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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 20, 31 October 1879, Page 3

FOXTON LOCAL BOARD. TENDERS FOR VALUATION. mENDERS for the Valuation of JL the Foxton Local Board District, in accordance with the Acts relating thereto, to be sent addressed to the Chairman of the Board by 12 o'clock noon on Wednesday, sth November, 1879. Tenders to be accompanied with a marked cheque fur £10 on some Bank as good for fourteen days, to be forfeited if tender not taken up. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ALEXANDER GRAY, Chairman. LOCAL BOARD OFFICE. mENDERS will be received at the J- office of the Foxton Local Board until Wednesday, the sth November, 1879, at noon, for clearing eleven chains, more or less, of scrub and timber on road from Avenue Bridge to Racecourse Hill. Specifications to be seen at office of Board. ALEXANDER GRAY, Chairman. MANAWATU COUNTY COUNCIL. LENDERS will be received by J Chairman, at Foxton, up to 2 p,m. on Monday, 3rd November, 1879, for Fencing reserve, Foxton liuilding groin in Orou \ River Plans and specifications to be seen at County Office, Foxton, and High" ways Office, Palmerston. H. J. HAYNS, Engineer to Council. Palmerston North, October 21 at, 1879. MANAWATU COUNTY COUNCIL. A SPECIAL MEETING will be, held on Monday, 3rd day of November, at 2.30 p.m., to confirm the following resolution passed at a special meeting, held on the 6th of October : — " That all drains and other water courses situated on district roads in the County of Mana-w-atu, be hereby placed under the control of the various Highway and Local Boards in whose districts such watercourses may be, in accordance with the provisions of the Public Works Act, 1876." I3y order, D. H. MACARTHUR, Chairman. ■XTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS' -JIN (Patea-Manawatu Section). WANGANUI AGRICULTURAL AND | TASTOKAL ASSOCIATION. GRAND ANNUAL SHOW ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Oth, 1879. WANGANUI JOCKEY CLUB SPRING MEETING, ON FRIDAY, NOV. 7th, 1879. On Thursdty and Friday, Nov. Gth and 7on, the ordinary Time Table will "be suspended, and Trains will run as under : — ' I o Fi S o ~~ o us >o «"O 00 N' S S N IO W ■* I XI O O <T{ CO I o io ■* ; io o 53 F 3\& Q o «5 J! !CJ CO *■- "O CO d od oo t^ t^ .5 es .S a H 41 5 <D < Q < fi ""3 C 3 *« j§ I 8 I I « I 1 $ 2 « * g'g 3 J Jr g 2 3 S 1 6 & B ft < Q < s .l o >o F^ oo o us >5 o o » «S CI US r-J WS Ol -J CO -■us i-^t^co oo od oi o i-5 i-l iH . us _ O co oo O us gOJ^'-J "* "? e { °^ *® W J H ,'H (H »H C-1 C» CO ■* "^__!TL T~us ex co us us o '. O £ Ol O W US r-J CO r-J wj iq CO J»^ os ci c> © © >-IaJN t+ An extra Train will leave Wanpanui for Kai Iwi, at 5,50 p.m. on above days. Single Tickets issued from all Stations to Wanganui on November sth, 6th, and 7th, will be available for the return journey up to Monday, the 10th November. T. F. ROTHERAM, General Manager. Wanganui.. C.ctobei 23. FOXTON BAKER! . rpHE undersigned intimates to the inhabitants of Foxton that on and after this date he is prepared lo supply BREAD OF FIRST-CLASS QUALITY. Customers will be waited on for ; orders daily. JOHN W. LIDDELL, I Main^street, Foxton.