. John Wright Gower declared duly elected. Votes polled — John Wright Gower ... 70 | Robert B. Mackenzie ... 53 HOROWHENUA T.IDIXG. John Kobbell, jun., unopposed, declared duly elected. KIWITEA RIDING. Stanley Ilerbert Carr, unopposed, declared duly elected. "T. U. COOK, Returning Officer. Foxton, 14th November, 1878. r\ N SALE By the undersigned, &$- At Family Wholesale Prices, At their STORKS IN PALMEBSTON & FOXTON Flour Pollard and Bran Bacon Hams Oats Chaff Teas Sugars Sauces Pickles Kerosene Candles Wool-packs Ooinsacks Nai.s Spouting "Whiteleads Oils Rice Cornflour Fencing Wiro Staples Scrim Paper &c, &c, &c. THYNNE, LINTON & CO. Countiy Produce bought and fold en commission, or for cash. TO THIS ELECTORS OF THE AWAHUU RIDING. pENTLEMEN— I havo to thank vDT those who supported mo at tho election on Wednesday, and regret the unsuccessful result ; I can only hope that those who have been entrusted with tho position I was a candidate for, will as earnestly slrivo fur the advancement of the district as I have ever done. I havo ulso to thank thoso Electors for selecting Mr Rockstrow instead of mj-self as a fitiing colleague for Mr Loudon, as it would have been impossible for me to have acted in that capacity. I am. Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, JiRNKST S. TJIYNNE. Foxton, lit ! i NoveuilK'v. IjlOTl SALE, a fiuo Tour. Apply U to Juhu Cux, IVxvn, i