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Manawatu Herald, Volume I, Issue 94, 25 July 1879, Page 3

mHE Annual Meeting of the par- ! J- ishionersof All Paints' Church, ; Foxton, will be held in the Church, ! on Saturday evening next, the 26th inst.. at 7 o'clock. The Bishop of Wellington will preside. A full attendance is requested. ALL SAINTS' CHURCH, FOXTON. THE Bishop of Wellington will hold Divine Service on Sunday next — Morning at 11, evening at 7.30 Holy Communion at morning service. Pokitaone, Hurae 21, 1879. KUA Whakaae mai nga rangatira o nga iwi Maori, kia tv te huihuio te Hupiri ki te Motuiti, ki Pokitaone, ki te kainga o Ihakara Tukumaru, Manawatu, a to 1 o nga ra Hanuere, 1880, hei Whakamaharatanga mo te taenga mai o te Rongopai me ona Minita, ko te Wiremu, koto Harawira na raua i kauwhau te Rongopai ki tenei pito o te motu nei, NA IHAKARA TUKUMARU, o Ngatiraukawa. Foxton, July 21st, 1879. THE Chiefs of the Maori tribes have consented to hold a Jubi' lee at Motuiti, Foxton, and J-hakara's place, Manawatu, on the Ist January, 1880, in commemoration of the arrival of the Gospel and its Ministers —Archdeacon Fenry Williams, and Bishop Hadfield, who were the first to preach the Gospel in this end of the Island. IHAKARA TUKUMARU, of Ngatiraukawa. FOR SALE. rpHREE acres of land, with house JL and improvements. Apply to C. HULKE. Foxlon, July 25. OST— A TIN BOX, with canvas covers, landed from the ss Jane Douglas on June 5, 1879, at Foxton, directed Mrs Baillie, Palmerston North, and marked with name on inner cover. Reward on recovery. Apply to DR. MARRINER, Palmerston North DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. I**HE Partnership (if any) hitherto existing between the undersigned and Thomas Robinson is hereby dissolved. Existing contracts will be continued by the undersigned. Dated this 22nd July, 1879. (Signed) TIMOTHY M'CARTHY. "" BRICKS, LIME. Notice to Builders, Owners | of Property, &o. a DAMS TND BULL, BRICKMAKERS, LIMEBURNERS, &c, Desire to inform the public of Foxton and the whole surrounding district, that they are now prepared to accept orders for Lime or Bricks, which will be supplied at lowest current rates. The Bricks are now in the kiln, and will be ready for removal in a fortnight. All kinds of brickwork done at reasonable prices. Cvens set, yards paved, chimneya built, &c. Orders left at G. Adams', Brickfield, Eiver Bank, or T. Bull's, the Tramway, will be promptly attended to , FARM TO LET. ft^O LET, 175 acres of LAND, A situate about a mile from Foxton, 10 acres being bush, the remainder clear. The timber in the bush can be utilised for fencing purposes. A portion is already fenced and drained. For further particulars, apply to A. J. WHYTE, Whyte's Hotel, Foxton. BREAD. \ S announced by circular when we took over Mr Brown's Hakery, this article will be 9D. A LOAF From date, and will be still further reduced should the trade warrant it. W. J. & F. LOUDON. Foxton, July 17. In the matter of the Pandon and Foxton Railway District. Notice to Voters. IHEREHY give notice that the votes of the Ratepayers for the 1 above Railway will not be taken on the 12th July, as advertised, but is hereby postponed till a future day, of which early notice will be given. I JOHN WRIGHT GOW ER, | Presiding Officer. Banson, July 3, 1879.