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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 4, 5 September 1879, Page 3

"CAUTIOiirTO ELECTORS. THE Poll will be opetffrom 9 in the morning till 4 in the afternoon, and no longer. , VBters must not ou any account write their names or initials, or anything else, on the ballot paper. If they^do, their vote will be informal, and will not count. _.. Every voter should be careful to fdra^his pen or pencil through the . r'names of the candidates for whom he detiires not to vote. TCMMB " ErECTORS^ »rpHE Statement <that I am disqualified is false. * A. FOLLETT HALCOMBE. ' Wellington, September 4. P. S. OSPREY. * MESSRS THYNNE, LINTOBI & 00., have received inwruciions f^*v s Stt^y Public Auction (unless prev^viou^r disposed of by private bar- ; gain) at sale rooms, Foxton. on Wednesday next, the 10th September, at 9 o'clock p.m., « THE P4DDLE STEAMER OSPREY. 2# tons register, ' 1 5 horse power nominal, with dingy, anchor, chains, winch, &c , &c, all in good working order, as she now lies in the Mamwatu River. Tohus libeiaj/declarod at sale. * The sfeairer holds a river" certificate for 58 passengers, and has been passed Yy the Government surveyor for the ensuing six months. TfIYNNE. LINTON & <50. m Auctioneers FOXTON STATE SCHOOL. nVTOW that there is ample accom* -J-Y modation for the educational requirements of the district, and also an increase of teaching power, parents are requested to send thoir children to school regularly ; and those parents who have not hitherto tr sent: their children, are earnestly re- . qudsted to do so, to prevent the un- '*:' pleat ans necessity of enforcing the ' ootopulsory clause of " The dlkica- . tion Act, 1877." ALEXANDEH GRAY^ \ r^-fy' ' Ohairman; School Obmmitflip B ; % [CAKD.! G'%* HAWKINS, Barrister-at-mm ,9 law, Policitor, Conveyancer, and Notary Public,. jK" Mrs. Wakepield's, Palmerston. \ Fozton and Foilding Courts attended \ Ketfliner by telegram a f tended to.